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by chownie 4y ago
There's a difference between "I want to be closer to people like me" and "I want to get away from people who are different to me"
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by chownie 4y ago
Depends heavily on your jurisdiction. In the UK if one has any condition lasting longer than 12 months which would affect the ability to do day to day tasks this would count as a disability automatically. The "test" here is appli
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by chownie 4y ago
For anyone else reading along taking the parent comment to heart, having read the article I couldn't disagree more and would suggest you read it for yourself rather than take this commenters review at face value. The write-up is compre
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by chownie 4y ago
> Spanking is a form of corporal punishment involving the act of striking, with either the palm of the hand or an implement, the buttocks of a person to cause physical pain Straight from wikipedia. There is no punishment mechanism to spa
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by chownie 4y ago
Ok, so what you said was in fact untrue? Dylan says she has tampons for other women, in separate other videos she talks about changes to her body. With regard to female sexual health panels this also appears to be a fabrication. I googled t
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by chownie 4y ago
Perhaps you ought to take a poll on whether spanking is generally painful, I think you might be surprised by the consensus of your peers.
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by chownie 4y ago
If it doesn't hurt then it's not spanking...? I don't understand these tortured semantics. The act of spanking is to strike the butt cheeks to inflict pain as a punishment, there is no other mechanic at play. It is striking a
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by chownie 4y ago
This is a pretty disingenuous take isn't it? Dylan Mulvaney carries tampons as a service to others who might need them because she was once asked for one in a bathroom.
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by chownie 4y ago
A human doing the same SATs will test roughly the same way every time. ChatGPT has achieved 80% in this user's run, will refuse to play at all the next run, will get 45% the following run etc. Stochastic randomisation makes the chatbot
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by chownie 4y ago
> ADHD used to be only a tiny amount of outliers and is growing, thanks to the lifestyle we lead. I think this might be a misunderstanding. Rates of ADHD may be higher but I think it's more likely we have an environment which now ch
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by chownie 4y ago
While the landmasses are bigger than the UK for some of these countries, their population totals all summed still don't eclipse half the UK's population. They are quite small.
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by chownie 4y ago
It might do, but simply re-running the generation when it says no has a decent chance of getting it to work.
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by chownie 4y ago
Norah Vincent had long term depression and anxiety pre-"self made man", the hysteria surrounding her euthanasia relating it back to her early 00's experimentation is completely baseless, the only sources are ladbible/fac
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by chownie 4y ago
For what it's worth you're probably no more clued in on British benefit dynamics after watching those episodes than you were before, they're propaganda and not even particularly enlightening.
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by chownie 4y ago
The dysphoria of feeling like you're in the wrong body is the mental illness, there currently is no fix for this except for transition. All outcomes improve by social transition with family support, notably outcomes do not improve by
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by chownie 4y ago
The two genders, male and political.
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by chownie 4y ago
There's a ton of what I hope is hyperbole here, almost the entirety of your comment is untrue and certainly not corroborated by your one source and then link to a hackernews thread full of terrible "jokes". No one gets any su
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by chownie 4y ago
> The suexual and gender disorders should be treated just like any medical condition, handled based on evidence/clinical trials with patient's well-being in mind. That is how it is how care is offered, as I understand it? Isn&#
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by chownie 4y ago
I kind of object to that use of the term, when social media was coined it clearly did not apply to pseudonymous forum sites.
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by chownie 4y ago
We don't have a fix for this problem now , we barely paper these social cracks by requiring people to work extended hours in jobs they don't value at all. Most people don't even have the time to think about how unfulfilled t
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by chownie 4y ago
Consider that your question is tantamount to the tautological "if it could understand us deeply and we couldn't prove otherwise then could it understand us deeply?"
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by chownie 4y ago
Are you certain that's true? An OpenAI dev said that individual user costs amount to pennies, if you charge them dollars then you're already covering rent.
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by chownie 4y ago
Food is a perfect example, you've just pigeonholed your thought process to "expensive" meaning "higher perceived quality" but what about quantity? Let's imagine you're a poorer person with no access to a c
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by chownie 4y ago
Is doctor pay much higher in the US than the EU? I had always assumed that healthcare had crazy high costs in the US because they have a middleman who is motivated to refuse payment as much as possible (insurance companies) so healthcare pr
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by chownie 4y ago
Are you thinking of Oramorph? I know a bunch of older ladies who use it because they have nerve pain, it's derivative of poppies/opium so it's morphine rather than fentanyl.
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by chownie 4y ago
Did you respond to another comment by mistake? The section you quoted doesn't make mention of the quality of news, that's entirely orthogonal
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by chownie 4y ago
Can you expand on that? Should Google have rights to use any of your content if you allow spidering? Including for commercial gain?
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by chownie 4y ago
No, the facts aren't copyrightable, the literal text is absolutely copyrightable.
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by chownie 4y ago
Google displaying story snippets on the search pages obviate the need to actually visit the site itself (and load ads, content, etc) and by doing so materially harm news sites. If Google want to use the content rather than just link to it t
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by chownie 4y ago
A false narrative which doesn't pass the sniff test. Non-binary according to the shooter's attorney but referred to as "he" by his father. Neighbours also asserted that the shooter frequently used homophobic slurs and di

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