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inkcapmushroom
26d ago
Berating an LLM's response as a way to improve output has worked for at least some subset of LLMs and outputs. I have a coworker who told me that "hack" anyways.
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2mo ago
Thanks for submitting the article, this gives me lots of new stories and books to check out. This is a genre I've always loved (Edgar Allen Poe was my favorite author from a young age) but haven't explored the width of enough.
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2mo ago
They did include a screenshot which looks like at least 6 emails being sent in the 24 hour time window. I would certainly consider that spamming from some diary app on my phone.
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2mo ago
>Also thoughts of mine recently: why are we not doing subterranean datacenters, why are we not doing tall/skinny skyscraper like datacenters (versus enormous sprawling warehouse-style). It's cheaper this way.
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3mo ago
Those things have also happened under other forms of economic structure, such as feudalism and communism. In fact there's no point in human history when we weren't manipulating the environment for our gain, destroying some species
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4mo ago
Good news, you can still go to raves. There are still people there being people.
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4mo ago
Spotify is another entity dipping into the limited pool of available tickets and further limiting supply. I don't pay for/use Spotify and don't want to, so as far as I'm concerned this is only worsening the problem by fu
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5mo ago
Thank you for this game. I played it a whole lot as an early teen and have lots of fond memories from it.
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6mo ago
The modern industrial farming complex is designed to treat every field as identical, and to allow as few people as possible to work as big an area as possible. That allows for standardizing methods and optimizing the output per acre. Tillin
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6mo ago
Where I live I would half to walk about a half day to get to the nearest place that sells any kind of food and back, which is a 7/11 gas station. To get to a real grocery store and return would require a full day's travel on foot
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6mo ago
They were baiting it with carcasses! Everyone knows Bigfoots are vegans and prefer chai soy milk lattes.
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7mo ago
I have definitely used canned goods and household chores in sentences before.
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7mo ago
I think we also need kenming and kemning at a minimum.
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8mo ago
Yeah but my 401(k) tax statement paperwork doesn't make me feel like a pirate.
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8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_war_crimes
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8mo ago
The Expanse has some environmentalist characters in it, but I think the series as a whole doesn't tend that way. In my reading of the series it portrays the human need to consume and reach further out as just as natural as anything els
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8mo ago
Do you have an example of a text or site written in a way that's been AEO'd? I'd be interested to know what that looks like, especially if it sounds cult-ish.
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8mo ago
I have a similar problem, I do swing dancing and all the information for dances in my area are exclusively posted on Facebook by a wide variety of people who are putting on the dances. I can try and go to each individual organizing a dance
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8mo ago
Now I'm picturing someone peeling their Zebra Cakes and cutting it into slices.
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9mo ago
I wish they would just say what's producing the protein. "Our cultures" and talk of fermentation makes me think it's just yeast maybe?
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10mo ago
This summer I woke up early and stepped outside in some bright tie-dye. I had a hummingbird approach me within about 4 feet and check out my shirt, obviously trying to decide if I was just a really weird flower or something. It was really i
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10mo ago
What if the stores detain you and force you to work in their perfume department to pay off the million-dollar multi-item fee they just thought up? What if they also do a bunch of allergen testing on you to figure out what you're allerg
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10mo ago
Well, the murder, for one.
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1y ago
The index is not just about "how peaceful is the average citizen's life", which is one part of it, but also includes other things like how many wars the country participates in, how much of their government budget goes to mil
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1y ago
Those are its eye stalks. I don't imagine pressing with a lot of force on its eyestalks is something a slug likes to do, but then again I haven't asked any yet.
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1y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/search/research-news/5504/ https://rockinst.org/blog/public-mass-shootings-around-the-w... The US is an outlier in how many guns we own, with about 1/3
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1y ago
That's called an ultrasonic scaler, which is quite different to the device in the article. A scaler is for removing tartar and stain while the device in the article is an ultrasound (like the device for viewing babies during pregnancy)
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1y ago
Most times I just talk to obviously unimportant NPCs so that I can read about the setting and feel more immersed in the fiction. It also stems from old RPGs like the original Pokemon where sometimes you had to talk to a random NPC in town t
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1y ago
The story is about birds from South America.
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1y ago
Not sure if you meant hiking the whole AT or not, but thru-hiking the AT costs an estimated $1k per month (most thru-hikers take 5-7 months and spend about 5-7 grand). Equipment, food, occasional lodging and doing nice things on the way, an
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