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by giardini 1y ago
1718627440 says " no amount of misery of the living is worth justifying a kill[i.e., an abortion]." So abortion is murder for you, and the ban against murder is usually based on the Bible's Old Testament for people in the U
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by giardini 1y ago
komali2 says > Cheese is worst thing ever for saturated fat, which clogs the arteries... News alert: the cholesterol hypothesis is dead, but many people, like parent poster here, cannot let go: https://www.sott.net/artic
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by giardini 1y ago
Yep! Can confirm that the fresh milk from my grandfather's cows is tastiest before being run through a separator to remove the fat.
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by giardini 1y ago
Yes, the BCG vaccine for TB: https://www.cdc.gov/tb/vaccines/index.html The BCG vaccine is not commonly used in USA.
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by giardini 1y ago
Can't help but think of Weird Al Yankovic's "Amish Paradise" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOfZLb33uCg
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by giardini 1y ago
The libraries in the schools I attended were primarily used to detain misbehaving students in quiet. The public library was much larger and was indeed worthwhile as a library per se . But our school libraries were small and poorly funded
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by giardini 1y ago
The Green Hornet!
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by giardini 1y ago
"1970-01-01" stepped in it 5 hours ago by saying: >"You reap what you sew.< "You reap what you sow " is correct. You sew cloth with a needle and thread but sow seeds by throwing them on fertile ground,
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by giardini 1y ago
sig says "So you want your friend to be able to anonymously express their racism while being able to hide it from you? I can't imagine advocating for that as a desired goal rather than a negative side effect." Deceit is a c
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by giardini 1y ago
ethbr1 says "...or we use our newfound great power to annihilate each other." That isn't possible without bio-warfare. I sometimes hear people foolishly speak of a shooting "race war" in the USA but always remind th
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by giardini 1y ago
Sounds like a reasonable decision to me: let the schools teach and let the city/county maintain the library separately. But disassembling the library bookcases is hardly an appropriate woodworking project.
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by giardini 1y ago
I wouldn't be too hard on Hinton. Researchers in image processing, geophysics and medicine have been saying the same thing since at least the early 1980's. There was always something coming that was just over the next hill that w
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by giardini 1y ago
...right into the dustbin of computing history. But possibly faster than most other technologies.
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by giardini 1y ago
OK, now djoldman's archive link above works!
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by giardini 1y ago
How about a link that works? Neither the OP's URL nor djoldman's archive link allow access to the article!8-((
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by giardini 1y ago
Maybe do an "image" search with Google or DDG instead of searching for text, e.g., https://www.google.com/search?q=AI+CLI+TOOL+LOGO+NEWT+SALAMA... or https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=AI%2BCLI%
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by giardini 1y ago
Google is your friend!8-))
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by giardini 1y ago
Yes. I gazed into my 8-ball at https://magic-8ball.com/ asked it "Will AI with LLMs fail?" and shook it. It responded "Most likely". In my future I also saw lots and lots of cheap GPU chips and hardware,
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by giardini 1y ago
It does sound sinister, now that you've pointed it out. Nice try, Claude!
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by giardini 1y ago
Your post seems to have some parts out-of-order or missing perhaps? But, in summary, we should take the New York Times' word for it? Bwahahahahaaaah!
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by giardini 1y ago
What evidence exists that the supposed mission occurred?
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by giardini 1y ago
That is Beijing's version. Compare that with Peter Ziehan's work at https://zeihan.com/ which show less thrilling conclusions.
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by giardini 1y ago
Aspirin ???!! Its not mentioned in the OP. No one here mentioned it. WTF???!
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by giardini 1y ago
My mom gave me one 325 mg aspirin dissolved in a spoon of water and a little sugar as a tot - it was tasty! I took the typical two 325 mg aspirin for headache thru college and grad school. Years later I had a cracked rib and was prescribed
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by giardini 1y ago
We've known for years that tylenol affected thought processes: https://www.realclearscience.com/blog/2019/03/30/acetaminoph...
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by giardini 1y ago
Wuss! Chuck Norris wipes his ass with sandpaper: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=sandpaper+on+a+toilet+roll&...
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by giardini 1y ago
BeetleB says "The rest of the ones are where CEOs are simply using AI as an excuse to execute layoffs (i.e. the work isn't actually being done by an LLM)." So lay people off to reduce costs, say that they have been replaced
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by giardini 1y ago
gjsman-1000 says "Whether with constant distractions in Windows 11, building unnecessarily deadly weapons at Northrop Grumman, or automating the livelihoods of millions of “inferior” jobs." "unnecessarily deadly"? I ha
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by giardini 1y ago
Windows, upgrading again?
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by giardini 1y ago
Anti-Trump political rhetoric.

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