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by iinnPP 1y ago
It's not terribly uncommon. My wife also has it. It's also related to the length of my hair, where longer hair is significantly worse. Presumably it's the oil build up as my hair is extremely oily and fine. edit: I am fully a
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by iinnPP 1y ago
Skin absorbs. So it's at least partially related.
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by iinnPP 1y ago
Not showering for a week means I have a headache all day. So evidently not everyone is doing it for someone else.
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by iinnPP 1y ago
Wow. Depending on the timing, that's a brand ending event for me. Though I am definitely not the norm.
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by iinnPP 1y ago
Creating a video through edits is generation of a video. This is a great project that demonstrates a unique way to tackle a problem from someone with a passion for those problems.
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by iinnPP 1y ago
It will direct you to the law and language if you ask. A problem not so easily solved here is the difference between the law and reality. Where the LLM is completely blind to which laws are actually enforced in a proper manner.
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by iinnPP 1y ago
It seems they are stating that life elsewhere may be vastly different than life on Earth. How did you arrive at your understanding of the comment?
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by iinnPP 1y ago
Your manager should also know that though.
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by iinnPP 1y ago
The difference between .5B years and 1.5B (BILLION) years is pretty staggering in a conversation basically focused around the last couple thousand years. Definitely room for the comment. Your anti-science bot comment however, is very anti-s
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by iinnPP 1y ago
They probably have data that these talking points have the best positive reaction rate for the area on average. The fact that it didn't matter to you isn't important to them, it's the aggregate as that is the end goal. They m
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by iinnPP 1y ago
Given the downdittles: I mention two leaders at the end and am not referring to Trump for either. As someone who loves to converse with either side, it's more often one side than the other that will listen to reason, and argue outside
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by iinnPP 2y ago
I want to take the opportunity here to introduce a rather overlooked problem with AI: Palantir and anything like it. Where certain uses equate to significant jumps in power of manipulation. That's not to pick on Palantir, it's jus
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by iinnPP 2y ago
I recently went back to school and got a look first hand how LLM's are used in classrooms. 1. During final exams, directly in front of professors: Check 2. During group projects, with potentially unaligned team-members: Check 3. By pro
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by iinnPP 2y ago
Sometimes you are their customer and have the ability to verify your own data security. Normally those companies need an intervention from an authority to do something about it though. Source: Personal experience.
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by iinnPP 2y ago
The intent was to indicate that part of your problem might lie in what you believe and how that impacts the effect of any placebo. I have no desire or need to prove anything on the internet. I provided enough information for a motivated per
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by iinnPP 2y ago
You're welcome to be upset at the lack of peer review or details. However, I will point out that the post includes that this is deliberate. I also pointed out that the knowledge can be dangerous, which is why it wasn't expounded o
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by iinnPP 2y ago
I don't want to expose the actual placebo or condition but have been self-studying this for ~7 years now. It's not within societal knowledge as of today. The placebo is mentally administered, has a 100% success rate at provably ha
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by iinnPP 2y ago
As someone on neither side of that aisle I can tell you it is the smothering effect of attempting any logical discussion in those topics. The smothering effect comes from one side more often than not. The best part of it all is that you can
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by iinnPP 2y ago
Assuming you can prove it's a company, doesn't the behavior equate to fraud? Seems to hit all the prongs, but I am no lawyer.
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by iinnPP 2y ago
Because it's an important reminder that it doesn't need to be perfect to replace you.
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by iinnPP 2y ago
The picture of your passport is machine-readable to any machine that can read it. That is not all machines. The significance of JSON, and the submission itself, seems to be in the ubiquity of JSON making it more machine-readable than other
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by iinnPP 2y ago
Consequences with the current system would suffice. Ignorance as a defense needs to go too. Ignorance as a defense is too powerful and we should balance it more towards hurting the supposedly ignorant rather than everyone else. Basically, a
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by iinnPP 2y ago
Canada Costco sells 24 eggs for $6.79 CAD. $3.50 for 12 off-brand is available in grocers Google says today $6.79 CAD is $4.78 USD or ~0.20/egg USD
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by iinnPP 2y ago
BahahahahahhahahhahHAhaa We wouldn't. Not as a society at least. It would be "fringe conspiracy theories" to say such things to protect big plastic or something. Potentially.
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by iinnPP 2y ago
So, if he were to want the decision, but also wanted appearances, he could oppose it verbally knowing he could do nothing to impact the outcome anyway. Not to say that actually happened. Just pointing it out.
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by iinnPP 2y ago
It's an argument against the conclusion. When everyone is yelling "don't let side Y do Z because that will allow W." This is why. It's a logical fallacy until you're talking to a person who's argument didn
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by iinnPP 2y ago
This is a great point and I did not really think of this in the above statement. It may work kind of how employment works, where Google can afford to pay more than a company that cannot afford a 10k bounty. Google paying a 10k bounty is the
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by iinnPP 2y ago
It isn't always about money, even when that is the stated problem. The dollar value of a responsible report going up means more responsibility overall and less problem leaks, exploits, etc. I would be equally happy to see any solution
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by iinnPP 2y ago
Or be a black hat. An incredibly common hat.
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by iinnPP 2y ago
I have always dated things with months spelled for this reason. Except where the format is clearly defined, which is fairly common and likely for the same reason.

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