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God willing.
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It is clearly not AI art when you look closely, the problem is on some of them you have to look closely. The worst to my eye is the Alice in Wonderland one. What's going on with Alice's hair? What's the tea on the left being
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After Decades of Drought, Water Is Rising in the African Sahel
(e360.yale.edu)
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I'd like to think a democratic president would have the appetite to do that.
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> (I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt here) Please expand on why you think it being phony is a benefit.
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It's a North American fungus and you want to sow it in Australia? You really do need to listen to Joey Santore....
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> I'm not saying you are one I'll say it.
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> there's probably never going to be a lot more ramps Not with that attitude there won't be.
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> Forcibly confiscate some people’s money to spend $30 million opening one grocery store. My money's been forcibly confiscated for a whole lot worse. > because governments caring for people’s children is famously the best way to
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> This is usually based on a selective and wishful interpretation of historical data My lived experience says they're right. In the 90s one didn't have a "phat ass", one was just a "fatass". > The best a
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Just look at some of the other comments here and that'll change pretty quick.
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> Our great grandfathers were practically guaranteed to be marrying virgins They also walked ten miles uphill (both ways) to school every day.
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I've got a couple of methodological qualms with this article, but I do agree that in this case we should follow the spirit not the letter, so I'll keep them to myself. Unfortunately the effort is likely lost on the people who most
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> Employees in Ford's plants for instance saw huge wage increases and an additional day off I think there was something else going on that might explain that.
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Cliches are cliches for a reason.
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> shouldn't Granted, but on the other hand: the entire history of this profession.
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> You will also not get very far in engineering if Man, I wish.
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I liked the Rob Zombie original better.
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> I wasted time trying to understand sarcasm Skill issue.
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They couldn't even be bothered to use a non-AI image.
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Without knowing (or wanting to know) any of the particulars beyond what's posted in this thread I think I have to agree with the other poster here.
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> Aren't you clever knowing the periodic table symbol for gold! I don't usually like to gatekeep but knowing that "Au==gold" is one of those basic facts that everybody on a forum like hacker news should know and find
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> Hacker News is no longer a web site of an elite. Never was.
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Exactly how big do you think those bottles would be?
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I got to use graphchi/graphlab back in the day (I think I still have the tshirt from the 2013 conference), wish it had caught on more.
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The only direct costs to the taxpayers in these kinds of lawsuits are the judge's time (also the bailiff's, stenographer's, and a couple more), a slight extra load on the computer system to handle the filings, and miscellaneo
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> That is... completely normal Only at vanity presses. Money flows towards the author, as they say.
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> virtue signaling In this case presumably the virtue is "able to churn out papers".
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What is mixotrophy, and why does it matter?
(dantheclamman.blog)
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> these devices also routinely spoof themselves as mobile phones clicking ads on AI-generated websites as part of a sprawling operation that seeks to defraud online merchants and advertising networks. Every cloud has a silver lining.
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