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by chewbacha 7mo ago
When you must remind someone to “think” when using a technology because the least resistant path is to not think… it feels like the technology isn’t really helping. They are stealing our work, turning it into a model, and then renting our d
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by chewbacha 7mo ago
Sounds a lot more like a missile than a rocket.
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by chewbacha 7mo ago
Sure, but just for reference: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by chewbacha 7mo ago
This is cool but I’m sorry, that’s not a vaccine - it’s a prophylactic. A vaccine or inoculation is named because it creates a sustained adaptation to a targeted antigen. Something that boosts immune response is not an acquired adaptation!
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by chewbacha 7mo ago
Common AI blog posts that seem generated: 1. State problem created by AI 2. Provide simple solution 3. State it cannot work and AI won’t help 4. Describe another way to solve for AI with more work This feels like at least the third blog I’v
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by chewbacha 7mo ago
Maybe! But laws like California’s new law and the Texas law both are making it mandatory from a legal compliance point of view. The direction of these restrictions is not “optional”
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by chewbacha 7mo ago
They are already in pain but are blaming immigrants instead of trusting science.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Good thing RFK pushed out the official overseeing this financing and the current administration is actively defunding the organizations that produced this. Better to have more disabled or dead babies instead of science. /s
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Not to mention the benefit of directly harming extremely vulnerable ecosystems! Win-win
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by chewbacha 1y ago
were made with good intention Not always true.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
A hot dry cycle will also help with this through desiccation but is more damaging to clothing. Should be fine for scrubs though.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
They are just very very slow. It does happen but the turnover is not fast and certainly not every 7 years.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Is this pipelining or the builder pattern?
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Got through the first section and it started to feel strangely repetitive.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Yea, and the internet never went through a hype bubble that ultimately burst ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by chewbacha 1y ago
I’m mostly referring to my own dishwasher which I use all the time and understand. But for a long time I never cleaned the filter and then one day I did and suddenly everything made sense. The filter can also clog up and a layer of water wi
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by chewbacha 1y ago
You know, the hot water tip is great, but cleaning the filter is really the best thing I’ve found to keeping it working well. Residue always seems to indicate a dirty filter.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Yea, this actually explains the transcriptional expression and weight gain very well. Strong than the methylation evidence imo. I didn’t see any causal analysis only correlated and the cells still being there makes sense.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
oligarch buy up of failed industries. Then we all live as renters.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
If that were the case he (Musk) wouldn’t have turned it into a Nazi-filled red pilled echo chamber.
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Doge is lying through its teeth. They are costing the government more than they are saving and the biggest savings have been contracts that never existed in the first place. They also keep revising down their saving projections. Now it’s do
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Monopolies have a bone to pick with you. They aren’t generally garbage collected as their wealth becomes self-perpetuating even in the face of inefficiencies as they can continue to raise prices and push others out. This was true during the
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by chewbacha 1y ago
Reminds me a lot of the configuration complexity clock: https://mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/05/configuration-comple... It’s made the page before and proposes that these forms are cyclic.
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by chewbacha 2y ago
Take away the welfare and stop paying taxes. Then there’s no health benefits to spend on. Pretty sure this is why they are dismantling Medicaid and Medicare now. It’s all aligned to put us back into 1890s when billionaires ran everything an
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by chewbacha 2y ago
At the time, there was trust that the government wanted to assist the recovery. They have lost the benefit of the doubt. This actually feels malicious. With Covid, recovery came as Covid was removed. With Trump, recovery can come with…
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by chewbacha 2y ago
They are both private companies. Neither has a true market value because they are not on a market.
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by chewbacha 2y ago
AI can produce a lot of wasted time.
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by chewbacha 2y ago
Yes, court orders. But the officers that enforce them are part of the executive branch, so under Trump. They have been purging all career agents so there’s few left to willingly enforce court orders. Its a coup.
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by chewbacha 2y ago
> I just want a free script or addon that will do its job instead of paying someone on upwork to do it for me. simple as. So, you pay the billionaires to rent their graphics cards so you can avoid paying a normal person? -_-
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by chewbacha 2y ago
This was the original report from 404media[0]. They are doing really great work over there. [0] https://www.404media.co/instagram-error-turned-reels-into-ne...

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