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IMO, nothing beats a carefully curated selection of data, randomly selected (with correlations as needed). The problem is you rapidly start getting into absurd
by sgarland 2y ago
IMO, nothing beats a carefully curated selection of data, randomly selected (with correlations as needed). The problem is you rapidly start getting into absurd levels of detail for things like postal addresses, at least, if you want them to be accurate.