aipatselarom

7 ms·

1.
by aipatselarom 3mo ago
Hypertension is asymptomatic for years and is prevalent in every demographic. Leaving it unattended it can cause stroke, heart attack, or organ damage through long-term vessel strain, by which time damage may be irreversible; detecting it o
2.
by aipatselarom 4mo ago
SpaceX and Tesla are different companies, fyi.
3.
by aipatselarom 4mo ago
>on the West of what? On the West of every single country in Europe, to start with. Don't take this the wrong way, but have you looked at a world map? I ask since a significant chunk of people from the US cannot find Mexico on a map
4.
by aipatselarom 4mo ago
I'm happy to clarify but also please don't take it personal if this is my last comment wrt. to this; again, this does not really lead us to productive conversation and we can all do much better than that. All definitions come from
5.
by aipatselarom 4mo ago
Chill. GP never said he was against or in favor of the current US administration. This is quite a deranged strawman argument that borders on a personal attack. This behavior does not lead to clever or constructive conversation. There are mu
6.
by aipatselarom 6mo ago
Whoa, what an interesting variation of "buying the railroads".
7.
by aipatselarom 7mo ago
Whatever you do please DO NOT look up these links on the Internet Archive. Not just that but I would also suggest to stop using the Internet Archive in general, as it is obviously not a reliable source of truth like Wikipedia or many news o
8.
by aipatselarom 7mo ago
I checked the guy's Wikipedia page and the opening paragraph says he's linked to MIT like five times, lmao. Very normal stuff.
9.
by aipatselarom 7mo ago
Nice try. However, hashing and encryption are two different operations. Load this page, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard Ctrl-F "hash". No mention of it. Before being pedantic at lea
10.
by aipatselarom 7mo ago
Exact same thing with Codex from 5.2 to 5.3. There's no conspiracy, though, other than more tokens consumed = more money, and they want that.
11.
by aipatselarom 8mo ago
Enlighten us, then, savant[1]. 1: as in, one with detailed knowledge in some specialized field (as of science or literature)
12.
by aipatselarom 8mo ago
>open the valve to release the required volume of oxygen Mega LMAO. I can assure you this is not what's going on, at all. Also, if you release oxygen in gas form into the liquid you're going to run into a zillion other problems
13.
by aipatselarom 8mo ago
The issue is not if it's a good/bad thing. We all know that. The issue is that is neither common nor a natural thing for men to "struggle not to rape someone" as much as you think it is. While your intentions might be go
14.
by aipatselarom 8mo ago
If you actually did that you'd know most domestic violence is from women towards men. But it doesn't transcend as men are usually way stronger and just brush it off. Hint: It's so prevalent it's even considered "fun
15.
by aipatselarom 8mo ago
Same. Leaving aside the "If you're a man ..." condescending crap, that "cause harm to others" bit reveals a lot about the author. Sorry pal, you're alone on that hill.
16.
by aipatselarom 8mo ago
>Would you trust a medical system measured by: which doctor would the average Internet user vote for? Yes, the system desperately needs this. Many doctors malpractice for DECADES. I would absolutely seek to, damn, even pay good money to,
17.
by aipatselarom 9mo ago
President Trump was elected democratically by the people of the US, by majority in both the electoral and popular vote.
18.
by aipatselarom 9mo ago
Unusual yes, but I wouldn't call them hyperbolic (in the context of its meaning in this thread). Also, wrt. to the Summer of Love, I would think its values are in the complete opposite side of what's being discussed here. Excerpt
19.
by aipatselarom 9mo ago
Yes, I think GenZ is unusually hyperbolic. Why'd you think otherwise?
20.
by aipatselarom 9mo ago
>[GenZ]s are [Hyperbolic]s >But that doesn't imply all [Hyperbolic]s are [GenZ]s Seems clear to me.
21.
by aipatselarom 9mo ago
How much money or time do they owe you, though?
22.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
Absolutely. So, it was smart and young German students that wanted to get rid of most or all of the material produced by one of the earliest institutions on the planet dealing with controversial topics like birth control, LGBT, fetishism, s
23.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
TIL about [1]. It definitely adds an interesting nuance to the book burning thing. Thanks.
24.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I know it doesn't matter to the topic at had, but I actually went on and read all about your project, and that caught my attention. :)
25.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
Weird, Meta says it's their Chief AI Scientist [1]. But maybe they're wrong ... 1: https://ai.meta.com/people/396469589677838/yann-lecun/
26.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
>I launched a job board [...] Weird, it says there your wife did.
27.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
>if this was a bird strike incident on both engines that maybe having 4 engines [...] It's pretty clear what the guy is inquiring about. Speaking as someone without aerospace engineering or GA pilot experience. My only relevant expe
28.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
>taking some actual flying lessons Unironically, you're probably way more qualified than most of the people here throwing rubbish at you. A classic on places like this.
29.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
>On the topic of dudes online speculating wildly? Is that the topic of this thread?
30.
by aipatselarom 1y ago
They also do if you go around the car with a knife and you stab them. But it is somehow implied that the context of the comment is normal driving conditions. Perhaps that comment could be reworded like: >When driving on a highway, while

More ›