BurdensomeCount

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by BurdensomeCount 1mo ago
Imagine how bad you must be to lose to a Stochastic Parrot...
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by BurdensomeCount 2mo ago
Close to impossible. This is a famous enough problem that anyone who understands what they are doing generally would pretty immediately recognise the significance of the counterexample if shown it.
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by BurdensomeCount 3mo ago
If the Chinese models are open weight the after release you don't care about China at all; they could be running on a server in Bulgaria with zero CCP influence for all you care.
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by BurdensomeCount 1y ago
Yes, 140k for a software job is extremely high. Comparable roles in Europe done by people who are equally skilled pay half as much.
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by BurdensomeCount 1y ago
> New Town Blocked > A 50,000 home new town in Kent is blocked because they found nests full of agitated Chupacabras following the government's 'reintroduction' of the cryptid to British arable land. Your deposit requir
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by BurdensomeCount 2y ago
Terrible as these people may be, even they do not deserve the Brazen Bull (nobody does).
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by BurdensomeCount 2y ago
On a log scale (you can select this on your graph) we're basically moving on the same trend line as we have been since 1960. Covid caused a big jump but the years of stagnation since then mean we're back to normal.
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by BurdensomeCount 2y ago
It works under the same principle as pressure washing, as long as the water pressure is high enough the final result is completely clean. Too high pressure can lead to material flying around everywhere but there's a very large range wh
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by BurdensomeCount 2y ago
Uptime: Close to 2000 years at this point.
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by BurdensomeCount 2y ago
She was Lo, plain Lo, in the morning, standing four feet ten in one sock...
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by BurdensomeCount 2y ago
Hanania also has similarly scathing things to say about low class and low end white people. He's not partisan at all, or if he is, he's biased against the more "pathetic" parts of humanity, if you wish to put it like tha
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by BurdensomeCount 3y ago
By being very good. Mostly the Uber-geniuses thing, but I wouldn't call them geniuses. You do have a bit of the harder working but it's quite minor and of course sometime you benefit from being in the right place at the right time
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
Now remove the affirmative action portion of the non-legacy students and compare numbers again.
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
It's not just this story. This is just one more example in the plethora of "inconvenient events".
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
Also what would count as "no issues" by and large depends on the dog breed I'd say. If a rottweiler tried to attack a rabbit that wouldn't be out of the ordinary, but if a border collie did the same it would.
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
DDG was supposed to be like this originally, but they stopped using Yandex a while ago so now its just a wrapper on Bing...
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
Yep, I think the delisting comes from Bing, not DDG since DDG just pulls all their results from Bing since they stopped also using Yandex.
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
Amazing that nowadays if you want the best "uncensored" results you have to go to the Russian Yandex (at least on all topics unrelated to Russia). How did our society get to such a point...
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
> My hope is that the Supreme Court, now that it's a 6/3 conservative majority, finally strikes down race based "affirmative action". Agreed, and also favouritism for "legacies", children of faculty and athl
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by BurdensomeCount 4y ago
No different to the 90%+ men like me who also have no chance due to genetics.