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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
Does it prevent it? I thought it just required explicit consent from users.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
It's only a matter of time before something like this is done. Semiautomated detecdtion of plagiarism is already possible, and with recent improvements in NLP, I suspect it'll be much more robust.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
"Also South Asians are a very diverse group in it itself. As are East Asians. Many different languages and cultures…." Europeans and their diaspora (aka White people) are also very diverse in the sense of many languages, many cult
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
I second this book recommendation! I just started it exactly to get a foothold on FPGA programming. It's very accessible.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
NAC can have a number of surprising side effects for some, including anhedonia. Just be aware of the possibility before beginning to supplement it.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
What planet were you on where 26 people could be in completely different timezones?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
It sounds like you're claiming that literally all predictive models just take some initial sampling bias and amplify it over time. Am I reading this right?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
It almost feels silly to ask, but is this legal even in the United States with its comparatively weak privacy laws? In many states, a vehicle is legally an extension of the home. So legal rights and protections that apply in one's home
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
How do you buy a car that meets those criteria?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
What happened in Sweden to bring about this change?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
There are many issues facing the US, but consistently unsafe working conditions doesn't seem to me to be one of them. Can you explain why you think there's widespread opposition to workplace safety in the US?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> Without immigration France does not have a healthy demography Having a large and rapidly growing underclass also sounds like an unhealthy demography. Immigration won't solve the problems facing France, it'll make them worse.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
Right. And in fact, immigration doesn't solve the issue for a very basic reason. A system that says "The number of working-age people must be at least 5x the number of retirees" is literally demanding unending (super)exponent
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> Are we allowed to kick them out the way they kicked us out of their country sixty year ago? If not, why not? France is allowed to do this if it asserts the right to do so. The only question is: will it?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
I had enough to realize he wasn't rioting in the summer of 2020.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
A lot of the rioting in France isn't by recent immigrants either, but more like second and third generation descendants of immigrants. A lot like the groups rioting it the US.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
You're implicitly making a claim that's something like: "If a government hosts elections, any decision made by that government reflects The Will of The Majority in the country it rules." That's not true at all. Let&
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
Even the most casual possible reading of history will give countless examples of governments acting against the wishes and best interest of their people, and instead acting in the best interest of the government. You can pretend otherwise,
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> US style, incorporate the migrants into the fabric of society by forming detectable enclaves that, nevertheless, don't riot in the streets. I seem to recall street riots in the US during the summer of 2020. Is the US actually avoi
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> It was a country that made the choice to intertwine its destiny with Algeria forever. It might be more appropriate to say it was a government that made this choice. The French nation didn't get a say. Just like all other Western g
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
Got it, so not studies in the sense of a peer reviewed publication. Maybe something more like a "position paper."
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
Why did you harm these groups? What are you doing to fix what you have done?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
https://thehill.com/changing-america/enrichment/education/57... Why would White students choose to claim non-White ancestry at these levels if it's going to disadvantage them?
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> studies have shown simply having a black-sounding name makes you equivalent to a white-sounding name of an order of magnitude less qualification. Can you link to a study showing this? How did this study define what an "order of ma
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> In a lot of ways, affirmative action is a boogeyman that doesn't exist in the way many people think. In that case, can you explain why two schools would've fought for the explicit use of race in deciding school admissions all
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
On a related note: does anyone have good recommendations for printing services that can print and bind an online PDF, etc? I've looked into lulu.com and printme1.com but haven't used either for this purpose. I've wanted to do
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> The best predictor of this that I can think of is whether someone's parents both expect grandchildren to appear eventually and are willing to provide support - be it by helping finance real estate or participating in care for the
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
> But sometimes if we're scared or anxious about the future and our place it in, we lean more into the self-interest category. This is very well put. The bailouts that kept housing prices high for Baby Boomers will end up being a ta
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
I think few Baby Boomers will ever acknowledge the straight line between the bailouts that propped up housing resale values 15 years ago and their low number of grandchildren.
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by 0xcafefood 3y ago
No, it's because they're buying avocado toast.

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