AngryData

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by AngryData 2mo ago
Lower income, little physical mobility in their job, constantly breathing traffic fumes, and tire and brake dust would be my first suspects.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
What question? I don't see any question marks.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
If the answer is more than 1, that is too much. Cops shouldn't have access to surveillance cameras or data at all.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
It should result in jail time. If I got access to government surveillance program and started using it for personal reasons, I would likely be charged with terrorism.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Is that not how the 95% of the population of farmers lived before industrialization? The only difference is the job being their own farm or trade.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Compared the the majority of the population in the US, and like 95% of the population in South Africa, he seemed to grow up pretty damn wealthy. Musk himself told stories about his father having stacks of cash. No, that isn't what made
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by AngryData 2mo ago
It is true for multiple topics too, like economics. It is almost worse off for people to take these 100 level classes without then taking 200 and 300 level continuations. They think they have extra knowledge in the subject because of the cl
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Crickets only live for a couple months so it could of just died of old age.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Why would most people use them? What do they offer other than dubious facts that they have to check 95% of the time to not get screwed by something important that it got wrong and in the past would have taken a 5 second google search before
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by AngryData 2mo ago
It is when it is the only medical care these people can afford.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
I mean it is pretty easy to find all sorts of people misusing or poorly using common hygiene products. Everyone I know uses q-tip in their ears and none have ever had a problem with it. To me it would be like not using toilet paper because
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by AngryData 2mo ago
A physical therapist costs significantly more, which is why a lot of chiropractors in rural areas with a lot of manual labor are well looked upon. They are mostly just practicing physical therapy without a medical license which could get th
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by AngryData 2mo ago
1990s cars aren't any more prone to rust than cars now, the rust is just hidden under the plastic panel. That plastic panel isn't doing any of the work of the frame though. Shit and gilded shit are both piles of crap even if one l
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Its not like we lack the labor to do it. Plus how many years or decades of wages for someone to stand around would be required to exceed the cost of infastructure going down even just a few days?
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by AngryData 2mo ago
I think Trump is just that naturally that stupid and always has been.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
I would assume that they mean your great great grandparents benefited greatly by having kids because it brought in more labor while it mostly just cost food. These days there are tons of extra costs to having kids that didn't exist in
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by AngryData 2mo ago
It should, but some people don't care as long as they can put the blame of any consequences on somebody else. It lets them push the responcibilty of their own actions onto others.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
But the enviroments that have the easy/free energy that would give rise to life is almost always contaminated with life competing for and consuming that chemical energy.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
If it is a lab leak people can blame other people for the disease. If it is naturally occuring there is nobody to blame and people have to face the idea that nature can still kill them at anytime and justifies lock downs and restrictions wh
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by AngryData 2mo ago
We could if didn't keep pissing our money away and built an entire fleet of nuclear reactors.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Cops doing everything possible to emulate the gestapo. I honestly don't see any way to fix our justice system other than giving 95% of all employed officers the boot.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
It isn't if you can afford enough lawyers to make microsoft's legal department blink at the cost of prosecution. If you can't drop $10K+ on a lawyer at the start though I would not put any money on winning.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Also humans can move their heads around which gives extra parralax information and thus better depth perception than two static cameras would imply.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
They still work when blunted which is most of the time. But ideally they are sharp and slicing pure grass, grass tolerates slicing better than ripping. It's like a sword, ideally it is razor sharp, doesn't chip when blunted, and s
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Looks like a direct copy from the news site.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
It solved a handful of novel esoteric problems out of hundreds fed to it. Far from the end of science.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Okay we can make a completely digital environment for it to make coffee in then. It would still fail unless you let it randomly try every combination potentially thousands of times until it stumbles upon the right path. It doesn't take
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Sure but the people who tend to get into leadership positions are people that are primarily concerned with personal wealth and gain in the short term. It's the prisoner dilemma except with more players that all assume everybody else is
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by AngryData 2mo ago
You say that like the tech world isn't littered in a field of dead and failed companies and billions of dollars burned on failed ventures and ideas. Sure LLMs have proven they have value, but where is the trillion dollars of current in
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Yeah sure but they didn't just throw a 5 year old at an LLM with $2,000. If you want good math results from LLMs you need to have math PhDs.

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