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adammarples
7d ago
The comments in the other post on this topic had an article which slammed Sagan's book for being outdated and espousing debunked triune Brian theory. The article was called "your brain is not an onion with a lizard inside".
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adammarples
8d ago
But I think the point is they learn "role" from the tone, and would ignore the JSON just like they ignore the tags already.
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adammarples
9d ago
Just sorting it out for him
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adammarples
10d ago
Brainlet swarms lol
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adammarples
21d ago
Just have a global, personal gitignore in your home folder to cover them
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adammarples
21d ago
Substance abuse is a poor description for taking magic mushrooms
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adammarples
27d ago
Meetings magazine from 30 Rock is real
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adammarples
27d ago
If you live in what sounds like the desert and you're constantly watering your trees, it might be the case that you've picked non-native species that don't handle heat well. Check out the crime pays but botany doesn't on
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adammarples
27d ago
That's not how addictions work
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adammarples
28d ago
Spacex for one. An AI company they say.
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adammarples
1mo ago
I think you mean mibionaires
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adammarples
1mo ago
Never seen a sloppier hero image
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adammarples
1mo ago
No, "on record" here means simply "recorded", ie. measured. It doesn't mean "a record", like a maximum.
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1mo ago
You've never heard of Ozempic? It's not a silicon valley thing, it's made by Novo Nordisk, Denmark's second biggest company, and Ozempic is partly why they're so big.
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1mo ago
I don't even know any more. I wanted a weather bapp that shows the whole forecast on one page with no scrolling, so I was ambitious and asked anti-gravity to build one for me. Half an hour later, done. Then I asked codex to review it a
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2mo ago
All we have to do is plant trees. Millions of trees, and reduce beef farming.
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2mo ago
This is not an argument for global warming, but do bear in mind that cold kills far more and on balance global warming has saved lives here. The issue is going to cause worse problems than heat deaths though. However, a big wet bulb event c
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2mo ago
Nobody thinks walking is a silver bullet, ie a cure all. It's a good preventative for the most likely cause of death (heart disease).
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2mo ago
What about "I built a property here because I like the environment and you're welcome to sell up" do you not like?
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adammarples
2mo ago
I'm going to safely assume that everything is hallucinated
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adammarples
2mo ago
Have relationships, walk, sleep, eat food. It's all actually quite relaxing and enjoyable stuff, nothing to stress over.
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adammarples
2mo ago
Why do people write in this staccato, linkedin-esque way where everything is a short unconnected sentence? It's awful.
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2mo ago
Shout out to WFMU. Listen, donate.
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2mo ago
The BBC hasn't been cut in the name of austerity. It isn't funded by general taxation it's funded by the licence fee, which has only risen, however not in line with inflation. This is basically because nobody wants to pay it,
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2mo ago
Counterpoint: we know it will move down
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2mo ago
Tbh a trivial generative image model could generate any human face, because it could generate any image, just randomly generating pixels is enough.
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2mo ago
Kinfolk style magazine
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2mo ago
The extent to which their are, is the extent to which that is not science
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3mo ago
There are plenty of pubs and houses in the UK called The Old Toll House so I know for sure that some have ended
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3mo ago
Because serious science is hard and valuable for its rigour, and shouldn't be compared with just poking at data to see what happens
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