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I don't know about niche, but MachineLearning and StableDiffusion are the only SFW ones. FWIW, the NSFW ones are unstable_diffusion, sdforall, sdnsfw, aipornhub
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And resigning because he was working on a competitor was completely the right thing to do. It would have been a conflict of interest. How often does that type of integrity even happen nowadays? The whole "ELON MUSK BAD NOW" change
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For real! This stuff is moving fast . It feels like just last week I was posting about how it's going to change...art. And now there are hilarious deepfake memes of past and current presidents shit talking about video games. There are
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False analogy. You can split stacks of ballots to be counted and hand them to different people. I don't know why you're arguing so hard in favor of electronic voting when it's good for no one but voting machine companies and
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This the reason why I didn't sign up for KDP Select for the books I self published. You're effectively giving your copyright to Amazon. Since I didn't I can still give free copies to anyone I want, because I'm the copyri
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Which is funny, because that's the very thing that a nation should be very invested in: producing more of its own citizens.
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That doesn't work anymore. > Public Opinion Has "near-zero" Impact On U.S. Law. > Professors Martin Gilens (Princeton University) and Benjamin I. Page (Northwestern University)’s study found that the number of American
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Political donations are a matter of public record for a reason. So yes, it's a either a journalistic failure or deliberate obfuscation.
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Voting fraud is generally a statistically insignificant issue. It's election fraud that is the issue. More here: https://www.findlaw.com/voting/how-u-s--elections-work/what-...
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https://slate.com/technology/2022/03/duckduckgo-russian-disi...
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And there it is.
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The lack of a breakdown into which got how much is a either a journalistic failure, or deliberate obfuscation.
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> I'm not sure how you expect us to manually count 150 million ballots quicker without using any hackable electronics. The solution to vote counting scales right along side the problem. You use more human counters. If it takes 2% o
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> I know PayPal spun out of Ebay a long time ago and that PayPal is especially evil and sociopathically unscrupulous but... I thought it was that PayPal was built, then bought by eBay so the could double dip.
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I literally just selected your question and searched brave: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/01/paypal-stole-use...
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The first thing any responsible bird owner will do is get rid of all teflon pans. Even a self cleaning oven will kill them. This has been well known in the bird community for years . It's the very first thing we'll tell a new
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Here's Tom Scott's second video explaining why electronic voting is a terrible idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkH2r-sNjQs Electronic voting machines and companies that manufacture them should both be illega
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> 41. In total, SAMUEL BANKMAN-FRIED, a/k/a "SBF," the defendant, and his coconspirators made over 300 political contributions, totaling tens of millions of dollars, that were unlawful because they were made in the na
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Because my ISP spies on what I do, and tampers with my connection whenever they feel like it.
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And several cryptocurrencies. You actually get a discount for paying in crypto. Which is awesome because it allows people with oppressive governments to use it.
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>The problem is... yeah. This stuff, as I see it, is very literally killing us. Our modern civilization, in a wide range of shapes and forms, is "human toxic" - and as a random blogger in the backwaters of the internet, I see n
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Since you seem super duper into this, you could try what I do on many evenings even just as an experiment. I just strap on a very nice LED headlamp that has a pure red LED that I use for "night mode". That it uses way less power i
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I've had similar problems since I was a little kid. I do try and combat the blue light problem with nightmode on all my screens, turning off LED light bulbs, and, as weird as it might be, donning my red LED headlamp to get through th
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> I wonder if there are such eccentrics alive today, and how could we tell if we're looking at a sneak peek of the future to come? I would assume they're being downvoted/mocked on social media.
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> Additionally, inspired by the fiction of Jules Verne, Tsiolkovsky theorized many aspects of space travel and rocket propulsion. Science fiction is important! I think that a more contemporary example would be Ian Banks conception of th
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Can you elaborate? What's the utility? And not to be pedantic, but what do you mean by sleep sufferers?
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I think sci-fi became real when the Internet connected smartphone (personal computer was a name wasted too soon) became ubiquitous.
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The thing is it's completely non-existent in nature. Not to get too into the Naturalistic Fallacy, but we're biological organisms that evolved in nature and have acclimated through evolution to it the things that do exist. That is
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Careful. I did this more or less by accident, with a main account, a porn account, and a goof off account. I didn't maintain a list of which ones had been banned from where and there were subscription overlaps. One morning all of them
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re: [flagged] lol, you can't criticize Democrats on HN. It's verboten.
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