midwesternerer

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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I think the point of social media is to sell ads. I'm not trying to say all forms of social media will go away, but I think we are headed toward a dystopian future
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
Dude, your argument against it was 1) that a technology that has been public for six months isn't perfect 2) that smart people would just know that comments were not being made by humans. I truly don't understand how you are inter
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I think the difference is that the cost of faking my family is extremely high, but the cost of spewing comments on the internet went to basically 0. I think it is pretty widely accepted that corporations and governments already conduct astr
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I'm just hoping that the robots dont hand wave away my arguments by making fun of them as "sophomoric".
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
Yeah, you aren't wrong, but how do you know that you are talking to an actual human right now and not a GPT powered hackernews bot? Like you are assuming I'm a real person, but you don't know it. You can't ever really kn
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I think the future is going to be fake social media websites that tailor make all the content to your preferences. Aka LLM generated content. You know how in Minecraft (and other games) how they have infinite maps? You just keep on explorin
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I think you skimmed the article too quickly. The article is about a 42k repair that was almost 50k with rental. The $14k number was another redditor who got in a fender bender in a rivian. They were two different incidents.
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I'm not sure what you are arguing with here. Housing is an attractive investment because the supply is constrained which drives up the price.
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I don't understand why you are suggesting Airbnb isn't "fair" demand on the housing stock. Also it is really hard to believe that Airbnb is a meaningful impact on housing prices outside of certain touristy locales. My su
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
I thought the map for "Portland" was going to be an interesting split between the city in Oregon vs the city in Maine, but it didn't even recognize the city in Maine. I think it showed up fourth on its list losing out to two
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
Reading your post, it sounds like you are under the impression that your HOA is required to vote electronically, but my reading of your copy pasted law is that you are not prevented from electronically voting. That is, you "may vote el
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
Oh, I just figured out how to search my library. But I'll still argue that the button for it is not intuitive at all.
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
YouTube music is awful. I hate how everything is organized. Is it even possible to search your library? I haven't figured out the actual point of adding anything to your library because searching takes you to all available options ever
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
Python is not tightly coupled to data science by any stretch of the imagination. The data science parts of the language have no impact on the other use cases. It isn't like someone is forcing you to use a pandas dataframe as the backen
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by midwesternerer 3y ago
$4 million across an entire state worth of libraries
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by midwesternerer 4y ago
There is no such thing as "what science says". There is only evidence that support hypotheses.
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by midwesternerer 4y ago
Have you been to northwestern Arkansas? It is beautiful and has some word class mountain biking.... And some eye popping prices on real estate.