EA-3167

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by EA-3167 1mo ago
It's worth saying that whatever they call it, GTA: Online is basically an MMO and it's one of the top three most popular game on Earth iirc. In fact I think only Tetris and Minecraft beat it. Looking at what GTA6 is shaping up to
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Yeah that was awful, but in her case she was unaware of the poisoning for months iirc. Then again I don't really buy that chelation therapy works that well for something as absurdly toxic as this even if you found a safe and workable l
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"We quit the CDC last year. The problems we protested remain"(statnews.com)
11 points by EA-3167 1mo ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
The law is slow by design, it's deliberative, it's multi-staged, it's escalatory and obsessed with consulting multiple jurists. That can be extremely frustrating until you start looking into how the country would look if indi
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Wow, I wonder if chelation therapy early enough can reduce the damage to the student's nervous system. I'm not aware of how quickly organic mercury crosses the BBB once it enters the bloodstream, but my guess is "faster than
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Invisible Source Skew(lawfaremedia.org)
3 points by EA-3167 1mo ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
The other issue is that looking into both standard and "Major" recalls by the FDA this year isn't statistically different from any other. In fact there's no overall trend going back years, it mostly seems to be media cov
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
No honestly some harshness is warranted, most of the people alive have internet access and a smartphone, this is a more ubiquitous activity than many others we require or expect accommodations from. This site has a lot of good to offer, but
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The New Student Visa Policy Doesn't Add Up(undark.org)
6 points by EA-3167 1mo ago|1 comments
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
It’s fairly common in destinations for migration, less so elsewhere.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
It's hard for me to trust it when https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Aderholt is the chairman.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
The second I read the print in Nature a bit ago I knew some version would show up here. I swear I’ve met deployed Marines less obsessed with staying awake through chemistry than some people here.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
A desperate attempt to preempt regulation.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
You should understand the difference between taking a single drop of blood and trying to run a battery of tests on it, and sticking a probe into your extra cellular matrix to continuously monitor changes. It’s small, but it’s having a const
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Social media gave a geographically distributed population of the “quirky” and their natural predators the grifters a chance to mingle on a global scale. It didn’t invent anything, but it’s a vector for the pathogen.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
You have to understand that the GP context here is this bottom line: "The DOJ's clever hook won them the case." and your contribution: "Blatant complex behavior, no matter how illegal, won’t convince a judge or jury with
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
The same question applies to the whole space, and is ultimately steamrolled by limitless hype. Until the financing runs dry at least.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
There's a difference between understanding rules for effective arguments and writing, and believing that those rules are shortcuts to swaying a jury without needing a case. It's certainly PART of communication, but this isn't
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Robot Wars with government funding and a coat of paint? Ok then.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Seems like a good argument for tempering claims around negatives then, if people want to be taken seriously.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
I suspect like most you don't appreciate how terrifying statistical relationships become when you have truly vast data sets to train on... and also that we as humans aren't as shockingly unique as we think (compared to other human
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Don't forget that when you're using it in your own domain you can at least catch its many mistakes and hallucinations, but "Citizen Devs" aren't going to have a knowledge base to do that.
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The Generative AI Learning Penalty: Evidence from Chinese Secondary Education(papers.ssrn.com)
4 points by EA-3167 2mo ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
It’s not that simple. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.08.12.503715v1 It’s task-specific.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Now this I can agree with unreservedly.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
The brain is incredibly energy hungry so it evolved to detect situations that don’t require full attention and activates the Default Mode Network. This happens when you’re zoning out to pretty much anything, and indicates that you’re essent
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
It’s an injunction and arguably a legal pretext to stop it in its tracks. That’s not uncommon in any system, just like SCOTUS rulings often seem strangely specific to restrain the scope of their ruling. Tl;dr Lawfare is a thing and it’s eff
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
HEP is undeniably an international effort, and it's silly to try and spin this into something akin to the space race. While this is a useful and frankly brilliant potential confirmation of existing theory, that's what it is: confi
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Ever hear of loss leaders? Some parts of a typical hospital make money while others lose it hand over fist. The overall margin isn’t across the board, it’s after everything hopefully balances out. ER’s for example are money pits, but societ
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Sorry that people downvoted you rather than lending you a hand. You might find this useful as a place to start: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9464179/

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