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Name_Chawps
3y ago
Is there no search engine that outright bans all commercial content? There are plenty of searches where I want to find what real people are thinking, not what some company's article says. This kind of thing could easily be crowd-source
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I think every noun should have an emoji. Why not? I'm allowed to talk about lemons, but not limes? Why? Better that every noun has a single canonical representation.
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3y ago
I've heard the same thing happen with Mohammed
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Your "random" example is currently the #2 ongoing fiction on there, and was #1 until a couple days ago when the guy who wrote Mother of Learning released his new fiction.
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3y ago
It is criticized frequently, and study pre-registration has become the norm already in some fields.
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3y ago
Even if dogs were sensitive to Earth's magnetic field, why would they shit facing North/South? What would be the point?
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3y ago
Infants deprived of social contact who have their other needs met, will die. Solitary confinement is a form of torture. We are a social species. Social interaction is core to our survival and critical to our well-being.
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3y ago
What I object to is this: "the disconnect with nature, oneself and to a lesser extend the community". No, loneliness is not a disconnect with nature or yourself. It's a disconnect with the community.
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3y ago
It's a legal barrier, not a practical one.
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Were those people saying crypto would not take off as an alternative currency, or did they claim the value of crypto as a speculator asset would not increase?
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Technology didn't make horses unemployable until it did. We have certain abilities. Once those abilities are replaced, that's it.
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3y ago
I learned to meditate recently, and it allowed me to quit biting my nails. I had actually given up on meditation, thinking it wasn't doing much for me practically. But then a month later I tried to quit biting my nails, which I have tr
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3y ago
Truly horrible
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3y ago
I got it with clinking beer mugs, no one under 18 symbol, and ID button
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3y ago
I got all three. Inception was slightly smiling face, the zZZ emoji, and upside down face. Gladiator was Italian flag, classical building, swords Superbad was clinking beer mugs, no one under 18 symbol, and ID button
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3y ago
I think you misunderstood the question. When it is guessing, is it guessing "which of these 50 movies is represented by these 3 emojis" or something, or is it free to guess any movie?
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3y ago
You truly think housing and food have anything to do with it? We live in the richest society in history, and also the most suicidal. Why don't people living in true poverty around the world feel depressed and kill themselves like we do
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3y ago
I usually like to get to know someone better before we start talking about my onus.
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3y ago
Clearly you don't understand Hacker News comment design.
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3y ago
Game probably needs some way of making the player feel more invested in the game. Maybe you can only place so many particles per day, and then you have to wait until the next day. Or you can pay to get more particles now. If you could pay f
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3y ago
To have shifted goalposts, I would have had to have said one thing, and then say something different. But I only made a single comment.
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This "uses" regexes to parse HTML in the same way that Sunny D is "made with" 100% orange juice.
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I have done some prompt engineering and read about prompt engineering, and I believe people write in the imperative mood because they have tried different ways of doing it and they believe it gives better results. I.e., this practice is inf
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3y ago
Your previous response indicates that you did not understand, and you are now backtracking.
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3y ago
Orthogonal doesn't mean opposites, it means they're perpendicular i.e. unrelated.
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But in Old German, the prefix ir-/ur- meant "thoroughly", from Proto-Germanic uz-, meaning "out", ultimately from Proto-Indo-European úd-, meaning "outward"/"upward", which is also the origi
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Old English is somewhat mutually intelligible with Frisian, so may not be totally dead.
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Can you give one example of a fact that was entirely made up by an Economist article?
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Clearly whoever wrote it meant "indefinitely" and didn't realize that "forever" doesn't mean "forever until we decide otherwise".
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This is true until you introduce transfinite numbers.
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