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by as300 3y ago
I may be misremembering, but I thought you can fill petrol with UPI too?
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by as300 4y ago
What's the difference between entering in an anonymized patient history into ChatGPT and, say, googling their symptoms?
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by as300 4y ago
Your comment is ironic to me, because I often feel the need to suppress my urge to call out people who seem obsessed with Elon Musk, but your comment is proving that my instinct is right.
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by as300 4y ago
Really feel like alot of answers to this question are more influenced by the commenter's own partisan affiliation within their own country. India's BJP seems to be used as a proxy for conservatism in Western liberal publications,
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by as300 4y ago
Hmm, and wouldn't that work both ways? What's stopping this from being an impetus for China to stop being dependent on US-allied countries for semiconductor fabrication?
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by as300 4y ago
I think the tools and techniques for developing AI-assisted art are gonna explode, and we will see things like "Photoshop for AI-Generated art" or "Blender for AI generated models", where there are mixed tools that allow
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by as300 4y ago
A worse one is to me is that they aren't allowed to say "Quantum Supremacy", because it reminds some people of "White Supremacy"? Nevermind that you actually give that concept more power when you make it so that eve
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by as300 5y ago
I mean, the boy's father also says that there will always be "horse and buggy" Amish. We are forgetting that there are different Amish orders that lie on a spectrum of conservatism within the Amish community. Even if there ar
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by as300 5y ago
I still don't think you understand. If your passion is painting, and its something you would do for free, then fulfilling your artistic potential is still work . It still requires hours upon hours of deliberate practice. The great mas
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by as300 5y ago
I think his point (and the broader point being assumed by the author) was that "spending your time in activities that realize your self" does, in fact, feel a lot like work.
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by as300 5y ago
Is there a way to tell if my phone is affected? Some sort of "test dial 911"?
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by as300 5y ago
Sure, but didn't pretty much every English person those days? I feel the real interesting point is that he was interested in the unknown , and back in those days they didn't have the modern distinctions between what we now consid
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by as300 5y ago
There is one reason Twitter is not doing this, and one reason the governments can do this in the first place, and that is money . Twitter makes money off of users in other countries (its stock performance is tied to % increase of DAU). T
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by as300 5y ago
WSL2 is slick, but the process of getting on Windows Insider Program and updating Windows to the right version is quite clunky.
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by as300 5y ago
Why would you say it's an error to use a float for currency? I would imagine it's better to use a float for calculations then round when you need to report a value rather than accumulate a bunch of rounding errors while doing comp
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by as300 5y ago
I think this is Amazon's goal, where you're expending energy not to buy from them. You need a reason not to and then it only lasts for a short time period . They're banking on being people's default retailer which l
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by as300 6y ago
No, I'm not saying we compensate people for the opportunity cost for not having kids. I'm saying we compensate them according to the value to society of them having them and spending time raising them.
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by as300 6y ago
I don't think the goal should be to eliminate disparities. I think it should be eliminate obstacles. If the husband and wife agree that they want to use their combined paternity/maternity in a given way, who are you or I to tell t
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by as300 6y ago
Unfortunately I just don't think it's a tenable position to assert that women (or men) should be able to take 2-4 years off of work and not be disadvantaged in their career for doing so. I wholeheartedly support the idea that, as
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by as300 6y ago
Erm, there's a good portion of the world's population (I'd say over half) that doesn't think the US military's activities support it's safety.
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by as300 6y ago
I can't tell if you're being serious. If by your answer you mean nothing, are you saying that the farm bill panic is simultaneously both fear-mongering and push back against blatant propaganda by those in power? If by your answer
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by as300 6y ago
I get the impression reading articles like this that the farm bills would certainly negatively impact farmer. See this quote from the article: >The country’s capital city has seen over four months of protest after Prime Minister Narend
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by as300 6y ago
This was addressed in the article, though. PredictIt odds could've been skewed by: * Maximum of $1000 being able to be invested on the platform * A small fee being taken by PredictIt out of every bet.
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by as300 6y ago
I see quite a bit of disappointing talk that disregards the contents of the article, here. Namely, the author names one sort of bias that led 'Very Smart People' to give an outsized likelihood of Trump winning: >I remember thin
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by as300 6y ago
While this is true, you could easily write a listener script (very easy with ETH due to the extensive bloom filter use) that adds more collateral to your position if it reaches, say, within %175 of the capital you withdrew.
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by as300 6y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I've seen oauth implementations that require you to be redirected to the site you're giving credentials for to finish the flow of authentication. Wouldn't this make it a lot easier to determin
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by as300 6y ago
> Then, yes, BTC has that property... but, tons of other things do! E.g. why not invest in amber, it's probably one of the rarest things in the universe. Yes but the amount of amber, gold, silver, etc. on Earth is a known unknown. T
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by as300 6y ago
Absolutely not. Tens of thousands of Indians fought and died (not counting the Bengal famine which killed millions, but may or may not have been a result of malfeasance. Resource extraction from the colonies helped them fight as well.
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by as300 6y ago
Agreed, but I'd argue that the US's imperialism is fairly well-known. The British managed to avoid that via shrewd and destructive campaigns of divide-and-conquer that stacked the odds against future democracies.
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by as300 6y ago
Right, so if BP drills for oil in South Texas that means that the Texas oil reserves should be under their control? This viewpoint reeks of racism and Anglo-Saxon exceptionalism.

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