Grismar

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by Grismar 3y ago
Emphasis on "some" since most of what was on display was manipulated, fake, coached, or just plain written for TV.
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by Grismar 4y ago
It's so important to take these testimonials seriously, whilst also being careful we don't hurt the chances of those that are able to get the help they would have had no access to only a decade ago.
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by Grismar 4y ago
Diversity is not important in and of itself, but it has been shown again and again that people will discriminate against it over of just selecting for quality. And it doesn't seem to be the case that having to overcome their aversion t
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by Grismar 4y ago
You say "special moderation treatment", as if it is something sinister. Have you considered that it may just be the fact that she was so broadly loved, that this happens naturally?
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by Grismar 4y ago
As a rider of both motorcycles and bicycles (lifetime, being a Dutchie), I think this article is a waste of space and time. I just bought an ebike last year (nothing to do with the pandemic, but with my living in hilly Brisbane now) and I t
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by Grismar 5y ago
Yes, because learning C will teach you about computing and how your computer works. However C is not the only language that could teach you and you don't have to become fluent in it to understand enough to help your Python. Learning en
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by Grismar 5y ago
OK boomer. Which is exactly what I felt when young left. I despise Rogan and I don't like that Spotify got in bed with him like they did. But the behaviour of these artists is hypocritical and tone-deaf. Bring out a duet criticising Ro
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by Grismar 5y ago
I wonder: is this a technical issue, or just a practical joke by someone who has managed to convince Google Drive that they have the copyright to files containing only "1"?
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by Grismar 5y ago
Sounds to me like the author should be using Windows, because it is not Apple and not Linux, but they have been duped into believing that this is the OS that shall not be named, if you want a shot at being a cool kid. I share the author&#x2
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by Grismar 5y ago
I generally don't mind it, it is a bit bland, but sometimes that's a good thing. But that capital 'Q' - why?
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by Grismar 5y ago
On an individual level I just don't see the point right now. It's not that it's particularly bad, it's just that it doesn't fix anything important about 10, and there is nothing I could do on 11 that 10 won't l
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by Grismar 5y ago
I love Jad Abumrad. This is just an ad though. Did Jad consent?
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by Grismar 5y ago
Science on this is great. However, don't parrot this to your friends until you see it replicated somewhere else (preferably somewhere not governed by ivermectin-peddling populists) and confirmed in a double-blind random-controlled tria
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by Grismar 5y ago
I'm not sure about the author, but certain about many commenters here, that popular opinion and scientific standpoint are confused. Being charitable to the author, I feel they are writing about popular opinion, politics and zeitgeist a
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by Grismar 5y ago
(unless your problem was with someone sticking an MIT license on it in the first place, but that's hardly Google's fault in this case?)
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by Grismar 5y ago
Which is it: you want them to use the software or not? What do you care if it carries the added label? If they secure your software, stick a label on it and you get to add their changes back to your project if you like them, what's the
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by Grismar 5y ago
It's only "luck" if you actually know all the words - most people do passively, but can they find the right one actively? That's part of the 'skill'. The other part is constructing a mental graph that allows yo
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by Grismar 5y ago
Nothing wrong with loving learning, but I can't help but think "You need better friends". Personally I was in the best space in my university years, plenty of intelligent people around, almost all of them more knowledgeable t
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by Grismar 5y ago
The article mentioned causation isn't shown, but can be inferred. However the inference comes down to "they happen at the same time and are related", so just correlation. All work enabled by new generations of GPUs happened
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by Grismar 5y ago
We have something that might be a baby taking its first steps. It might also be a weird freak that won't live past its first few years, dying of some painful deformity. Time will tell - I'm hoping for baby, but won't be surpr
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by Grismar 5y ago
Either it works and that would be a waste of additional billions, or it doesn't and there would be no guarantee the second wouldn't have the same critical mistake. This is not about rolling the dice, it's about putting every
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by Grismar 5y ago
The same would be true for the Torah, Quran or any other major religious text (including non-Abrahamitic ones) - would you have brought the same defense, if only one of those had been quoted, if you are perfectly honest?
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by Grismar 5y ago
Thanks for the link. No temperature data, that's ominous?
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by Grismar 5y ago
Flat Earth or creationism for people who who are more responsive to a strong dose of techspeak.
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by Grismar 5y ago
Drug dealer blames addicts for substance abuse. No shit Sherlock, but you're not accused of coming up with the filth or consuming it - you're accused of being a primary trafficker. In fact, the comparison with a dealer is mild, as
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by Grismar 5y ago
So, best to ignore it, keep consuming, go to Church or say you do, and celebrate Independence Day like it means something, yes? People should be sent down that rabbit hole until they are so sick of it, they actually get off their asses for
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by Grismar 5y ago
That's an interesting theory, but where is the data, what is the evidence, has anyone tried to falsify it?
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by Grismar 5y ago
"The movement" isn't exactly driven by Big Concrete to begin with though. It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that there are a lot of people and businesses in the world that don't give a damn about climate change.
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by Grismar 5y ago
I zoomed in on the lawyers head and as I kept zooming in, I ended up with nothing but a big void on my screen. The AI logarithms do indeed have a pretty good idea of what is there.
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by Grismar 5y ago
Good grief - and I thought Java had bad boilerplate. I feel that if these are the features you require of a language, maybe Rust is not what you should be using? There is a reason the language keeps it simple and writing stuff like this, th

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