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by anshorei 4y ago
> have the model output contain 90% of the original training content verbatim considering the size of a model is but a fraction of the size of the training data, this statement is in no way accurate
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by anshorei 4y ago
To me my house is worth a lot more than it is to the market because to me it has an emotional value. A mandatory buyout assumes that people do not have emotional bonds with their homes. Do you suggest one adjusts their estimate of the value
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by anshorei 4y ago
> what they do and why they are necessary should be explained to the user. i.e. you need to add a popup or a banner
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by anshorei 4y ago
If everyone waits with getting their supplies until they expect to need them, then there won't be enough in stock to supply everyone with their 7-days of supplies.
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by anshorei 4y ago
I used quotes to indicate I'm not talking about the war itself but about the surveillance state established in the aftermath of 9/11 (and shenanigans such as the pushing of mentally ill people into acts of terrorism they would nev
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by anshorei 4y ago
No, but the opposition that the left once fronted to the NSA's surveillance has withered in the past ten years or so and (some) republicans have picked up the slack. Not too long ago the "war on terror" was considered to be t
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by anshorei 4y ago
> diluting her awfulness among the maximum number of students *polluting with her awfulness the maximum number of students
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by anshorei 4y ago
Maybe it'd be better if that small kid asked you what a goldfish is and you could answer them. I do not want my child to be educated by computers. Asking my dad things about nature, the world and history as a small kid have resulted in
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by anshorei 4y ago
> that just exposing people to the opposite viewpoint would cause outrage You mean in the way that video recommendations about stolen elections cause outrage?
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by anshorei 4y ago
> living author let's hope so
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by anshorei 4y ago
> mismanagement and scams Just because some coins are mismanaged or are scams does not speak for the technology in itself. Only to the fact that a lot of crypto "investors" don't actually understand crypto.
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by anshorei 4y ago
You don't need to believe that the current state of affairs is "fundamentally ok, or very close to it", quite to the contrary. What you need to believe is that the current state of affairs could be made much worse if one is n
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by anshorei 4y ago
Ant colonies would like to disagree. As would chimpanzees. Peace is harder to achieve than you imagine.
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by anshorei 4y ago
Because there are scenarios where you need to go over the speed limit to keep yourself and others safe On top of that I personally want as little "smart" in my car as possible, so I'd rather they didn't pass such regulat
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by anshorei 4y ago
The fundamental core of conservatism is exemplified in Chesterton's Fence, the meaning of which comes down to "make changes with extreme caution", not "don't make changes at all". The inverse of conservatism is
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by anshorei 4y ago
Except being forced to wear masks does interfere, and I'm not just talking about the kids. The kids need to be able to see the faces of the adults around them.
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by anshorei 4y ago
I think he means the inverse: for people able to find joy despite adverse circumstances. More importantly, I would say, it's likely innate to us that we are unhappy without adverse circumstances. I.e. for there to be brightness there n
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by anshorei 4y ago
*approved
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by anshorei 5y ago
No, it's all a ruse by companies that want to sell your data. I grew up with "don't use your real name online", "don't post pictures of yourself", etc. And I still believe that's how it should be.
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by anshorei 5y ago
- If they aren't old enough to not wander off, they shouldn't be playing in the street without supervision. - Use adblock. But even with it I wouldn't let my children use Youtube or Tiktok. They shouldn't be spending tha
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by anshorei 5y ago
No, I don't want new laws that create arbitrary divisions to be introduced. Removing old ones is up for consideration, but avoiding introducing bad new laws is a higher priority.
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by anshorei 5y ago
No, they're funded by the Qatari government
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by anshorei 5y ago
Informed covers knowing enemy propaganda.
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by anshorei 5y ago
How about: they don't want to lose their jobs. And they don't have to cover up a lab leak, nearly all of them are not involved in any lab leak to cover up, most may just be unwilling to believe that it could've been a leak fo
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by anshorei 5y ago
As someone who considers themselves an outside onlooker, I disagree. Trump allowed all of the tribal people to out themselves. It's made it a lot easier to find people who stick to their principles and praised/criticized him where
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by anshorei 5y ago
Reminds me of AoE chat filters, which aren't satisfied with censoring specific words, but literally just any words that resemble it. Which one looks more offensive to you? "Hold on, my dock is nearly up" "Hold on, my **
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by anshorei 5y ago
Maybe it should be up to the mother to report this as a threat, rather than being up to a mindless drone.
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by anshorei 5y ago
IPFS uses file hashes. You're thinking of IPNS.
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by anshorei 5y ago
I'll have supperiority for dinner
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by anshorei 5y ago
> Typo in the subtitle too - "PeerSend lets people to freely transfer crypto" Typo in your fix too - "PeerSend allows people to freely transfer crypto"

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