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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
They are at the very boundary of what is computable!
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Gray market stuff.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Indeed, Doritos in Poland tasted garbage compared to those in Denmark, Ireland, and Germany.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Doritos even have different ingredients between EU countries. I have tested this in Denmark, Poland, Cyprus, Ireland and Germany.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
It’s okay though, as some brilliant minds have said, the price of a few deaths is acceptable for less regulation!
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
It’d be a positive in my book if they used a constraint solver.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
All you’ve done is live up to your handle. The good thing about science is that it doesn’t need a “trust me bro”.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
He advocated for killing, incarcerating, and conversion “therapies”. You should familiarise yourself with what’s happening there. The more you try to sane-wash the more you show what kind of person you are. How about we listen to the actual
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/lcdocs/inquiries/2510/Repo... What Charlie has advocated for.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
No victim blaming, he is not a victim of anything other than his own actions. He has been fanning the flames for years. He has exploited political conflict for personal gain. What you clearly missed is that Charlie could have had a life tha
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Charlie was pushing the narrative that trans people are over represented in shootings and terrorist attacks. Charlie was not targeted over a characteristic like sexuality, race, and whatnot that would make it a hate crime. Charlie could hav
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Affirming the consequent. I can see why some believe he is “good”.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Absolutely did not advocate for lynching and killing trans people like 50s and 60s. Wink wink, nudge nudge. Trans people must be stopped, for the children! We all know what his words mean, the veil is thin enough that even a moron would und
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
A trans person is not a political opponent any more than a white male is a political opponent. Stop pretending Charlie wasn’t pushing a harmful narrative that lead to an increase in hate crime.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
It all starts with that. They are literally making being trans illegal in red states, and this is just one more pebble.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
They literally talk about revoking 2A for trans people. What are you on about? Plenty of websites track this legislation. If you really wanted, you could have an agent do deep research and answer that for you.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I find myself pondering how the families of victims of stochastic terrorism feel, do they try to rationalize why their loved ones died? I am in the unfortunate situation to have found myself a victim of hatred — nearly got abducted — found
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Grand, let’s observe state-wide evidence. Red states overwhelmingly occupy the bottom end of leaderboards by all accounts of education except the number of people believing in fairytales about angels.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I don’t understand why this became about politics, but I will bite. Republicans want to dismantle department of education, have cut funding for education, food stamps, free meals, etc. they are by definition against education for the outgro
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Isn’t it obvious? Children of immigrants do way better. Children of Asian households do way better than other ethnicities, and children in impoverished areas do a lot worse. All of this is cultural and anyone who thought I implied race — wh
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Not just education but overall intellectualism. It’s a purely cultural issue that can be observed by looking at demographics.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Higher density makes objects feel a lot more premium than their less dense counterparts.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
All execution has to be serial in one way or the other, even if you backtrack you still spent time at T-i at one state, and then go back to a previous state. An LLM could very well act as simply having a tape of the computations it executed
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
I’d argue that souls-likes build perseverance which helps with IRL success.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
3 of my last 4 machines have been AMD x NVDA and I have been very happy. The intel x NVDA machine has been my least stable one.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Unusual whales does a lot of reporting of this nature. One could also take a look at pages like cheddar which track what they claim is unusual flow in options.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
What’s the difference between backtracking and flattening the computation?
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
The stock rose over 5%. Anyone who bought when Apple claimed Google searches were down would be up over 30% to date.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
Sorry that’s just hilarious.
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by PartiallyTyped 1y ago
So you are basing your comment on what Amzn does based on comments from HR? Please… AWS does a lot of bleeding edge stuff, many of which never make it to prod.

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