Auracle

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by Auracle 1y ago
And congress decided that the president can raise tariffs himself. Congress has given away a lot of power, of the years. Ironically I think this is one instance that sort of thing made sense, but they should have done their usual and made
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by Auracle 1y ago
Psst. Win-Shift-S
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by Auracle 1y ago
No, I read an article in a comment in Hacker News about how the program was potentially theoretically worthless until at least 2010. If the companies themselves are self-certifying I don't understand where any amount of money went - h
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by Auracle 1y ago
You could absolutely use timing for scoring, just have it be when you first hit the block (or perhaps the midpoint of the block), and compare that to when it's charted. The problem would be people walking forward/backward a bit.
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by Auracle 1y ago
To me it's almost more of a meditation game, similar to how Guitar Hero or other rhythm games could get when you got in the zone, but full body. On a hard track you don't have time to think, just move. If you get distracted, you
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by Auracle 1y ago
You won't fail out due to not hitting the blocks "right," other than direction. You fail from missing them (or hitting them the wrong way) or being in those box-hurt-zones, hitting the mines...and I think that's about i
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by Auracle 1y ago
We all known Japanese and Korean people are white by proxy in a lot of people's minds. My point wasn't about the grouping itself though, just the term global south effectively being "worse" than the previous terms. For
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by Auracle 1y ago
It’s funny, because on the face of it, it seems the worst of all. You might as well just say “dark skinned countries,” since that’s what the term is effectively getting at.
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by Auracle 1y ago
There's inflation and there's inflation , and it's unfortunate we don't have separate terms. If you had inflation typical of what we had during/after COVID with our economy being too hot with too much money floatin
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by Auracle 1y ago
I'm not an economist, but I think the theory has merit. I don't think the execution does, if only because we almost certainly only have 4 years until the tariffs are mostly reversed. The complete lack of long-term planning is
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by Auracle 1y ago
The bigger difference is that Mercedes’ system only works on highways, under 40 mph, and you need a car in front of you that it essentially follows. It’s for traffic jams, and only usable in them. There’s not a big legal liability when the
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by Auracle 1y ago
So says someone that's never used chintzy silverware.
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by Auracle 1y ago
Sure, but how often does that happen in most people’s lives, especially in the US? When they’re on vacation? Very few people are going to learn a language that they could use for a week or two in a place where people probably speak English
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by Auracle 1y ago
Most people find it less attractive. Usually things that happen when you age are viewed that way, which makes sense, evolutionarily.
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by Auracle 1y ago
95% of what I do with image models is train LoRAs/finetune family and friends and create images of them. Sure, I can ghiblify specific images of them on this model, but anything approaching realistic changes their looks. I've als
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by Auracle 1y ago
Sure. I suppose with API support 3 hours ago someone probably made a Comfy node all of 2 hours ago. From there you can either just do a low denoise or use one of the many IP-Adapter type things out there.
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by Auracle 2y ago
Sure, but when everyone else uses the upvote/downvote button that way it doesn’t matter how you personally use it. The end result is anything that goes against the hivemind gets suppressed. I’ve had fully scientifically sourced rebukes
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by Auracle 2y ago
He has literally been taking about this since the 80’s. Believe it or not, it’s entirely possible that he’s doing things because he thinks they’re good for the country and its people. Hell, considering he’s not a career politician it’s prob
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by Auracle 2y ago
Trump was taking about tariffs, but nobody thought he’d take them this far, this fast. To be fair, it makes sense that if his…plan… is going to work, he needs to get in it quickly. 4 years isn’t a long period of time and if the country does
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by Auracle 2y ago
Well, you proved his point soundly. Imagine the downvotes he’d get on Reddit from people of opinions like your own. Really? It’s scientifically unsound? Come on now.
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by Auracle 2y ago
You jumped to examples of stuff that by far the majority of people on the right don’t believe. If you had the same examples for people on the left it would be “Is a model biased when it tells you that the government shouldn’t seize all busi
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by Auracle 2y ago
Native American genocide - the same thing happened everywhere, for all of history, except we at least gave them reservations instead of killing literally everyone. The transatlantic slave trade - one country among many involved. Chattel sla
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by Auracle 2y ago
Any time one party focuses their attention on one thing, the other will generally greatly oppose it. Republicans weren't the antivaxxers - that was largely hippie type democrats - prior to 2020, and weren't really even until the g
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by Auracle 2y ago
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/...
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by Auracle 2y ago
It’s far more than a few, and the level does not need to be that high: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/...
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by Auracle 2y ago
Im sorry, but I think it’s ridiculous that thinking something that knows off an IQ point or two isn’t a big deal. For one, we’re literally making everyone slightly less intelligent. While it’s a very small factor, I sure as hell wouldn’t wa
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by Auracle 2y ago
In America it always greatly depended in the store. Wal-mart, for instance, would get the worst workers, and checking out was insufferable. Target was better. Now, you just need to deal with individual people being slow partially because it
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by Auracle 2y ago
If you can figure out how to account for the dietary preferences and allergies for the entire student populace for $10 a day I'd call you crazy. That's why we have multiple lunch lines, why they can say "no" to certain t
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by Auracle 2y ago
I don’t think it’s crazy for someone to know that you can buy uranium and not realize the full difference between that and plutonium.
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by Auracle 2y ago
But it’s still surprising they haven’t. People would be motivated as hell if they launched GPUs with twice the amount of VRAM. It’s not as simple as just soldering some more in but still.

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