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>Depositors shouldn’t get anything beyond the insured $250,000 My understanding of what I’ve seen people mention is that depositors shouldn’t get more than the insured 250k from the FDIC insurance fund , not that bank assets shouldn’t b
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This stuff is amazing… now I’ve just got to figure out what I can run on an RTX 3050 Ti
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The path is gray.
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What does that have to do with exchanging for crypto? If I move USDC from one wallet to another, and someone else moves bitcoin from one wallet to another in exchange for that USDC, that transaction happens entirely on the blockchain and at
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>If my pastry shop runs out of already baked goods during the AM peak If your pastry shop had 40 billion donuts, and you claim that 10 billion of those donuts are available for sale immediately, do you close your shop when you lose 3.3 b
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I’m hearing that you can’t even use USDC to exchange for bitcoin/ETH on Coinbase right now. What does converting between types of crypto have to do with banks? Those transactions should in theory have nothing to do with a banking trans
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I’m not very knowledgeable on this topic, so I have a legit question about all of this: How is pausing withdrawals not blatant currency manipulation? If I had USDC and lost all faith in it yesterday, shouldn’t I be allowed to cash out today
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The isomers in adderall are dextroamphetamine and levoamphetamine. They are both “amphetamine”. Last I checked it’s a racemic mixture, so it’ll be 50/50 levo/dextro. Fun fact! Certain SKUs of Vicks inhalers use levo meth amphetami
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Can someone ELI5 what this is about? I know that another bank is going through some trouble and I’m assuming this is somehow connected? Or not? I am unfamiliar with this bank or this form.
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> they produce incoherent sentences with no relation to the text they are supposed to extrapolate I think we’re agreeing here? Language models of the size of SD produce literally useless output. SD can produce kind of fun output that peo
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When running diffusion models locally you often generate a lot of garbage. People with eight fingers per hand, cats with four tails, etc. When that happens you chalk that up to bad prompting or just the “magic” of image generation being too
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This looks cool! I hope I get the ability to play with this some time soon.
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Nope. A twitter user films her sandwiches rotating and posts them. That’s it, that’s the whole website.
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To lay this to rest: Should a tear occur such that the bread around a hot dog separates into two discrete pieces, it is then a sandwich. Therefore a hot dog is a potential sandwich in the same way that an egg is a potential chicken.
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No.
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> Richer parts of California often actually have less money in their schools I’ve heard people say that, but as somebody that switched schools in California a lot in high school, public schools in nicer neighborhoods were categorically a
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Discord may record video and voice calls
(twitter.com)
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> I definitely do not want to read a super long Harry Potter fanfic This hits the nail on the head for me. I mostly enjoyed the books as a kid, but didn’t really maintain being a Harry Potter “fan” into adulthood. Out of the dozen or so
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Buddy you saw someone mention organizing in a way that you didn’t like, invented a scenario in which the very mention of that is equivalent to advocating against a way of organizing that you do like, and tried to start an argument again
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I used to use .tk for toy projects a lot when I was a teenager. I actually really liked this service
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What did you mean by the word “okay” if you didn’t mean to imply that the author had any opinion on that process? I’ve now asked you in multiple ways what you meant by that phrasing! edit: I’ll make it even easier, since you don’t seem to w
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I was not aware that there is an Atlas Shrugged-length Harry Potter fanfiction about rationality. Learn something new every day!
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Giving an example of how a thing can be observed to work in the world is not the same as saying a thing is inherently morally good or bad. If I were to say “The catholic church has had a lot of influence over architecture decisions”, would
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> …that's okay from your definition. Can you point to where GP made a value judgment about what is and isn’t “okay” in their post? It kind of seems like you’re arguing against something that nobody said.
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Graduate students at the University of Southern California have won a union
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Cool! I hope somebody makes a Streets of SimCity-style exploration/battle game from this. That game was so much fun!
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It looks like there are a couple of those, though I haven’t tried them yet. https://github.com/hamsolo474/stable-diffusion-gimp-plugin https://github.com/blueturtleai/gimp-stable-diffusion/tre
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> It not only told everyone I died but tried to fake my obit. ROFLMAO This is the funniest anti-AI sentence I’ve read so far.
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> This thread has been about the veracity and the relevance of the author's claim that "two billion people can read Arabic to some degree". This is not really true. You tried to center your conclusion that your math was be
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