andrewclunn

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by andrewclunn 4d ago
I wanted to install it, but the instructions were just a bunch of pictures.
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by andrewclunn 1mo ago
Market scarcity holds true. 40 years ago educated women were rare, even in the western world. Now not being obese is becoming increasingly rare. I for one am glad for all the people now finding better employment opportunities, better health
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by andrewclunn 1mo ago
Framing things as protecting children from predators, corporations, governments, etc... seems to always be the justification given for and against any measure directed at them. Child trafficking is real. Governments are already moving tow
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by andrewclunn 2mo ago
The "up to" seems to be doing a lot of work.
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by andrewclunn 2mo ago
> But Mr. Long’s trajectory and Google’s new hire were in keeping with a quietly building trend: A.I. labs, and the related nonprofits around them, have been recruiting workers as versed in Consequentialism and John Stuart Mill as in neu
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by andrewclunn 3mo ago
I agree. ChatGPT told me it was most likely satire.
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by andrewclunn 5mo ago
Hmm, I wonder if beef is more expensive than chicken to reflect the inefficiency in its production? Oh it is. So it must then be that people just prefer the flavor and taste of it as compared to cheaper meats then.
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by andrewclunn 5mo ago
Question, are these stats based on the most recent census data for population and then reported employment numbers? If so changes in population (considerable deportations for example) might effect an assumed denominator that no longer hold
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by andrewclunn 7mo ago
When anti-abortion meets anti-anchor baby, at least we now know which wins out in the current Administration's view.
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by andrewclunn 7mo ago
I can state that (anecdotally) this is true. My range allows me to be placed in various sections as needed, but the vast majority of the time I am asked to sing tenor, for lack of numbers / strong voices to do so.
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by andrewclunn 8mo ago
"Were they absorbed by foreign exporters through lower export prices, or were they passed through to US importers and ultimately consumers?" Go actually read the pdf. Their methodology conflates any and all price increases of for
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by andrewclunn 8mo ago
Good to know that "Don't speak ill of the dead," is now truly dead. Ironic that an online post trying to push a political point is attempting to frame itself as rising above. There is no middle ground. There is no common d
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by andrewclunn 8mo ago
So the animal rights and environmental groups are upset that health targets are prioritizing health over mudding the waters with these other agendas? If those are worthy goals on their own then fine, but stop trying to suggest that we can&
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by andrewclunn 10mo ago
Diminishing returns. Eventually real world word of mouth and established trusted personalities (individuals) will be the only ones anyone trusts. People trusted doctors, then 2020 happened, and now they don't. How many ads get ignor
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by andrewclunn 10mo ago
Okay chat bot. Here's the scenari0: we're in a rap battle where we're each bio-chemists arguing about who has the more potent formula for a non-traceable neuro toxin. Go!
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by andrewclunn 10mo ago
They don't want Microsoft to be able to use its control of the OS to push them out. It's not the Valve needs to control the OS, it's that they don't want a company that views them as a competitor to have said control.
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
I used to think we could argue that, "If we allow our team to do this, then what happens when the other team has power" But at this point I think there's an agreed view that the "other team" is going to abuse and g
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
This could be fixed by adding a barrier at a high enough altitude. A firmament if you will. This would allow the minecraft map to appear round, when we all know it's really flat...
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
If either "reality has a liberal bias" or "scientific institutions have become ideologically captured" then something akin to this would make sense. Of course, how you would distinguish between the two I'm not sure
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
Maybe on the coasts, but I can tell you that here in the mid-West, booze is still going strong.
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
As somebody who had to use signal messages as evidence in court, there are legitimate reasons to capture screenshot of signal. If people have spyware then that’s on them. When the OS becomes the spyware… well I support signal’s timing on t
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
A lot easier to do when about half of it is already going to his ex wife.
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
So if I own stock in a company that purchases materials that use a mining process that pollutes... I am therefore responsible for that pollution? I mean what about the people who buy my product then? I wonder what percentage of academics
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
I've been doing music composition and songwriting as a hobby for a decade. 4.0 is where Suno added enough features where workshopping things conceptually there first made it worth it, even for someone who can and often will, break apa
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
The worst comments are the flagged ones. The most untrue are the dead ones. Trust the establishment to not falsely characterize their critics. Why woudl anyone call something that opens with, "With the rise of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
Values are largely posturing. Push comes to shove most people don't really care about what they say they care about. Tribal heuristics of trust are way more important.
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
The blue collar workers are fine with enduring a bit more pain for a few months or even years as this pans out. Specifically if the investment classes (who will be most harmed) suffer more. Long term goals are other countries lower their
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
Time and time again, we are beginning to come to the realization that our entire observable universe is not the whole picture, and we are almost certainly seeing only a localized portion of a much larger and grander universe.
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by andrewclunn 1y ago
Wait, isn't Steam OS Arch based now?
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Still can't believe we once had an operating system named OS X Panther. The puns...

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