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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Is that kind of organizational prevention the one that involves having subjects count down mentally? I really enjoyed learning about memory. The visuospatial sketchpad holds a place in my heart.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Is asking questions a worse form of dialogue to you? Is it intentionally ironic that you left only a snarky question yourself?
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Subversive public sector partisanship is a lot more believable than a homeless industrial complex, I'm glad you brought the two up together.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
The deck shuffling is relevant due to other factors. There is a card in the combo deck that reshuffles the discard pile into the deck when it's put to discard, and the deck revolves around (as a shortcutted, freely undertaken combo) de
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Your local library has a much better offering of niche non-fiction than mine. Many of the texts I see here aren't even available through my school's cross country academic network. I did read this book that way, but I had to wait
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
This is clearly not true. Why else do organizations involved in large scale ML move to locations with more lax AML regimes? E.g. crypto in eastern Europe. If the risk of being caught was no deterrent, ML activity would be dependent on &#x27
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Where can I search for this kind of discourse? There's a lot of "actual" here without names.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
A simple comparison might help: while from the outside this likely looks like the famous "leftist yells at leftist" scenario, the alternative - where a single expert has their theories elevated into law, without room for disagreem
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Then you're moving the goalposts from what you've been arguing upthread.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
The GP comment appears to not be saying anything which opposes the idea that new literature can interrogate our beliefs too. I think they're trying to point out that the new tech you're highlighting is on the object level, wherea
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
This kind of comment is not helpful, nor curious, simply reductive. Many studies are fine with small sample sizes, which I can expand on if you'd like. As someone several years removed from academic literature, before I believe a curt
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
What did you believe before vs. after, if you don't mind saying? I haven't had a perspective on either situation, so I'm purely curious.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Yes, last mile shipping takes up an inordinate amount of energy.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
I believe this comment minimized the structure of spiritual experience in a hyperrational way, which is exactly as the GP comment warned against.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Not that person, but I believe you're right. I think it's to do with muscle fiber - breaking the connections between the meat is fully pre-empted by grinding, and I theorize a connection between the mechanics of chewing and satiet
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
These early adopters are paying for their lack of bookkeeping the same way someone who kept a similar amount of trail-less cash out of the bank would. It's hard to find sympathy for that kind of glibness, especially when crypto actuall
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Compliance workers in the bank are, in fact, on the line to the tune of jail time, in some jurisdictions, and the fees for institutions found inadequate usually start with 'b'. Not that every zealot is right, but the penalties in
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
This narrow perspective doesn't sit well with me. I read Shrugged while growing up poor, and I think a thoughtful take would be that she wrote, in her own way, something which could be in the running as the "Great American Novel&q
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
People who want a deeper understanding of the related fields do read these. Furthermore, to reiterate the GP's reaction to GGP's sentiment about few reading them, their readership or lack thereof is not a variable in the question
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Threads on veganism are 100% flamebait here. I'm thankful for the thoughtful discussions some users engage in, but I don't believe it's worth keeping this much fuel open for discussion.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
If you want to find more of this kind of judgment, you can look online for "pseud" or "midwit" as a signpost; alternatively, "literature" ...
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
All three points in last paragraph seem wholy unrelated to each other and your larger point. I agreed with first half.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Why do you believe someone who wants relationships with real people and uses AI partner technology ought to need therapy as well? I believe most would see this as a form of therapy, as the ideal psychoanalyst is already a blank slate, as ar
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
The political environment has associated that stance with right-wing Conservatism, and while that party does hold that belief, it's looked down upon by the Canadian centrists/left-wing parties. I'm not sure how to describe th
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
To share a different perspective from the sibling comment, I love brutalist architecture. My interest for design sparked largely from seeing these structures around my old university town, e.g. Killam library. These days I'm more inter
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Much to be said about the second half of your comment, enough that I'll leave it to the better educated. On the former, an article titled "the declining effect of CBT" was foundational to my disillusionment regarding new ther
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
The line that separates good psych science from bad is more subtle than word choice or tone, and often researchers who primarily do good work may present work with faulty conclusions without anyone knowing better. It has taken decades for t
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
I find your comparison a little too blunt, too rough and lacking in complexity, but ultimately the comparison of politic and psychology is a valuable one in literature. For example, Deleuze and Guattari's Thousand Plateaus explores thi
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
Vacation time is often rejected, especially on short notice.
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by spicymapotofu 3y ago
The more things change, the more they stay the same. In 07 I made close friendships on the rs servers, enough that my friends would ask where I was if I took a few days. We reconnected years later, and if I was less asocial we could've

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