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by clipsy 1y ago
You only use park, reverse, and neutral??
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by clipsy 1y ago
If the end result was that they performed better in the long run it doesn't seem unreasonable. Do you have any data on this?
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by clipsy 1y ago
If you look at their graph, essentially job-switching is better -- often substantially better -- for wage growth whenever the economy is strong, and can drop to being slightly worse when the economy is in dire straits. It's also no
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by clipsy 1y ago
And the output was a Boeing crash.
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by clipsy 1y ago
> the world is gonna be a better place with a non nuclear Iran Some of it will, some of it won't.
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by clipsy 1y ago
> The birth year cutoff for millenial has crept increasingly downward, subsuming what I remember as GenY The term "millennials" was coined before "Generation Y," and the initial definition was children born during or
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by clipsy 1y ago
The actual article is here: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jun/09/apple-art... The link appears to go to a catch-all for AI-related articles in the Guardian.
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by clipsy 1y ago
Does the author's voice come off like Douglas Adams? It's been quite some time since I read H2G2, but I don't remember Adams being insufferable.
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by clipsy 1y ago
In my (also naturally limited) experience, the quality of the teacher may or may not be higher in high school AP classes, but the rigor of the classes is typically higher at a reputable university. In particular (and relevant to your userna
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by clipsy 1y ago
> It wouldn't work as well for everyone in town to take turns being a professor, or to vote who is a professor, or some other egalitarian leftist method. It's fascinating to claim that "egalitarian leftist[s]" are the
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by clipsy 1y ago
You may find https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Primals-Ranked-by-Varian... to be interesting reading; belief that the world is intrinsically hierarchical is the strongest predictor (among 26 broad worldviews) of righ
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by clipsy 1y ago
> If I could spare my future children from MS, schizophrenia, Downs, Huntington's, Alzheimer's, etc., I'd do it in a heartbeat. I'm sure any reasonable person would agree; the more poignant question is whether you are
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by clipsy 1y ago
I'm curious why you chose to leave out additional context that clarifies exactly why this is an issue: > Still, walking away does take work. You must file a disclaimer of interest with the probate court saying you reject the timesha
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by clipsy 1y ago
You think Trump has a plan?
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by clipsy 1y ago
> I suspect the key thing is that the industry really wants scalpers Why?
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by clipsy 1y ago
> Highly specific subset of Internet. Can I ask what you're basing that assertion on? The article makes it sound as if they were indeed referring to the internet in general: "46% said they would rather be young in a world witho
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by clipsy 1y ago
"[A] world without internet" != "A world where everyone else still uses the internet constantly but I don't"
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by clipsy 1y ago
It's likely that the "specific user-provided facts" are in the system prompt rather than being part of an individual conversation given the widespread nature of these posts.
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by clipsy 1y ago
It's unfortunate that the shooter was not convicted, but the mere fact that there was an investigation and a trial differentiates it from a lot of police violence causes célèbres.
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by clipsy 1y ago
The worst year to be alive yet .
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by clipsy 1y ago
> but also am not sure how to square this with my belief that we are really gathering way too much information as a society I think a good starting point for squaring this is to examine it in the context of what else the administration i
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by clipsy 1y ago
> The article mentions ‘ four years ago is unacceptable so it sounds like they want to retest new versions every four years, rather than every new version. Your choice of quote makes it seem like you are misunderstanding or deliberately
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by clipsy 1y ago
"New vaccines" in this case includes, as an example, influenza vaccines that use the same mechanism that has already been proven safe and effective and which need to be developed and deployed in the (short) time between determinin
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by clipsy 1y ago
Flagging for inept satire.
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by clipsy 1y ago
What scandal implicated Obama in the Benghazi attack? Be precise.
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by clipsy 1y ago
I agree -- which is also why the absence of Benghazi on Obama's wiki page is not, in my view, a sign of bias.
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by clipsy 1y ago
Have you bothered to do any sort of comparison as to how similar attacks are reported? At a quick glance, I see nothing on George W Bush's wiki page[0] about the 2002 consulate attack in Kolkata[1], for example. [0]: https:/&#x2F
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by clipsy 1y ago
> You're disingenuously abusing the common definition of the word "conspiracy" "An agreement or arrangement between multiple parties to do something harmful, immoral or subversive; an instance of collusion."[0] [
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by clipsy 1y ago
> There was no grand conspiracy https://www.project2025.org/
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by clipsy 2y ago
> you would think the 4chan people would know better I would, in fact, not.

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