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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Remember, every accusation is an admission. It's been proven time and time again with this admin.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
I don't want to split hairs over what constitutes as overzealous, but I will say that Apple ~20 years ago earned more praise than Apple does today. This is probably reflected in the writing.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
AI has been around in various forms for a little while now. Have you seen anything to suggest that this is even a possibility? Weigh this against the context that people have had centuries to figure this out.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
A video might help more than the whimsical drawings. It still looks nice and perfectly functional, but the copy seems a little pretentious without a proper demonstration.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
The almond thing is false, but I'd argue that "misleading" might be defensible if you were to accompany it with "the majority of almonds are grown in California, but not all of them". If you argue this, you would
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
FWIW, you have a risk of losing your senator every 6 years, and senators don't have power in local matters. Plus, the way things are going with conservatives pushing hard for federalism, owning local matters could become more important
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
A quick Google search suggests Fenwick Island has ~400 residents. The only thing stopping you would be someone else with more resources.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
My Italian is not as good as it used to be. Does anyone know what the current tax is? I mean, is this going from 1% -> 2-3%, or is it a more meaningful increase?
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
I always thought DDP and Progear were amazingly fun, but Espgaluda (specifically the simulation mode on ps2) was the first game that made me really think about playing for survival vs playing for score. There was a summer where I could almo
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
That said, if I were a parent today, I think I'd be somewhat scared to give my kids the same amount of freedom I had. Why? Stranger kidnappings are down since you were a kid. What media are you consuming and what is it saying? "
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Parks have operating hours. Cities have noise ordinances, etc., to give Cops options for booking who they want for whatever they want. Cops don't necessarily care what the laws are, anyway. I've taken a ride in paddy wagons to a s
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
The world didn’t get more dangerous. We got more afraid. The people in my life who consume conservative media are afraid. They all say the world is so different now. It is. It's safer. The people in my life who don't consume con
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
It doesn't make sense though. If a company builds automation and I need a company to build automation for me, that's good to market yourself that way. If a company says "we build automation using AI", ehh, I'd proba
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
It's been a little over a year, but back when I was using the app, Duolingo advertised their own AI features within the app itself. I wonder if they still do, and if so, why it took watching a YouTube video for it to sink in...
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Soccer is also known as "divegrass", not footegg...
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
"Constitutional" is a matter of opinion. Don't take for granted that opinions can be bought. Don't take for granted that fighting for your rights in court is cheap. In this case, La Liga has more money then you.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
The country is the richest, but the money is not distributed equally. One factor to keep in mind is that the state would rather give the richest man in the world tax breaks rather than make sure everyone has safe drinking water.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
The US touts itself as being in the position of the richest and most powerful country in the world. The president lays claim to the title "leader of the free world". They deserve the blame to match their means and influence. I&#x2
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Interesting. Which philosophers have this theory?
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Additionally, Schmidt is not just opining that this future is inevitable, he represents people in a position of power to actually impose this future upon the grads (as opposed to something more mutually beneficial).
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Why are you pitting workers against each other? Developers don't set EE wages. It's always the management class that is the source of your woes, not your fellow workers. We're in this together.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
In a one on one (or two on two) game, yes, it would be a big advantage. Not in a multiplayer game, though.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Magic isn't really stingy with card draw, if I understand what you're saying. It might be a drawback in a specific strategy, but that's how the game balances itself. If weenie or burn decks had card draw (or selection) on par
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
If you want to restrict yourself to cards printed before a certain date, why not ask your play group to do just that? If you need more inspiration, there are unofficial formats like 93-94, Old Frame Vintage, Premodern, etc. ETA: I don'
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
It's rather arbitrary to monolithlize "union members" based on this limited experience.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
New rules were always added to each set. I do think deciding on a common "power level" is an issue in casual play. To that end, the commander team set up power level brackets to categorize your decks. This is one of the reasons
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
It's light on details for talking about a "format". How many cards were in each packs? Did players get just one, or were many distributed to players? Were they randomly put together or seeded in some way? Was there a thought
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
If your ability to engage with the article and this topic is reduced to parroting cliches, consider this one: if all your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
Even after that, for whatever reason, the next tranche of links is a mixture of AI slop and shopping links. If I'm looking for information about something and not a product to buy, I often have to, gasp, go to the 2nd page of results.
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by dfxm12 5mo ago
If you refer to my earlier post, I show how it is disingenuous to claim that people are having this impulse. They are not. You are arguing against a strawman. Hope that clears this up, because I don't know how to state it clearer.

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