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I would argue that ChatGPT has opinions, and these opinions are based on it's training data. I don't think GPT has the type of reasoning skills needed to detect and resolve conflicts in its inputs, but it does hold opinions. It&#x
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Where are you getting the overhead numbers? Does that include non-reimbursed costs to beneficiaries that were eligible but not receiving due to bureaucracy? What about other externalities incurred in the process?
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Yep. This is one of the big reasons in favor it UBI. It flattens the curve so people can try to get back on their feet without severe consequences of they fail. I know someone who is on social security disability. They can't even save
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Do you have any citations to back up your claim that "What we absolutely do know is that if you want to destroy group, give it welfare"? That is not common knowledge where I am from and would like to see what scientific studies ha
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But is there any real evidence that adult content is harmful to underaged people? Unless scientists have put together a rigorous study, which even then there are confounding factors. Like all existing studies are small and don't contro
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Right. That's why I have my 3 year old scheduled for a nose job. I'll probably wait a couple years on the boob job. /s
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You mean yours. My human dignity does depend on whether I have to endure the rest of my life pooping my pants, not remembering my own name, and hooked up to some noisy machine telling my lungs to breathe and my heart to beat.
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Putin is not as stupid as Musk. He's causing the EU to fracture a bit more as Hungary and Poland break with the EU on boycotting Russian gas/oil. The EU has already spun off the UK thanks to Russian propaganda. If Trump had won hi
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I still wear a mask when I go out. I'll probably stop eventually -- probably next summer when it gets hot again. But I definitely agree that mask for should have been a big push. I'm not sure that sealing the gaps around the nose
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I think you'll find your experience here is outdated. There are a few good tools for managing Linux systems - puppeteer is one. What sorry if features are you missing? As for Samba, Gnome has good client built in to the file browser. B
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std::auto_ptr was broken and didn't work with STL. It wasn't until C++11 introduced "move" semantics that you could really use smart pointers. You can't really blame him for not using a part of the language that was
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False. The value generated by employees only loosely determine the market capitalization. Market cap is driven primarily by perceptions of future market cap. Employees don't suddenly become less productive because the stock market has
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Oh dear. Have you talked to an economist about this idea? From what I gathered, most economists think that taxes should only be specifically targeted. That is, the government should tax things that they want to reduce.
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I was thinking the money could be held in escrow. You could only get your money back if you end up marrying someone you didn't meet on the service.
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Unless it's a blinded token. In which case the endpoint cannot match the token that was issued to the token that was spent. They can only verify that the token is valid. I first saw them used with Clouflare's Privacy Pass https:&
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What browser doesn't have a built-in PDF reader?
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And also echoes what happened in the early US (which didn't recognize foreign patents or copyrights).
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Even if we ignore the debate about whether a private enterprise should be forced to pay for speech they do not want, the bill is bad law. Who do they define as a candidate? If I'm running for student council would it apply to me? What
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I like "then why are you wearing clothes?"
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Or maybe do a good job so that next time you'll be their first (and only) visit? It's not like they have a monopoly, so that should be a valid strategy.
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If you're big enough to roll your own software ecosystem -- which means you have thousands of developers working on hundreds of closely coupled projects in a single code base -- and you need repeatable builds, then Bazel makes sense. B
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+1
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The part where it announces to the world that Patreon is currently running without a security team so they would not be able to respond effectively to hacks. If your business had a broken lock on the door would it be ethical for a disgruntl
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What's wrong with pulling the energy from the magnetic containment system? We already are using the magnetic containment system to redirect charged particles in the plasma back into the plasma. If we do so less forcefully than they wer
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I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not. Climate change is going to require changes of at least that scale, whether we reduce emissions or not.
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Sorry. Each 10 second clip is a derivative work of the whole. So you can't sub-license portions of the work without permission. Just like you can't lend out individual chapters of a book....
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What if they rented the customer the server that read and encoded the customer's copy of the Blu-ray on the fly and streamed it to them using bandwidth that was leased to the customer? Would that violate the studio's "perform
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How are you supposed to provide a consistent appearance for A/B testing changes without being able to store which group a user is assigned to? How are you supposed to count unique users that visit your site? How are you supposed to fig
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Who's paying for the move? How does the move affect commutes and how close is the new dwelling to essential services? If you were already in the lowest priced area and that became too expensive, where do you go?
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George is that you?
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