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by chelical 4mo ago
The source is linked in his post. Did you not read the article? You should provide another source or address the data in the article instead of just asserting it's false with zero argument.
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by chelical 2y ago
I also got a score that would have put me on the leaderboard, but the leaderboard did not update sadly.
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by chelical 2y ago
There must be a disconnect between viewers and critics, because viewership declined over its entire run. Compare that with a true masterpiece like Breaking Bad which saw viewership consistently increase over the course of its run.
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by chelical 2y ago
Housing isn't that expensive or unaffordable in the US unless you want to live in NYC or SF.
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by chelical 3y ago
Well, it appears that it was relevant. Sam Altman is CEO again.
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by chelical 3y ago
While we don't know the specifics of the arrangement (under what circumstances Microsoft can back out of the deal), I'm sure they can make it challenging for OpenAI to continue operating at scale when they're reliant on fundi
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by chelical 3y ago
Did you forget about company providing 10+ billion dollars in funding or the potential 80 billion dollar deal with Thrive?
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by chelical 3y ago
I don't get why this line is repeated so much. Verbal agreements and reassurances in the realm of foreign policy are essentially worthless, especially when you're dealing with democratically elected leaders. Unless you have a form
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by chelical 3y ago
65% of Brazil's energy is coming from hydropower, which is extremely reliable, but geography dependent. When people make that statement, they're usually referring to wind + solar, which are intermittent.
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by chelical 3y ago
If I recall correctly, being imprisoned during trial makes conviction more likely and sentencing tends to be harsher. Seeing the defendant in prison garb biases the judge and the jury.
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by chelical 3y ago
I have no stake in Canadian politics, but this is a very weird hill to die on. "Justin Trudeau also admitted to wearing blackface makeup to sing the Jamaican folk song "Day O" in high school for a talent show." Source:
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by chelical 3y ago
Because interest rates were historically low for the entirety of YT’s existence until recently. You’re seeing this happen with multiple platforms and companies suddenly caring way more about being profitable.
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by chelical 3y ago
This assumes that everyone is equally likely to have children and in the same quantity.
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by chelical 3y ago
It's true for an overwhelming percentage of people even in the most violent cities since most violent crime is confined to a small subset of the city.
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by chelical 3y ago
Any system of IP will inevitably lead to some entities accumulating a disproportionate share of IP and abusing its enforcement against everyone else.
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by chelical 3y ago
The fundamental problem of intellectual property is that it protects the interests of large corporations far more than those of small creators. IP only matters if you have the resources to defend it in court or if your content isn't wo
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by chelical 4y ago
I don't see why "migration, driven by economic opportunities" is a bad thing. Socioeconomic mobility is tied heavily to where you live (proximity to economic centers). I doubt all or even most of the new residents are tech wo
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by chelical 4y ago
To be fair, this variant of the avian flu is just spreading to Europe now. https://www.reuters.com/world/bird-flu-spreads-new-countries...
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by chelical 4y ago
Dealbreaker for Mastodon (that I've seen multiple people mention) is that instance admins can view personal DMs. Yes, employees from major social media companies can view your private messages, but it's more likely there's an
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by chelical 4y ago
I wouldn't say it's thoroughly debunked or rigorously researched. More studies need to be done. Decision fatigue is also a slightly different concept from ego depletion.
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by chelical 4y ago
In 2013. He pled guilty to wire fraud in 2012. Can FinCEN/IRS retroactively determine something (like tradable skins in a game) is property and prosecute people over it?
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by chelical 4y ago
I've lived in a community where none of us lock our doors, bikes in the porch or driveway, and nothing gets stolen. That said, every city I've lived in, I've kept my doors locked and my belongings inside. I'm not sure w
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by chelical 4y ago
No the argument makes sense. If Ford can't guarantee the Pinto provides an acceptable degree of safety therefore the Pinto is dangerous and shouldn't be sold. The previous poster didn't say all ISPs or all social networks sho
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by chelical 4y ago
While I think the hate of Texas is unusual in this thread, this is an awful comparison. Please don't use comparisons that trivialize the horrors of the Holocaust.
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by chelical 4y ago
Wind and solar numbers should also include amortization for deaths during power outages and deaths caused by peaker plants.
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by chelical 4y ago
Capacity factor is generally better for nuclear than any other energy source. > British wind often generates less power than it can, but it very rarely drops to zero. Sorry, I didn't realize French nuclear reactors weren't gene
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by chelical 4y ago
Sure it doesn't use water, but it's still taking water out of the ecosystem. Why is that not considered when we have record low water levels.
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by chelical 4y ago
I don't understand why people don't talk about the water usage involved in pumped hydro when the vast majority of the Western United States is dealing with record low water levels + sinking due to groundwater usage.
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by chelical 4y ago
>Montessori education Why do people always mention this like it isn't a niche educational experience that already self-selects for the children of well-off, white parents? Montessori is almost as relevant to the public education dis
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by chelical 4y ago
It makes sense to punish Russia in the same vein we punished the citizens of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. Putin was legitimately elected even if there were discrepancies, he's still extremely popular. The war has elevated his appro

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