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2y ago
People undergo radiation therapy as a cancer treatment and they feel nausea but it's not a lethal dose. ChatGPT seems to think that: Recovery from Mild Symptoms At a dose of 0.5–1 Sv, symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, and possibly mild
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Hmmm. But if it is part of the same structure that is containing all the radiation in the first place, then discovery of one of the "radioactive tendrils" that gradually increases in intensity the deeper you go should be enough. L
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Pretty sweet. I wonder if there is a way to store a less harmful dose of radiation close to the surface so that everyone who goes there gets a bit sick and the longer they spend there the more sick they get, and then progressively make the
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2y ago
> If a upscale steak restaurant is known for using quality meats and then they decide to include something like Beyond Meat but make it hard to tell that's what you're ordering. That sounds like an analogy worth belabouring!! I
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Isn't this just like how supermarkets have their "house brands" that compete with name brands? If your consumption of music amounts to "whatever Spotify tells me to listen to" then chances are you were the type of p
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2y ago
I love it. I use Trello as my 2nd brain but it means that I can't do anything offline. Where I can see loving this is if I write a little converter so I can take a Trello board JSON export, load it into Nullboard and work on it offline
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2y ago
I think this is just a semantic quibble based on a narrow interpretation of the word "produce". Because it also means: "cause (a particular result or situation) to happen or exist."
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Isn't this entire thing what WSDL and SOAP was promising in the early 2000s?
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2y ago
Using regulatory capture to further your own economic interests is still pro government, it's just that it's a government aimed at meeting the needs of a very small number of oligarchs rather than the majority of the population.
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2y ago
The idea that the government is "meddling" is naive and absurd. Government is why you have the ability to post that comment.
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I don't like people who refer to government regulation as "nanny state policies".
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2y ago
"to address the concerns of a few" lol
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It's massively hypocritical, even if the people don't realise it right away. If you take libertarianism to its logical conclusion you wind up with feudalism, which is anything but free. Whenever libertarians try to take their phil
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2y ago
I'm not concerned that people are choosing to use it. I'm pointing out the hypocrisy of libertarianism.
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I love how libertarians are willing to use a communication network controlled by a billionaire oligarch who bought a presidency to further his business and personal ideological interests, but are worried about government overreach.
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2y ago
I created a website like 10 years ago called birdmine that indexed every link you or one of your followers shared on Twitter, in a Solr search engine so you could search stuff that had been curated to an extent. It was pretty cool, I think
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2y ago
"Puts data compression in a rear naked chokehold"
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2y ago
Can Mike Judge please stop predicting everything?
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That's because they're nazis not because they're white
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2y ago
So that screenshot is fucking bullshit then. Classic.
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2y ago
AI Guilfoyle and AI Dinesh
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I don't even know why they bother with that kind of research. It's obvious that Trump can just lie and all his supporters believe it because they have a propaganda arm that's perceived as "news". The Trump believers
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2y ago
Ah okay. So I searched for the article which is here: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/aug/06/engl... The myth it is referring to is that there is a two-tiered system targeting white
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2y ago
FTA "With over two million users, Keras has become a cornerstone of AI development, streamlining complex workflows and democratizing access to cutting-edge technology. It powers numerous applications at Google and across the world, fro
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I'm not sure about the veracity of your claims of bias pre-Musk (I have heard of the NY Post story issue, as far as I'm aware they suppressed it on advice from law enforcement that it was foreign propaganda, which was later withdr
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I deleted Twitter as soon as musk took over because he’s a feudalist
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They said that their content can still be shared there. Also that community note just says they have been consistently saying the same thing for decades which sounds okay to me.
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Musk claims he is trying to be an open and free speech town square. I don’t have an opinion on whether he did this or not but it is certainly the case that if he put his finger on the scales that goes against his claims.
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Ahhh a slice line
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In about 2007 or so my brother and I used to find super obscure blogs with no comments, read them and then write detailed responses to the author and share it with our friends. We always kept it positive, and said encouraging things. Most o
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