Auracle

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by Auracle 3y ago
The Great Plains also count(ed) as wilderness and have wildlife. Just because it’s not as picturesque doesn’t mean it isn’t an important ecosystem.
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by Auracle 3y ago
Synthehol. It’s never really fully explained how it affects you other than you can kind of readily shake it off. There are plenty of instances in Star Trek of people drinking the real stuff though. Picard himself had a family winery. I’m gu
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by Auracle 3y ago
2.0 included a filter on the training data that removed all nudity. It went way too far and removed a lot of humans. They tried to rectify it a bit with 2.1 but even that was still hampered. What you said also happened, but the main thing
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by Auracle 3y ago
It absolutely works for things other than naked and cartoon women. Here are some generations of my daughter and dog (together!). I believe most of these are from a fine tuned model of them and not an extracted LoRA, though I use that some
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by Auracle 3y ago
No. From what I’ve gathered was trained on human anatomy, but not straight up porn. What they tried for 2.0/2.1 was way too overdone, to the point where if I prompted “princess Zelda,” the generation would only look mildly like her. P
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by Auracle 3y ago
But every hurricane season we hear it, it’s been talked about with the Canadian wildfires, locally in Minnesota they’ve been blaming our recent droughts on it, etc. It wasn’t all that long ago that interviewed climate scientists would say t
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by Auracle 3y ago
Only if you think you need to eat organic, trendy stuff. Basic meat and veggies have always been cheap.
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by Auracle 3y ago
I wasn't talking about different countries. Obviously there are issues that can hold large geographic regions down. (Basically) no intelligent teenager in America is held down by poverty. My parents were relatively poor, didn't
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by Auracle 3y ago
Sure. I also have a young daughter in daycare so I've had a cold about every 2 months for the past year and a half. Obviously those haven't been as bad as the two times I had COVID, but we don't really know if that means lo
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by Auracle 3y ago
I said a police report, meaning the driver would report it to the police. Not that they'd catch them in the act.
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by Auracle 3y ago
It's not about not giving people breaks, it's about unknowingly breaking laws. My wife is my only second shooter so obviously she's treated well, or she wouldn't do it. In my contract is the clause that we can't be
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by Auracle 3y ago
Oh no, I thought of that. As a matter of fact I'm currently developing a VR game that would work just fine without controllers. Still, sometimes you need buttons. While mobile gaming is obviously huge there are certain types of games
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by Auracle 3y ago
For people who are overweight, it looks like. It makes one wonder if it would only work for them, or if long COVID affects them more.
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by Auracle 3y ago
I think there are a couple of things going on: Long COVID is real, but I bet most people that think they have it don’t. On the other hand, I doubt long COVID is all that novel compared to what happens with other viruses as well. I think the
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by Auracle 3y ago
It’s not a poor substitute - in a lot of ways it’s one of the best VR headsets you can get. Once you go wireless there’s no going back, and there are plenty of standalone games that don’t need great graphics to be fun. I also don’t understa
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by Auracle 3y ago
You didn’t list option C: African Americans commit crimes other than drug possession more frequently and then drug charges are either added on, or it happens during probation. A quick look at my county jail roster shows that a lot of the dr
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by Auracle 3y ago
You can use Unity for things other than games. Not having controllers will be pretty limiting for gaming - some types of games will be fine, others definitely won’t be.
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by Auracle 3y ago
Eh. Let’s say you run a small construction company. Each week you might be in a different town, chasing whatever work is available to you. I can absolutely see it being onerous/possibly impossible to follow different ordinances in eac
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by Auracle 3y ago
I disagree. It should take something like a police report to block further deliveries. Just taking one delivery driver’s word is ripe for abuse.
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by Auracle 3y ago
Of course, with steel there's always the slight chance of lead. It's been found in at least 2 different manufacturer's cups that were specifically made for children.
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by Auracle 3y ago
A slice of american cheese in instant ramen gives it some body and adds a bit of extra fattiness that's often missing. At least in flavorful, spicy ramen it really doesn't add much cheese flavor. Try it out.
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by Auracle 3y ago
It’s funny how that article doesn’t mention the most obvious reason - it turns out intelligent people generally don’t get jobs as janitors, retail workers, or other minimum-ish wage jobs. Those intelligent people then have intelligent babi
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by Auracle 3y ago
That’s an awfully big article with no actual examples of how the tests are currently, in any way, biased.
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by Auracle 3y ago
To be fair, Supreme Court justices didn’t always used to previously be judges. So, you know, there’s a chance…
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by Auracle 3y ago
Maybe we shouldn't. What's the point of all of that data if a good portion of it can't be trusted?
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by Auracle 3y ago
A quick Google shows that only 15 states have vehicle inspections. The concept seems completely foreign (and a waste of time?) to me.
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by Auracle 3y ago
Sure, but it's still not super user friendly. You upload photos, get a 2 GB checkpoint file that you run on some obscure, sometimes hard to install programs. I know there was a phone app that did a limited thing where they gave you pr
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by Auracle 3y ago
As a matter of fact, you could probably take the inverse of the names and they’d be more truthful. A massive spending bill to fight inflation nonsense. Increasing taxes would have helped. Stopping the student loan pause would have helped. I
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by Auracle 3y ago
Deflation is a bad thing as it can spiral out of co trip quickly. If we even approach it be prepared for the fed and government to do everything they can to stop it.
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by Auracle 3y ago
I don’t see what blame has to do with it. Normally if a package of Oreos suddenly jumped up to $5 from $4, you wouldn’t choose not to purchase it because you “blamed” Nabisco or whoever. You wouldn’t buy it because you’d decide your money c

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