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nyanmatt
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nyanmatt
4d ago
The way he talks about OAI-HF, even the abbreviation, is lol. They will do anything to sell this "incident" as a "danger". The ego on these people is the real existential threat to civilization.
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4d ago
Chex Quest was really good, wasn't it!? I was so impressed. Today I learned, it is known for having been the first video game ever to be included as a cereal box prize.
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23d ago
I miss the sound and visuals from a good degaussing
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28d ago
On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer, based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.
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1mo ago
This doesn't appear to be accurate. Every study I'm reading does not come to this conclusion.
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1mo ago
> "Search can no longer pretend to be a neutral gateway to a stable body of knowledge." Search hasn't been neutral or stable in a very long time, although I agree it has been pretending to be those things.
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2mo ago
AWS hosts all DoD cloud infrastructure. Isn't that analogous?
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2mo ago
Thank you for your courage.
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2mo ago
So what, then? Disallow code that isn't deemed credible or professional by what metric? This whole thing is getting too political. I just want to write open-source software and let the users decide its worth.
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2mo ago
Maybe lead with the question instead of the feigned insult?
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3mo ago
Ethical treatment of hens doesn't exist in the egg industry.
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3mo ago
Let's point out the absurdity that saying "all information must be accessible" is synonymous with "all information must be disclosed". These are not congruent statements.
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3mo ago
If it has nothing to do with children, then why is it named the KIDS Act? Are we being bamboozled? And you are IN SUPPORT OF that? Am I taking crazy pills?
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3mo ago
You could make any flag out of non-vegan materials, sure. But that this flag was designed with the basis of cruelty (silk) makes it also conceptually non-vegan. What a great way to unite the world in a practice of cruelty to its inhabitants
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4mo ago
Again, you are truly blessed. I've lived in multiple places (California) where the rent increases by the maximum allowed amount every year ($100-$200). None of your friends refer to their houses as "units", do they? You can&#
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4mo ago
Walking into a hotel lobby to get a map printed seems like a much greater surveillance risk than looking up directions on my phone. The cameras, the printer, the hotel staff, the other hotel guests; they’re all third party to your private i
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5mo ago
One important note I didn’t see here: - For league play, the scoring hands change every year!
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5mo ago
I don’t see how. Have you ever tried calling one of these lines in a suicide emergency? Things I’ve learned in California: - an ambulance will not be dispatched unless you physically witness someone trying to kill themselves - otherwise, th
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5mo ago
Mame Sama - A free Android/iOS app for finding vegan resources (primarily within, but not limited to, Japan). Essentially it's Instagram with a location requirement. While not-yet-open-source, that is the plan. I wanted to build s
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10mo ago
Not only drug costs. I’m being charged 1300$ for an STD test because my insurance company and my doctor can’t agree on a “code”. It’s totally fucked.
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11mo ago
The claim is anecdotal and thus insufficient for statistical analysis, as expressed by the previous response. What did they miss exactly?
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1y ago
I really appreciated this little topography lesson; ty friend
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3y ago
I've noticed something else particular to my native tongue. It lacks emotion. I just don't really know how to express myself in English. I can speak very technically and logically, but I'm stumped when it comes to matters of
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3y ago
I use maybe functions a lot for things like "maybeShowReminderDialog". The conditions for displaying the reminder are wrapped in this maybe function. Surely that's simpler than specifying those conditions before every call to
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3y ago
Can you list some of those shops? I'm hard pressed to find one that isn't selling items that were drop-shipped to them from Aliexpress/baba and then marked up. It may not be direct from the manufacturer, but going from N-midd
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3y ago
Anna wasn’t a birder though. She was royalty given tribute by Rene Lesson. Anne d'Essling‘s only connection to ornithology is through marriage. So why does she get a bird? This is the only example referenced of which I know its origins
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3y ago
> And yet, the clinical standard has been to use the "with" terminology for a long time now. For exactly the general reason that you present, just with your grammatical paradigm inverted. If that's the clinical standard, w
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3y ago
Your community may not be the problem. There are other communities (such as Autism Speaks) which do view it as a disease. And the popularity of this viewpoint is evident by the number of jigsaw puzzle piece bumper stickers around.
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3y ago
That’s a totally false comparison. Brown hair is something you physically have.
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3y ago
“With autism” A large portion of the autistic community is very against this phrasing. Autism is not a disease you carry, or something you “have”. It should be used as an adjective to describe a person: “Autistic people less likely to succu
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