greasegum

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by greasegum 9mo ago
Maybe I'm way off, but this post reads like AI wrote it, which diminished my interest in reading it. This probably has some bearing on the thesis. To wit: when mediocre analysis is so very cheap, actual human touch, i.e. editing&#x2F
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by greasegum 10mo ago
This is an inspiring project! I would love to see more stuff like this and updates if you decide to evolve the project further.
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by greasegum 1y ago
All I remember from seeing this as a kid is that, in the final scene, River Phoenix asks the hot government agent for her phone number. The number she gives is a real non-555 number--pretty sure it was 818 area code?. You could call that
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by greasegum 1y ago
It's just words, obviously contradicted by many of Harvard's recent actions, but all I can think is what a fucking lay-up. If only Columbia's administration had half a spine they would have responded similarly.
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by greasegum 2y ago
Came here to mention this too. Seem almost so obvious that I'm surprised this isn't the dominant angle.
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by greasegum 2y ago
I think people are missing one very sympathizable effect of this joint research, that it prevents either country from gaining an offensive edge from dual-use research that could be used for bio-weapons. You could argue that this has the be
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by greasegum 2y ago
Part of the subtext seems to be that constructing these turbines was a greenwashing campaign on Chevron's part. This kind of project helps to bolster the naive impression that these are "energy companies", as one commenter a
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by greasegum 2y ago
Software engineers don't want you to know this one weird trick()
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by greasegum 2y ago
>But where does the 1978 year in the title come from? This seems to come from the fact that although MMWR has been in publication since 1978, 100% of papers they have published on the topic has been in the past 3.5 years.
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by greasegum 2y ago
Not discussed in the article, but I think relevant, is the breakdown of search as a useful tool even on such venerated platforms as eBay, which has become similar to Facebook Marketplace in its vibes-based algorithm. Laser-focused search p
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by greasegum 2y ago
The movie Michael Clayton springs to mind for some reason.
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by greasegum 3y ago
You get used to it, though. Your brain does the translating. I don't even see the code. All I see is blonde, brunette, redhead.