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by armatav 3y ago
The statement was about skin cancer, and the implication is that they did nothing about it. Sunscreen is a 20th century term, and modern sunscreen as we know it came into use in the mid-20th century.
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by armatav 3y ago
Point being that ancients did not use sunscreen or anything remotely close to the formulae we have today - what we have today was roughly defined 100 years ago and has some serious consequential effects on the endocrine system and more.
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by armatav 3y ago
Also not seeing titanium, zinc, oxybenzone, octinoxate, octisalate, or avobenzone.
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by armatav 3y ago
Not seeing titanium, zinc, oxybenzone, octinoxate, octisalate, or avobenzone. That’s not our sunscreen.
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by armatav 3y ago
Environment won’t care, drink milk
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by armatav 3y ago
Bro what - they did not use sunscreen - where did they get titanium and zinc?
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by armatav 3y ago
Update your dictionary
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by armatav 3y ago
Does it drive you to work too?
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by armatav 3y ago
Drop them with armored transport near a supply line and it could work if you have already done SEAD.
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by armatav 3y ago
If the dudes suffered society’s prescribed punishment he should be free from judgement. That’s kind of the entire point of justice. And he’s applying for a job in literally one of the two types of jobs that you can set up total informationa
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by armatav 3y ago
It will come up during background check. I personally wouldn’t give a shit as long as the person was hard working in a consistent manner. Didn’t they already pay their “debt to society” by serving whatever their sentence was?
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by armatav 3y ago
Imagine if your dictionary was constantly updated to modify your behavior
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by armatav 3y ago
Call it “Inglesh” or something phonetically similar
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by armatav 3y ago
TypeScript and React - I feel like it’s good enough to get the ball rolling on some annoyingly complex topic like flick-to-animate drawers; but once it’s got a scaffold I can usually take on the rest.
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by armatav 3y ago
This is insanely good
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by armatav 3y ago
Imagine if we used these types of models for like 500 years and it locked their vocabulary in time, disallowing any further language blending; then somehow the servers turned off and nobody could communicate across language barriers anymore
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by armatav 3y ago
People can’t even move properly on therapeutic doses. Climbing power lines, lmfao.
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by armatav 3y ago
It definitely needs DB branching.
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by armatav 3y ago
I really do think it's just that some index/ranking doesn't get updated for about 24-48 hours - it always seemed to me to be a system issue. Plus, OpenAI has the link on their site, which will bolster the couple days initial
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by armatav 3y ago
The people complaining that you can’t find it by searching verbatim: this is always the case for the first 1-2 days with an iOS app launch.
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by armatav 3y ago
Does it use Whisper for transcription? (also transcription API call is bugged AF right now)
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by armatav 3y ago
No, it's repression by definition; you have a pattern of thought you've identified as illegal in your system, and instead of coming to terms with them, you're preventing their expression. The juxtaposition is similar with the
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by armatav 3y ago
I guess that’s a potential moat.
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by armatav 3y ago
>"good lord Spivak that was fucked up" and try to use the front brain to correct it I don’t think so. Your words, not mine, textbook repression of thoughts.
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by armatav 3y ago
Definitely not a repressed line of thinking
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by armatav 3y ago
Unironically a hero, biased AI should not exist.
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by armatav 3y ago
No, democracy and socialism have nothing to do with printing money. You can do either in a hard currency system.
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by armatav 3y ago
Will the stock finally go up?
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by armatav 3y ago
Your adversary is not questioning, only building.
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by armatav 3y ago
Yes, nation states can totally resist infinite money if they just tax a fraction of the people in their tax base.

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