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> I’m using it how the people selling it are saying to use it. And when I do that, it’s not very good. [...] That is definitely one way to go about it. Going through life stubbornly insisting on using a thing only in the way it is mark
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> compare to Claude and its training [...] Also, while a child might sleep the brain does not just switch off A child doesn't get centuries of curated human knowledge and public works as its starting point
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> a question related to retirement planning and 401K allocations, Traditional vs Roth. I had a finical advisor tell me one thing, but I heard a contrary view from someone else that made some sense. The AI took the side of the finial advi
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Birdsong follows a fundamental law of human language
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Thats pretty average for primaries nationwide. Texas had a turn out of around ~24% this year that shattered previous turnout; usually hover around 16%.
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> There was someone on HN who shared a collection of dozens of single purpose local/offline web apps Maybe this one? Useful patterns for building HTML tools: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46223882 The direct
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Kalshi and Polymarket bets on clinical trials criticized as 'ghastly'
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> I mean a real steakhouse, not a family restaurant masquerading as a steakhouse Exactly. Outback and Chilis has awful steak, but that explains the steak cooking advice here. Mortons is probably the best chain restaurant steak in the U
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> Go to costco, buy prime filet. Put it in a ziplock [...] What in the world are you guys in this thread doing to steak? Absolute blasphemy. Costco steak? ziplock bags? drowning it in warm water? deep frying in corn oil? meat thermometer
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Playing one composition until 2640, slowest organ concert made a chord change
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Marmots facing money troubles turn to OnlyFans
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Agree with asking a human, that seems like a simple question for someone in that space. I'd only use the chatbot to research the web for both professional and DIY active forums, discords, and other niche online communities in the follo
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Industrial Revolution to AI tech upheavals: The Catholic principle guiding popes
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Disney and TikTok strike deal to let creators make videos with its characters
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Extinct toad from the Ice Age discovered at Los Angeles' La Brea Tar Pits
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The sale of Electronic Arts has been finalized
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> Vote for whom? You left off the "This especially includes the primaries." That is where it is decided to vote in/out the "establishment elite" and vote in/out a candidate with a policy message that resonat
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Their average vs elite: > "[...] the fiftieth income percentile—that is, [...] the preferences of the average citizen" > "[...] “affluent” Americans at the ninetieth income percentile can usefully be taken as proxies
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France wildfires reveal hundreds of WW2 shells in village
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The research she later co-published on the topic: The LL game: The curious preference for low quality and its norms https://diegogambetta.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/the_ll_...
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Kakonomics: Or, the preference for Low quality outcomes (2011)
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> Notably, the zipline is all wacky, and two piggies are #1, probably more things I didn't notice at a skim? To nitpick, the Flags can't decide on if the US had 9 or 11 original colonies -- for celebrating "America's
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Police in the US are making their own true crime podcasts
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The teenage hitmen recruited to kill across Europe
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Illicit Iranian gambling network helped pull off a $4B sanctions dodge
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Salmon Hat
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Why Journalism Matters to Democracy (2025)
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Japan is launching its first centralized intelligence agency since WWII
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Street videos 'exploiting' vulnerable people
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yes and see: https://text.npr.org/nx-s1-5844328 and Occam's razor. Russia and China are gonna Russia and China, every issue is going to have a measure of outside influence, thats just how it is now. But them directing
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