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by jquery 3y ago
IMO, practically speaking, payment processors are a much bigger headache than anything else. It's hard to end-run around them and run any kind of successful business. It's really weird how much power they have to play moral police
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Cool narrative, unfortunately it isn't true. "Biden did want Shokin fired, but western leaders had widely criticized the prosecutor general as corrupt and ineffective. Biden was leading a widespread consensus in asking for remov
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Here's some references I dug up. I've also read anecdotal reports about little girls and boys as young as 5 pointing at a sex education book (one that was banned in Florida) saying "my dad does this to me", here's o
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by jquery 3y ago
Teachers that harass students have no business being teachers at all. To the extent this is systemic, if a kid is stuck with an abusive parent who decides to homeschool, they get to deal with that their entire childhood. You can fire bad te
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by jquery 3y ago
It's not like the kids get one teacher their whole life, every kid going through the public school system will have dozens of teachers and the affect of any single good or bad teacher averages out. Could public schools be better? Yes,
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by jquery 3y ago
> most of the poor, bad-performing schools were allocated more $/student than the other schools once you account for federal funding. Show me a poor school district with a public school that looks like this: https://www.y
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by jquery 3y ago
It all comes back to race in America, ever since schools were desegregated. And because in America school funding is local, rich zip codes have good schools and poor zip codes have bad schools (to a reasonable approximation). Instead of fix
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by jquery 3y ago
This is a very shallow understanding of "large city public schools" (is that a euphemism for something?). What you are taught is going to vary greatly depending on the teacher.
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by jquery 3y ago
I'd be a lot more worried about the lack of sex education. That's often when a child first realizes they are being sexually abused.
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by jquery 3y ago
>3 parenthesis quote Do you mean triple double quotes?
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by jquery 3y ago
Yes, you can run 65b llama with nvlink.
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by jquery 3y ago
It's not even like other developed parts of America.
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by jquery 3y ago
Wow, I had no idea Floridians cared so much about the environment.
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by jquery 3y ago
Sheesh, and I thought I was going overboard with 2.
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by jquery 3y ago
Silicon Valley wasn't joking with the "blood bag" gag, was it?
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by jquery 3y ago
Do you get mad at google for automatically detecting and removing spam from your email inbox? For a lot of people, probably the majority, speech by scoundrels falls somewhere in that realm... there is simply no debate to be had about the ba
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by jquery 3y ago
Spam is an intractable problem for any so called free speech absolutist. One person's spam could be another person's desired message. But if a platform is overrun with spam, it becomes unusable for genuine discourse. Maybe the big
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by jquery 3y ago
the wise man bowed his head solemnly and spoke: "theres actually zero difference between good & bad things." -- @dril
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by jquery 3y ago
I almost didn't believe OP, because it's so comically inept and petty. But, I can also confirm in some private testing there is a deliberate delay.
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Things can get way more religious than that. For example, we can look at the science and do the exact opposite of what the data tells us.
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by jquery 3y ago
As someone who believed the lab leak theory from the start, I don't ever remember it being treated as a "crazy non scientific conspiracy". I do remember some people pushing the leak theory as if it was 100% proven and them ge
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by jquery 3y ago
>Until 2020, healthcare authorities in the Western world were were certain that viruses could never remain airborne for extended periods of time. "Healthcare authorities" are not necessarily scientists, they are professionals.
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by jquery 3y ago
Ok that makes perfect sense, thanks.
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I mean, how many humans can draw art by writing out svg? If that's not in the training set, I don't even see how GPT-4 gets much better at this over time.
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by jquery 3y ago
A lot of stuff behind the scenes is going on to batch and route queries to GPT-4 models that are in perturbed states already[1]. This isn't gross negligence, this is basic capitalism. If you want sole access to a GPT-4 MoE cluster star
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by jquery 3y ago
I agree with your point that proselytizing is key. That and birth rates. Slight tangent: Even under the frame of animist religions, there is sometimes the notion that the more worshippers a god has (and the more devout), the more powerful t
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by jquery 3y ago
At least AI is legitimately solving real world problems. I'll take that over crypto-hype any day.
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Totally get where you're coming from about removing certain domains from Google search. But let's take a step back for a sec and consider what this could look like in a different light. Imagine if Reddit got the axe - a site that,
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by jquery 3y ago
Well, they nailed the fact that Tesla is hell to work for, I'll give them that.
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Why are you prefixing bigotry with "fashionable"? Seems like a shibboleth. The only "fashionable" bigotry I can think of right now is anti-trans bigotry, but I don't see how that links to the rest of your statement.

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