aquarium87

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by aquarium87 4y ago
They used filters air VS diesel exhaust. Not diesel exhaust and normal outdoor air. Perfect example of science in bed with grant money to push a narrative. Next come the calls for action and equity. Very expensive destructive game. "Al
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"A number of release dates were announced, all since passed,[6] likely due to high costs of the drives and discs itself, lack of compatibility with existing or new standards, and competition from video streaming. Technology" Funny
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Because then you could move onto the next question, who, why, what purpose?
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Like it or not, the world is at war again. 3rd, 4th and 5th gen warfare. Russia is at war officially with the Ukraine. America and Russia are in a hot sabotage war. America blames rogue Ukrainian units for sabotage inside Russia, and nobody
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by aquarium87 4y ago
That's a pretty popular podcast. I would be surprised if they aren't all AI transcoded and the text of them on the internet somewhere.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Reads like a Trump era article. Took a whole article, stuffed full of hyperbole and fear and exaggeration, to simply state that the law allows lawmakers to make laws that the Supreme Court doesn't like. Not sure the legal structure in
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by aquarium87 4y ago
https://archive.is/aRbh9
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Too much carbon footprint. Gonna need better battery tech
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Like upgraded sensors? Thats what happened with the nimitz and others.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Seems pretty reasonable. Musk asks why X Y and Z, and a clueless engineer basically says your wrong, nothing to do with the algorithms. I'm pretty sure it has everything to do with the algorithms, and no one really understands how they
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by aquarium87 4y ago
That was the expensive stuff when I was there about 8 years ago, and it still barely passed the test for drinkable. I understand why the people drink their coffee like a strong espresso with equal parts sweetened condensed milk.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
This was always the problem with Vietnam, they grew shit coffee because they had nothing, and something is better than nothing. I was there 8 years ago, and the coffee is absolute crap, even the premium stuff with a fancy hotel.and branding
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Everyone should have equal rights, if not under the law, then under God. Discrimination is discrimination. Its simply not allowed. Yet if all roads lead to an accurate picture of reality, and reality is not equitable, How is any investigati
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Very insightful.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
A line no one like to hear, and I wouldn't say that in general about fraud. This is in the context of babies. Babies are expensive. Presumably, immigrants NEED more help than the general population with friends and family. Presumably t
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by aquarium87 4y ago
It seems that in reality, immigrants commit more fraud, and the AI correctly identified this. Who would have thought? I'm sure the same results would apply when viewing through the lense of class or income, so this isn't about rac
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Agreed. Video can be an off-putting medium that seeks to control eyeballs for money and lead the viewer astray with personality or beauty or selected journal clips displayed for a half second. Giving an amount of time needed to invest can h
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by aquarium87 4y ago
The community exists. But tends to be full of conspiracy theorists looking for confirmation of a grand unifying theory of solar system cycles and their interplay with earth's magnetic field, volcanos, earthquakes and catastrophism in g
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by aquarium87 4y ago
TL:DR; Female athletes/athletes with uteri who are not having menstrual periods are at increased risk of stress fractures,” Carl said. So just a basic question indicative of other potential problems that is asked to protect woman'
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Neat. Nothing new but a leftist hit job on the right. "We are living in an era where everything is so heavily polarized, so it was disappointing but not entirely surprising to see that physicians are not able to completely put aside th
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by aquarium87 4y ago
The good news is these are substation attacks, and not a big deal. Also, probably likely to inspire vigilantly justice as it inconveniences so many people personally when pulled off. I bet these people get it just as bad as murders and mole
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by aquarium87 4y ago
He had his work delayed 7 months due to politics, and then ignored while watching the world go mad, claiming to be following the science, when it was all a "timeline" trick. I think it's important to understand his story as
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I was not aware this was considered the "highest bar". Can you elaborate? I've seen so much vitriol against it, it's hard to square your statement and the amount of denialism about its results.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
(Humor) It is almost certainly 432hz
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Sounds fine to me. Want to yodel your way into my world inauthentically? There has to be a benefit to me. They pay money, I see less ads, but they still get to my eyeballs potentially.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
In further reading, the creators refute this claim, and state that users are only consulted to help train the AI linguistically to make it sound more normal. So it seems that I am incorrect. I stand by the observation, but how ChatGPT got t
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Good 'ole NPR, milking it hard, fathers selling eyelashes, and aparantly N of 1 is good enough for a total refutation "One in a group of aggravated readers would recount how she grew up poor. They couldn’t afford the newspaper, bu
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Well duh! If life exists elsewhere, it almost has to be discovered by AI, unless they are also visiting us. No human is going to search millions of places and also know what to look for. New and novel signals, that machine learning can assi
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Lotta gymnastics to hide the fact it's been lower. "Reconstructing wind chill based on historic records at Mount Washington shows the wind chill also could have been at minus 108 F or below on Jan. 22, 1885. The low that day — whi
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Mathematically, it will be as perfect as the question asked. I have no doubt about this. How that applies to real life, and non-maths things I do not know. I just look at the hot button issues of the day (race, gender, equality), and see th

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