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CyanBird
4y ago
From my naive perspective it almost reads that you won't be able to receive your money on the proper hongkong HSBC select account and are upset about it Reality is that tax dodging is a wildly out of control problem, and worse it is co
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4y ago
That era has been on for a long time now “The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society con
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4y ago
If you had actually read the article that you are supposed to be commenting on,you would realize that this statement of the title is done in "low confidence" No one is gonna apologize to you if you are unable to parse information
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4y ago
Correct, that's why the title is written in such a way, to ensure that they don't understand it
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4y ago
OP already stated that the initial distribution would ~seem to be ~50:50 per winchcombe meteorite
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4y ago
Adding a checkbox which defines if the game is on "streaming mode" or not could be cool What would not be cool would be the huge expense of needing to do two ui/Ux passes on user interface and qa that entire process and bugs
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4y ago
Fuck adobe I won't forgive them for all the lies that they spun with the allegorithmic acquisition
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4y ago
In my case at least it is just pure spite against blizzard Just today they announced that they won't be funding SC2 esports anymore, and it is just yet another chip on their long defaced corporate image from my side of view
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4y ago
Because the lack of generalized Lan is exceedingly frustrating throughout the landscape of video games It really is a problem
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4y ago
The metric that I use to determine if something is sentient or not, is to hypothesize or ask the stupidest members of humanity if they would consider it sentient, if they say yeah, then it is, if they say no, then it isn't Sentient as
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4y ago
I think it would be really funny what Carl Sagan would think of it After the robot apocalipsis happens, and all of human history ends, the way robots as the apex of earthly existence use to amuse themselves is just counting into infinity
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4y ago
I mean.... Most likely than not you yourself are inside the training data, and me as well, that's hilarious to me
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4y ago
I can corroborate the same, no spam As of now I haven't yet received spam/phishing from this breach either
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4y ago
> simply naive By this "naive" but you are ofc referring to all of the ones worried for high altitude jetstream weather balloons spying on them right?
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4y ago
>...because 1) the public demands it; An appropriate quote to the situation “The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulat
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4y ago
Just picture monetizing it via embedding slant onto the answers it provides like how Alexa suggest purchases but in a way that users can barely just notice... Or purchasing "market share space" on it in the same way that companies
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4y ago
How you administer your own actions/APM bandwidth as a player is itself a resource over which the player needs to strategize accordingly
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This piece is a puff piece written from the Anglosphere to drive panic and ensure that their broad narratives like the general anti-china narrative succeed in driving wedges on broad issues relating to French and paneuropean national securi
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4y ago
"The internet is for Porn! The internet is for Porn! So grab your dick and double click! For Porn! Porn! Porn!" Apologies for the bad taste, but I simply love that song, an absolute classic https://youtu.be/j6eFNRK
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4y ago
They behave quite poorly, because the keywords used by the models are layman language not technical art or color correction/color grading-speak Hopefully in a couple of years when things have matured more there will be more models capa
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4y ago
BBC which is run by BritishIntel Services, one of the very first things that they did when the war in Ukraine exploded was to set up many new TOR nodes But yeah, TOR is certainly a double edged sword, but I am led to believe that they asses
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4y ago
>freedom Parent comment did not use this word Don't be an asshole
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>What made Western Europe diverge from places like Russia or Saudi Arabia? University level international relations courses generally start on the 30years war, I feel it is appropriate for that to be considered "the rough start"
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4y ago
That's the thing, this rock wont have athmosphere, so close to the host star, it would have been blown away That's why I mentioned the hypothesized mercury situation, as mercury has got a very thin mantle and its core is VERY outs
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4y ago
Too many people take wherever they hear on YouTube as gospel PV power in China has got several issues, lack of sun is not one of them
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> There are severe consequences to what you're suggesting with a net negative to society There are always severe consequences, there are severe consequences if thhe status quo remains as is, there are severe consequences if the stat
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4y ago
Then don't use Google, use a paid search engine like Kagi or others With Google you are the product
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> So you're paying $15 to get 11 great images that are what you want? That still seems pretty cheap It isn't, stable diffusion + anything v3 or protogen is free Midjourney costs 10usd/month for iirc nearly 2 hours of gpu t
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The optionality comes from you making your own company and doing wherever rules you want for it, openai needs to ensure that they don't suffer backlash from any angle, as the investing companies don't want/need to deal with t
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4y ago
15 day orbit, 170 day planetary rotation, that's an interesting one Sucks for the amount of radiation ofc Would be interesting to hypothesize of it being a larger mercury like planet than a earth like one Please some more up to date as
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