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  • Some other mathematicians took another set of work by Cox and created the Cox Ring.

  • Sysinternals is also a great tool. Not as vital for the average user though.

  • TIL that you can link to an image using markdown in Lemmy with this syntax: ![](<INSERT URL>).

    THE FOLLOWING IS ONLY FOR ILLUSTRATION AND NOT COMMENTARY.

  • This belongs in shitpost. Bravo on on kicking the hornet's nest.

    We should find a solution everyone will hate. I suggest no more acronym and stick to initialism.

  • How'd the broth turn out?

    Did you make your own noodles?

  • The required brain chip app monitors attentional neural networks while stimulating the image centers to display ads. Common side effects are nausea, vomiting, over throwing the state, and vertigo.

  • That's a portable CD player with a tape adapter in its headphone jack. The tape is the played by the tape deck of your car stereo. This is for when you didn't have a brand new car with a CD player in the dash or the trunk, but you still had a portable CD player.

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  • Is this what the British mean by "taking the piss"? Are we friends yet?

  • Foreshadowing for the next launch.

  • Agreed, grounding as a punishment seems wrong. Use it as an opportunity for developing his wisdom. He knows better now. And there was probably a little voice telling him before it happened that it was stupid. He should learn to listen to that voice. Tell him that even though you think it was reckless, that you are grateful for him coming to you and you know that it couldn't have been easy.

  • Far less chaos than I was expecting.

  • Doctors regularly Google stuff. Their training isn't in memorizing everything, but in contextualizing data, making decisions based upon the evidence and risk, and communicating that decision to the patient in a way that the patient can understand while allowing the patient to maintain bodily autonomy.

    When patients Google symptoms they have no understanding of the disease, it's prevalence in the community, it's long term effects, and it's risk profile. It's why medicine uses scientific data to make decisions but not a science itself.

  • It's amazing that if you acknowledge that:

    1. AI has some utility and
    2. The (now tiresome and sloppy) tests they're using doesn't negate 1

    You are now an AI evangelist. Just as importantly, the level of investment into AI doesn't justify #1. And when that realization hits business America, a correction will happen and the people who will be effected aren't the well off, but the average worker. The gains are for the few, the loss for the many.

  • Neat. Not the thing I'm looking for but would have given Notesnook a run for its money. That's my primary note app.

  • Seems pretty interesting, but the syncing is also premium locked at, unfortunately, a higher price.

  • I tried it out for a while and I ended using Notesnook a while back when I was looking for some other note taking app. It was so close to being the thing I wanted to use, but it doesn't render markdown while typing.

    A sticky note would stay on the desktop. And could be "pinned" on top of other apps. It would have to take up a small amount of the screen and not be browser based.