braingravy

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by braingravy 3d ago
Yep, they are setting themselves up for that. He’s already shown he doesn’t understand how to play DC politics. Maybe he’ll learn, but he and Sam have played this so poorly (and greedily) that public sentiment is clearly soiled on AI at thi
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by braingravy 4d ago
If ever there was a time to insert a few key visuals to illustrate your point…
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by braingravy 29d ago
Seems like the perfect place to install a credit card scraper… I would not tap anything on that.
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by braingravy 2mo ago
Yeah… what was the point of that?
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by braingravy 3mo ago
Sounds good! It was a waste to begin with. They can handle first-class.
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by braingravy 4mo ago
Video in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJnkikcrHA0
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by braingravy 4mo ago
It’s not crazy… the wages are below food prep. What would be crazy is paying to help someone else’s career. That’s why a well known rule of thumb for graduate program evaluation is whether or not they pay their grad students. If they pay th
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by braingravy 4mo ago
The chemical differences between PFAS and vitamin A and B6 are beyond vast. Comparing them betrays a complete ignorance of the molecular properties that, in combination with biological system processes, make A and B6 healthy at small doses
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by braingravy 5mo ago
They really are… and it’s just one person too, right? They’re doing the lord’s work.
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by braingravy 6mo ago
If you have to make that trade off you’re already in trouble.
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by braingravy 6mo ago
> “…reverse-engineering the computational dynamics of a biological brain and reproducing them in real time…” Is not an anti-AI argument, it’s an open and unsolved question. Your optimism is appreciated, but the dismissal and assumption t
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by braingravy 6mo ago
Mid-tier or not is a judgement call. Regardless, Lia went from not being in the front of the pack, to being in the front of the pack: “By the conclusion of Thomas's swimming career at UPenn in 2022, her rank had moved from 65th on the
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by braingravy 7mo ago
I use GP, would recommend as well; it generates great color codes tree maps of your storage. Once you get used to navigating it that way, you won’t go back.
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by braingravy 7mo ago
Isn’t it more of a reflection of the current law? Age gates have long been self service (e.g., “enter your birthday”), and we have laws on the books for quite some time barring minors. There is certainly a risk of what you’re describing wit
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by braingravy 7mo ago
So, the premise is high drug costs in the US subsidize drug prices in the EU. Presumably this conclusion was arrived at because pharma companies sell drugs at a higher cost in the US than they do in EU, Canada, or anywhere else. Therefore e
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by braingravy 7mo ago
That’s a great question… Currently we’re in the main Chinese holiday period with the Lunar New Year/Spring Festival/Chinese New Year, so perhaps people traveling back home from foreign lands might use the service more during this
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by braingravy 8mo ago
America great? Lol… I didn’t say it was a good thing. Regardless, most EU nations do spend relatively little on their military compared to the U.S., hence the reliance. Sorry to break it to you.
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by braingravy 8mo ago
That would require a military arsenal. The EU outsourced that to the U.S. a long time ago.
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by braingravy 8mo ago
For Power BI + AI work, you can use the JSON formatted .pbip report and semantic model files. Just fyi.
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by braingravy 9mo ago
“almost nothing” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that sentence. Stalking someone from your desk vs. IRL is a whole different ball game. Not sure why this needs explanation… anyways, the main difference is how easy it do things from your
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by braingravy 9mo ago
It’s anonymity of the viewers combined with mass open-access surveillance that enables an unheard of level of stalking capacity. Most people don’t like the idea that strangers could easily stalk their child remotely. It’s the easy of access
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by braingravy 9mo ago
Yep. Until we start holding decision makers responsible for the consequences of their decisions, they will always choose the selfish option.
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by braingravy 9mo ago
Yeah it seems silly. Why is college the primary group factor…? Is there some sort of health effect of sitting college classrooms for 5 years? Seems unlikely. College education is highly associated and predicted by income/access to weal
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by braingravy 10mo ago
The blood vessels in the brain prevent cholesterol from passing through due to the blood-brain barrier. The first part of this abstract breaks down the current understanding nicely: https://www.mdpi.com/1467-3045/47&#x2
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by braingravy 10mo ago
Are banks breached at the same rate as bitcoin brokers? I think that was op’s point.
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by braingravy 11mo ago
What a hilarious world view that humanity majors are running the U.S. The U.S. is ran by wealthy elites, who run the U.S. in such a way to make themselves more wealthy. Of course they would outsource every job and business related resource
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by braingravy 1y ago
In the richest country that has ever existed? The one that sends 1/3 of food into the dump? ( https://refed.org/downloads/refed-2025-us-food-waste-report.... ) Yes, obviously yes. If someone can’t pay for food, we c
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by braingravy 1y ago
Found the NK IT worker :)
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by braingravy 1y ago
Worth noting the restricted range of the model sample: 76 people ages 14-68.
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by braingravy 1y ago
Different markets are made of up different people, who (‘s leaders) may want different things… The car market is a great example. The US market has decided it doesn’t want EVs from the biggest EV producer in the world (China), so people are

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