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by fauxpause_ 4y ago
I don’t know anything about assembly and I can’t say I’ve ever thought about it.
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I feel like they really missed an opportunity to make their example Horse in Motion rather than Horse Galloping on a Street
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Trump mocked veterans, POWs and casualties of war several times during his presidency. I think we just decided that doesn’t matter.
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> In April 2017, Perlmutter was categorized by The New York Times as one of the "Clubgoers" among twenty people whom President Trump consults "outside the White House gates". He "has been informally advising ...
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I didn’t say anything about regulation. But this seems to be another comment that boils down to making things easier for megacorps.
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This argument is all over the place. Ultra processed foods are clearly garbage. There is no nuance to this. There is no need for a deep study needed on unclear aspects of nutrition. They are plainly bad nutrition wise. Breast milk is not an
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That drastic action is usually working a menial service job.
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Why do you think it’s the “small/medium businesses and farmers” that anyone is claiming is responsible for the gouging? And not the large food megacorps that dominate low cost foods?
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Yes, with Bing
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by fauxpause_ 4y ago
Yes that was what I meant. Lots of RD. probably an army of contractors. But industry? I really don’t think so. Still curious if others have evidence otherwise
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Is the military industrial complex really that big? I’m under the impression that it’s honestly pretty weak and fragile.
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If country C is committing crimes at 100x the magnitude it’s worth realizing that maybe the law is powerless but that doesn’t need to drive our feelings towards which countries are the bad actors.
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https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Chinas-Three-... But more generally my take is that most people have no idea how these things function at a basic level.
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Im not sure geopolitical experts would agree with this pondering
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NK isn’t itching to invade SK. They would get rolled and they know it.
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Do people really use eval? What for? I have used it to unstringify dictionaries but I feel like that barely counts.
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The truth is overwhelmingly one sided. It’s not close, at all. Ukraine is not a flawless actor but that isn’t an excuse to completely disregard the magnitude of offenses.
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Roger Waters, the Pink Floyd frontman falls into this group. It sucks. The guy who wrote so much about the negative impact of war. But then you think about how much hatred he seemed to have for his government and it’s not hard to see him fa
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People decide who their enemy is and call it a day. A lot of people decide that enemy is their own governments. They’re not smart. They treated wisdom as a dump stat and figure they could compensate with int.
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Compare Kherson (liberated after being conquered by Russia without a siege due to a corrupt traitor) to Mariupol or Bakhmut (under Russian assault for a long time). Russian assaults are just hundreds of dumb artillery guns firing non stop t
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by fauxpause_ 4y ago
I would be interested in hiring a 3D artist that uses mid journey to go fast. Where can I find such people?
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It’s sugar
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If the AI model’s guess is good, and it can generate a model that is more similar to you than the models they have at the studio that day, the value prop seems obvious
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> OpenAI keeps talking about "safety" as the most important goal. If we define it to mean "open-source" then they will be pushed into a corner. Oh no, anything but a corner! Why would they care?
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From other countries, requiring the pound not collapsing to get a good price?
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That’s an interesting point. Especially when the mega food corps are particularly concentrated on the cheaper foods.
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Not sure that applies here. This isn’t the criteria being used for censoring other books. But also: > she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses That is smut.