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edaemon
7mo ago
It's nonsense, that's why it's hard to understand.
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8mo ago
In this video you can see the agent in the gray coat and baseball cap remove the gun from Pretti's waistband: https://files.catbox.moe/sp296e.mp4 Here is a stabilized version: https://www.reddit.com/r&#
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edaemon
8mo ago
He was a US citizen according to the Minneapolis police chief.
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edaemon
9mo ago
I'm not sure that revision is correct either. What poll shows half the population with a favorable view of ICE? I can't find anything that high. The highest I see from reputable pollsters is 40%, and most show it is decreasing.
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edaemon
9mo ago
You said "Don’t forget half the population (within polling MOE) supports this, believing ICE/ removal operations are making America safer...". That's not true. Barely a third of Americans believe that. Nearly half of Ame
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edaemon
9mo ago
That's not actually true. YouGov's poll shows only 34% of Americans believe ICE's operations are making America safer: https://today.yougov.com/politics/articles/53878-more-americ...
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edaemon
9mo ago
That kind of makes it sound like AI is a feature and not a product, which supports avalys' point.
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edaemon
10mo ago
They're probably referring to MGX, one of the major investment groups. It's the UAE's state-owned investment fund.
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edaemon
11mo ago
I unlocked my phone the other day and had the entire screen taken over with an ad for the Gemini app. There was a big "Get Started" button that I almost accidentally clicked because it was where I was about to tap for something el
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edaemon
11mo ago
I think Gattaca is a more relevant movie here.
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edaemon
11mo ago
Nothing is true, everything is permitted.
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edaemon
1y ago
On a vehicle like this, which resembles a bicycle but is not one, it's free to implement regenerative braking. It already has all of the necessary components.
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edaemon
1y ago
It's the same control system that operates the motor. The motor is just being used as a generator. I'm not sure which pressure sensor you mean, like in the brake lever? E-bikes with hydraulic brakes already have sensors for power
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edaemon
1y ago
What do you mean? The regenerative braking only kicks in when you engage the brake lever. It's not going to add much range but it's free, I don't see any downside to including regenerative braking.
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edaemon
1y ago
Sure, but it's useful to know what kind of inaccuracies to look for.
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edaemon
1y ago
I'm not the person you asked, but it's useful to know if the summary was generated using a method prone to inaccuracy.
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edaemon
1y ago
I'm not sure how Wikipedia is distinguishing them but for the most part firearms do not have to be registered in the United States. Some states require firearms to be registered but most do not. Unregistered firearms can nonetheless be
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edaemon
1y ago
It was Napoleon, but he was paraphrasing Plutarch's Life of Lycurgus .
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edaemon
1y ago
20% of the economy is a massive portion.
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edaemon
1y ago
Email is just communication. It seems appropriate that knowledge workers spend a lot of time communicating.
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edaemon
1y ago
The cat also has more fingers on one hand than the other. It's a small, inconsequential thing but it always draws my eye in generated images.
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edaemon
1y ago
Same here. I have used this tool which helps a bit: https://github.com/rizethereum/claude-code-requirements-buil... That and other tricks have only made me slightly less frustrated, though.
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edaemon
1y ago
Well, first of all, you've moved the goalposts quite a bit. 14 million down to 7 million cuts the supposed problem in half. I don't think it's particularly complex, most people vote based on the tangible issues they're e
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1y ago
2020: Biden 82,284,666 votes [1] 2024: Harris 75,017,613 votes [2] Where are you getting 14 million? The actual difference was barely even half that. 1: https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/results/president 2:
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edaemon
1y ago
I tried strawberry last night and it was correct that there were 3 R's, but then it justified it saying the word was spelled "strawbrery".
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1y ago
Lots of AI things are features masquerading as products. Microsoft already has the products, so they just have to add the AI features. Customers can either start using a new and incomplete product just for one new feature, or they can stick
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edaemon
1y ago
Was GameShark the knockoff you're thinking of?
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edaemon
1y ago
Well, those companies were all successful, it's a bit of survivorship bias to only consider those. How many companies operated at a loss for years and eventually went out of business?
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1y ago
Interesting, CDNs require a lot of infrastructure to be effective, what did you (or the LLM) use to set that up?
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edaemon
1y ago
If every rider was independently proposed the outcome wouldn't be the same, reconciliation wouldn't apply and 60 Senate votes would be required to pass them.
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