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by m10i 13d ago
> If you give an "intelligent agent" offered by one of these model providers a task of updating the content of your website, and it updates it with inappropriate adult content, who incurs the cost of the machine's error? T
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by m10i 4mo ago
> The definition of misleading is a true fact that is presented in a way to lead you to a false conclusion. According to Merriem-Webster, which defines "mislead" as the following: 1. (transitive verb) to lead in a wrong dir
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by m10i 7mo ago
> A thief doesn't know if there's a doorbell camera on a particular home until they're already on the porch and recorded. When a thief wants to steal something, they usually stop trying to steal that thing once they become
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by m10i 11mo ago
I think we agree on the conclusion, but differ on the premise. As a lifelong manga reader, I can say that the footnotes/endnotes made me more focused and invested in what was going on in the panels, not less. It's a different fl
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by m10i 11mo ago
Ohh, that's probably it. I had considered whether or not they were trying to incorporate indignant/indignation in some fashion when they came up with it, but never made the connection with "ia" being "land of".
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by m10i 11mo ago
A similar issue has been plaguing the manga industry since "The Great Scanlator Purge" that took place a few years ago, leaving only the "official" Viz media-contracted translators in the wake of the ruins. For some reas
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by m10i 1y ago
> The one chapter that stood out very clear, especially in a college setting, was how inefficient flash cards were compare to other methods like taking a practice exam instead. In order to take a practice exam, you need to understand the
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by m10i 2y ago
Last night, Brandin Podziemski got a technical for pointing out that beer was spilled on the court: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmWLJXeGksY This is the kind of mockery to professional sports and player expression that I
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by m10i 2y ago
That’s in part what I mean when I say: > the players would retreat into their personality shells. These players want to express themselves more, but they’re afraid of punishments from the refs (rightfully so) or the league. It’s gotten p
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by m10i 2y ago
The NBA’s problem is a combination of many things, including basketball. Here’s a sample: - The ref’s dictate the outcomes of the games more than the players themselves do. I’m of the opinion that when there’s a significant mismatch between
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by m10i 2y ago
(To put this in a less inflammatory way) if it is indeed true that this judge was appointed by Trump (I haven't looked into it), it is reasonable to believe that it probably wasn't based on merit or understanding of law. This is b
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by m10i 4y ago
I just wanted to say that I love your style of writing.
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by m10i 4y ago
Would you be able to recommend a yogurt brand I could try out solely for the gut-related health benefits? Or if not yogurt specifically, anything that might even be better.
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by m10i 4y ago
So I've heard this argument for years, and although it sounds quite reasonable to me, does it hold up in court I wonder? i.e. I purchased an original copy of X and therefore it is legal for me to play it on an emulator.
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by m10i 4y ago
Berserk - which inspired these Souls games - is also highly influenced by Boschian art.
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by m10i 5y ago
> Before "somebody" lost their job and sold their stock, there were X people holding Y dollars. Afterwards, there are still X people holding Y dollars Maybe it's better to think of it as X-1 people holding Y+1 dollars :P B
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by m10i 5y ago
This is a bit of an aside, but how do you like that filter? I've been using Pur for a couple of years.
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by m10i 5y ago
The author states as much: > Theatre has always been an important part of the workplace. They're expounding that it's gotten worse during the pandemic, which I think most of us would agree with.
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by m10i 5y ago
I'd argue that HotBot is a lot more catchy since 1) it rhymes, 2) it's shorter in length. AskJeeves would also be abbreviated in conversation to just "Jeeves", which is definitely as the original creators intended. &quot
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by m10i 5y ago
In full, he said "trying to get rid of cigarettes and it worked", implying that it was a completed effort, imo.
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Jack Dorsey: Unpicking Twitter Boss's Passion for Nigeria(bbc.com)
2 points by m10i 5y ago|0 comments
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Jack Dorsey and Jay Z announce Bitcoin fund(cnn.com)
4 points by m10i 6y ago|1 comments
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by m10i 6y ago
Hey thanks for the answer. I can be too literal, so at the time I wasn't sure if that's what he was implying, or if there was some other special property about helium in a balloon in an X-ray machine that I didn't know of.
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by m10i 6y ago
Although I was very tired when I originally posted this around 2:30 AM, I think my train of thought was that if they got it from outside of the machine in the conveyor belt --> inside of the machine in the conveyor belt --> it's
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by m10i 6y ago
Why does the balloon being filled with helium mean it wouldn’t move through the machine on the conveyor belt? Just curious.
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by m10i 6y ago
Could you elaborate on this/provide a source?
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by m10i 6y ago
> Human rights to free expression are more important than any nation. Well put.
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by m10i 6y ago
I’d like to know as well
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by m10i 6y ago
Trello | SRE | NYC / Remote | Full-time | https://www.atlassian.com/company/careers/detail/6e2f6f54-03... As a Site Reliability Engineer at Trello, you’ll work on keeping everything running efficiently a
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by m10i 7y ago
I'm really curious, do you feel that your (assuming they were) bans #1-49 were unjustified? If so, could you expand on why that's the case?

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