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by gaiagraphia 1mo ago
Just like in language learning?
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by gaiagraphia 1mo ago
Programmers should be happy. Their entire career has revolved around automating everything and replacing people with tech. I'm really not sure what the big deal is?
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by gaiagraphia 1mo ago
Spooky. Just set it up last night after ragequitting my own attempt. Good luck!
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by gaiagraphia 2mo ago
Amusing how every single article is exactly the same rehashed press release with no additional content. There's not even any maps anywhere. Wonder how aggressively Egypt are on manoeuvres trying to claw back tourism. Would help if they
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by gaiagraphia 2mo ago
Philadelphia and DC is basically the same place though. Similar to how Babylon, Ctesiphon, etc liked moving around in lower Mesopotamia in the same geography I always liked to think of empires as being defined by the people of a specific ge
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by gaiagraphia 2mo ago
Isn't this fuelling the conflict in Darfur? UAE-backed Arabs trying to muscle out the Africans?
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by gaiagraphia 2mo ago
Always amazed me how the Kalash in Chitral Valley have managed to peacefully get on with things. I guess the terrain helps. I always like to think how the region would've looked if all these remnants of peoples had thriving nations.
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by gaiagraphia 2mo ago
I didn't claim otherwise. Thankfully Enlightenment values cleaned things up a little. In the current day, I just find it very worrying when you line up a map of global conflicts and where Islam is thriving.
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by gaiagraphia 2mo ago
Islam has sure done a number on cultural diversity in the world. It's such a shame that the various cultural holdouts in the Middle East never get much attention when they're systematically wiped off the map. The Mandaeans in the
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by gaiagraphia 2mo ago
Quite incredible how you can search for this information and it's all just the same article with the same pictures. No maps or anything. >Lost city discovered beneath Egypt's desert Sounds incredibly misleading, as if some long
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
>religious prescriptions against usury.
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
It's quite curious how multi billion dollar enterprises can't compete with a Chinese bootlegger with a big jacket, tbh. Imagine having such a warchest and being so bad at business, lol.
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
>Fraud According to which lawyer caste? Are American laws absolute truth? If not, who cares?
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
Quite amusing that the library of libgen is worth 1.5bil for unlimited access. It's about the same valuation as bun, lol.
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
This is great for competition! Chinese vendors offering a cheaper solution = what economics told me the free market was all about. I also learnt that Anthropic should get better at what they do if they want to compete. If not, somebody else
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
Cool. How many per revenue? And how does it compare? The so-called economist, is really light on economy.
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
First result for "Jesus": >Jacob kissed Rachel, and lifted up his voice, and wept. Jacob told Rachel that he was her father’s relative, and that he was Rebekah’s son. She ran and told her father. When Laban heard the news of Ja
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
Lol, remember being in my early 20s on a train and trying to read Crime and Punishhment, and just kept skipping random 5 pages here and there, before going back to playing Durak with some random Tajiks (who got kicked off the train in some
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
I'm so glad TTWO bust up the unions, otherwise it may have cost $81!
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
The enitrety of the UK media sat on the Fujitsu scandal and did fuck all. So called foundations dedicated to the craft of journalism said "lol ok" and wrote article number 2342342 on the impact of black trans rights in softball. T
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
Would've been pretty dire if the original firestarter accused other humans of theft. Copyright and it's huge industry of lawyers = an enforcer caste of the American empire. I just struggle to care about people complaining about &#
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
Did heart surgery as we know it exist 100 years ago, or are you trying to conflate things to make a point? "heart surgery" isn't a technique". Name something, literally anything connected to the profession, and tell me w
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
A company which got rich on extracting the world's content is complaining that another company has extracted their work?! LOL! Get a grip, son.
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
I'm sure many 'mediocre' people perform heart surgery. Only 100 years ago, the idea of a person without a certain surname or race, would've been a ghastly preposition, no?
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
And such people learnt everything from the beginning? From fire? Where's the cut off point of where learning something for yourself becomes the signal for entrance to the enlightened caste?
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
"mediocre people" I'm glad to see the mask is falling off the privileged caste. Is there anything inherently wrong about open access to tools? (Apart from rent payments).
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
What's the time period between iron being widespread and the so-called collapse?
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
Try not to be. Apoologies if the link aint obvious enough.
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
I didn't argue against it though, did I? Read again.
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by gaiagraphia 3mo ago
Is it that simple when everybody is trying to promptmax foreign models?

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