marsupial

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by marsupial 9mo ago
From my experience watching American TV, dogs are really good at solving mysteries.
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by marsupial 10mo ago
They also have different financial interests, as a group wholly unable to take the forefront of tech.
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by marsupial 10mo ago
"buries the lede" oh how I hate this phrase
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by marsupial 1y ago
btw I suggest avoid quotes for intralexual pretension... esp if you don't know how to spell his name. I agree with thy side though
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by marsupial 1y ago
> Ahead of Trump's second term, Project 2025 wrote in a detailed memo foreshadowing the president's agenda ways the administration could pull funding for public broadcasters. The Trump administration started taking actions to s
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by marsupial 1y ago
Interest. I log in after a while and read post. Asimov is amusing to some but few would call literature. That is fine! I enjoy pop filler. I like cute anecdote, it has certain use, against purple prose. It is a tool, not a Foundation. The
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by marsupial 1y ago
what you speak of is difference between literature and mere communication. Painting with words is essential in lit even if you do not notice. Maybe Beethoven writes chord progressions leaves it at that? but in clarity yours is a STEM techni
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by marsupial 3y ago
I think it makes a lot of sense tbh if one demographic lies more often. But if I know more about them than demographic, I use that info too. For example, There was a study on this by okcupid where they found 80% of white women who claimed t
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by marsupial 3y ago
Sounds like we need more regulations for the AI sector, perhaps by making images traceable? Or a government oversight board?
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by marsupial 3y ago
The news cycle essentially is 'publish or die' and race topics get clicks. It's also bad PR and pressures the AI monopoly to bake shitlib orthodoxy into their models, to make them less transparent and hint regulation. Etc.