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This is unfounded. I'm still waiting on a single shred of evidence to drop about the AP building from 2-3 years ago https://apnews.com/article/israel-middle-east-business-israe... > Which unfortunately means pr
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That's a bad explanation because it relies on an assumption about how the press in Palestine are operating on the ground and I'm guessing no one on hackernews actually has that info. We don't know that reporters are rushing i
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3y ago
(In the style of jeopardy) Who is Lauren Boebert? Edit: for the record I saw a meme like 5 minutes ago. I would normally leave a comment like this alone but I just have a feeling I'm right.
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Well there's a pretty good reason this won't work for the given example (newspapers). Why am I gonna wait for an NBC article when CNN (or worse FOX) posted the story already for free? Some types of reporting I would be happy to fu
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I mean if you look below the fold in this article... > Just last week, Mayor London Breed released new crime numbers for the city, showing declines in robberies, burglaries, and larceny-theft, including car break-ins and retail theft, fo
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https://www.cjcj.org/news/blog/the-new-york-times-fabricates... I'm not saying this store isn't having problems currently, I'm just sick of the way we're constantly influenced to panic.
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> Mr. Adams, a self-described “tech geek,” has already assigned a robot to patrol the Times Square subway station and *promoted a lasso-like device to restrain emotionally disturbed people*. > His Police Department has used them to he
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How much is it going to cost for me to eat a pizza? The medicine exists, now it is just a matter of willpower. Edit: I would save up and pay $1000 but twice a month forever? womp womp
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> “If Loud Aliens Explain Human Earliness, Quiet Aliens Are Also Rare” by Robin Hanson, Daniel Martin, Calvin McCarter, and Jonathan Paulson, September 7th, 2021. Does he write anything not in the format of "If x early then y late&q
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Yeah I disagree. I guess it kinda just depends on how you define "generally". In my opinion, the only country that acted rationally was NZ. China hid the outbreak until it was already endemic in many countries. Brazil shit the bed
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Oh I wasn't going off a margin of error thing. "Recorded history" and "records of average temperature taken in real time" are two very different things to say only go back 150 years. "Recorded history" onl
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> science is not something that is done by consensus. > Here's a list of people who agree with me. "Never believe that [Fascists] are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies..."
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> The world reacted pretty quickly and more or less rationally > A huge part of the economy has been voluntarily stopped Huh? Covid was tearing up northern Italy before it landed in the US and we did nothing to prevent it. Our politic
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> Recorded history is about 150 years Where does someone get the courage to just lie like this?
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As someone who has voted blue my whole life, liberals != progressive. Leftists are. What progress has been made? The striking down of Roe v Wade is a step backwards. It looks like Chevron Deference is going the way of the Dodo. What is the
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> Picture this: With what? My own brain? Not gonna happen bud, we got computers for that now.
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Hydra was how I dipped my toes in. https://gibber.cc/playground/index.html was a little too much for me at first but hydra was small enough for me to wrap my head around. I also recently learned you can force hydra to
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> I'm talking about something a little different. Hallucinations are still a problem. The AI doesn't actually know "what options are useful for scoring ...", it's just regurgitating what someone else told it and
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> pork has been super cheap The meat industry is subsidized so we end up paying for it in other ways. But rising prices shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. We still use fossil fuels to transport practically all our food. Every increa
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> That motion prediction enables the planning software to know that the space in front of your vehicle will be unoccupied by the time you reach it. I think we're all on the same page about this part but what's confusing and hil
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I think you're overestimating the value of raw text. A large unsorted dataset is not "free" for AI companies. Without API access there's very little useful information that can be scraped from a tweet. In my opinion, Twi
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Archiving is an interesting issue to bring up. Due to the federated nature of Mastodon every other instance is ostensibly an archive as there is currently no way to guarantee that a tweet/comment/account is removed from remote i
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Number two is "start a pomodoro timer".... They ran out cool of ideas after a single idea. At that point just accept that your Flipper Zero is a paperweight.
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If two or more people rent the same "household" (house, apartment, couple of rooms) they are only counted a single time. 1 homeowner and 1 renter = 50% 1 homeowner and 2 renters in the same apartment = 50% 1 homeowner and 200,000
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> This is percentage of householders who own the home that they are the householder of. It is not. It's a ratio of homeowners in an age group to the number of renter households in that age group, which is kinda a useless statistic.
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That table doesn't break things down by age. Just own it dude. You pulled the "49% of people aged 30-34" thing from this chart https://www.census.gov/housing/hvs/files/qtr423/tab7.xlsx or
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You're misconstruing what census.gov says. If you look into the "definitions" section it defines "Housing Unit. A housing unit is a house, an apartment, a group of rooms, or a single room occupied or intended for occupan
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> If the author cared about getting accurate results they wouldn't be posting an anonymous online survey.
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I made a comment about how a specific NYT article treats accusations as evidence and "it is damaging to their brand" and my comment got removed for "supporting dangerous groups"
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https://yarn.co/yarn-clip/417d89e1-c41a-4d93-8283-287b9c8ae7... Jokes aside, the results are lumpy, ugly and alien. I asked for a pineapple and the output was alien. I asked for a rubber ducky and the shape was much cl
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