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davidgro

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  • Which actor/actress are you unable to dissociate from one of his/her role?

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  • Danny Trejo is of course Machete (or Uncle Machete to the Spy Kids) - even if he does occasionally rangle Rancors or other roles.

    (But only when I can see him. I had no idea he had that many voice roles until looking him up just now)

  • Did you you notice the second "you" in the title of this post? How do you feel about (not) noticing it?

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  • I actually try to watch for those at line wraps, butbut this one got me.

  • Staggeringly good one actually

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  • I was definitely thinking:

  • Who remembers this?

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  • The actual dress was in fact blue and black.

  • Which of your favorite sci-fi tech seems achievable in a reasonable timeframe, say 100 years?

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  • I'm not sure what you mean by 'use it on that basis'. Yes, entanglement has been proven to work, but it can't be used to communicate FTL.

  • Which of your favorite sci-fi tech seems achievable in a reasonable timeframe, say 100 years?

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  • I read it. Doesn't mention FTL, because that's not a possibility for actually transmitting info.

    Edit: I think the way these quantum encryption systems work is that basically the photons (and I assume it's polarization being measured) become the encryption key to a message that is sent conventionally.

    Like the sender generates a bunch of entangled photons, sends the paired ones to the recipient, measures their photons and uses the results to encrypt the message, the receiver measures theirs and gets the same results, the sender sends the encrypted message over email or whatever, and the recipient has the same key because of entanglement.Meanwhile an eavesdropper measuring the photons would mess them up for the recipient so the message wouldn't decrypt.

  • Which of your favorite sci-fi tech seems achievable in a reasonable timeframe, say 100 years?

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  • If you change one of the particles it just breaks the entanglement. If you measure one, then you instantly know the state the other will have when measured, but the result of your measurement - and therefore the other one also - is random. The only way to correlate the two measurements of the two particles is to send the results (at C or slower) to the same place and compare them. Otherwise each just looks like a random result.

  • I made this meme... so I got that going for me, which is nice

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  • Context?

  • Hertz, showing the difference between science and engineering

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  • Sounds like Faraday understood the... potential.

  • Salt Lake City, plans to implement AI-assisted 911 call triaging to handle ~30% of about 450K non-emergency calls per year

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  • That does work (actually 'non emergency city state'). But as another comment mentions, the public knowing it exists is more important than the number itself.

  • Salt Lake City, plans to implement AI-assisted 911 call triaging to handle ~30% of about 450K non-emergency calls per year

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  • So they are asking a virtual roulette wheel to make the determination if it's an emergency or not.

  • Salt Lake City, plans to implement AI-assisted 911 call triaging to handle ~30% of about 450K non-emergency calls per year

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  • I think the non-emergency number should be heavily advertised. I have no idea what the local one for me is (if it even exists)

  • Salt Lake City, plans to implement AI-assisted 911 call triaging to handle ~30% of about 450K non-emergency calls per year

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  • And an LLM determining that accurately would be a dice roll.

  • Must fight temptation to buy an overpriced raspberry pi

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  • Note that the battery will generally stop working after a long enough time turned on and powered via AC, but otherwise yeah.

  • All right music fans, what's your favorite band/musician and how many times have you seen them live?

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  • Yes. Definitely a top performer. Even the costume changes alone are impressive.

  • All right music fans, what's your favorite band/musician and how many times have you seen them live?

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  • Yeah, he really has had an amazing career. And puts on a heck of a performance at the shows I've seen too.

  • All right music fans, what's your favorite band/musician and how many times have you seen them live?

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  • Weird Al.Only like 4-5 times so far, but I have tickets for this summer's tour stop near me

  • Wallet – The Jenkins

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  • Insurance card.

  • Wallet – The Jenkins

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  • My wallet has my ID with name and address, which is where the car is likely parked, and it has my insurance card which says exactly what make, model, and year the car is, even has the VIN.

    As for the second question, the finder has places to be.