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by kelipso 1y ago
There are a bunch of H1Bs working as teachers in my medium sized midwestern city, making around $50k. Then there are a bunch in the healthcare sectors making from $50k to $500k. I actually feel like they are legitimate reasons they are ther
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by kelipso 1y ago
Every genocide has a justification that makes complete sense to the people carrying out or abetting the genocide.
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by kelipso 1y ago
You won’t get the option to do it through the app stores, so pretty much no one’s going to do it.
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by kelipso 1y ago
How can you say it’s a conspiracy theory when you see tons of verified news articles with all of these Western politicians so supplicant to Israel and Israeli politicians? What’s surprising is that this not a bigger part of the conversation
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by kelipso 1y ago
Considering their track record with the Ghost of Kiev and similar stories, I would say 90% chance, it’s actually a Tom Clancy ripoff.
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by kelipso 1y ago
If you have a lot of money, sure. But coming back to reality, prices for everything has risen and lots of people are living harder lives than a few years ago.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Feels like a much more likely explanation. Heard my parents talk a lot about people who retire, make their primary activity be vegging out, and then health issues start popping up. Japanese also seem to have a big culture of everyone needin
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by kelipso 1y ago
A guess from a random commenter is probably going to be more accurate than the food science academic community, when you consider their track record.
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by kelipso 1y ago
That’s honestly just an embarrassing way to get to the truth. Those defectors are known grifters.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Foreign influence in social media and news media is a publicly admitted concern by American government, EU, China, and that’s just the ones I read about. So you logic doesn’t make sense.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I honestly think it leads to much worse service. The waiters end up calculating every action they make to a money value, leading to every interaction feeling transactional. Creeps me out.
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by kelipso 1y ago
> Maternal effects are well-accounted for in research. Lol, no it's not. Genetic heritability vs other types of heritability is not accounted for in multiple areas like height and IQ and it seems you are just ignorant of it. > we
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by kelipso 1y ago
We do need to worry about people losing trust in science because science depends on public funding. And it’s not about complete certainty. It’s that it actually is very difficult to prove genetic heritability vs effects in the womb because
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by kelipso 1y ago
Because I don’t have to waste my valuable time and mental energy to check the knitting before I wear them. Hey I review and use LLM code slop as much as the next programmer, and I use it for lots of topics too, but I am not spending a secon
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by kelipso 1y ago
As long as you calculate inflation “correctly”, you can have infinite growth lol. It will be fake but you know, line goes up.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Isn’t it usually the opposite you are supposed to do? LLM output and make sure it is factual because LLMs cannot tell what is factual or not? I can’t even get myself to read what you “wrote” because of the LLM tinge though lol.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Wasn’t using Whatsapp that got a bunch of people droned by Israel? You should just assume your metadata at the very least is getting leaked to all US friendly intelligence agencies if you are using a US based service.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I don’t see how you can talk about science being a tool for the reasonable while advocating for “pro-science” misinformation.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Maybe you would lose sleep over “pro-science” idiots going into sustained irrelevance as they spread their misinformation.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Pretending that we know a lot about something with high certainty so that you can get a one up on RFK Jr types is much more harmful, especially on the long term. The anti RFK Jr types end up being distrusted and put in the same bucket as th
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by kelipso 1y ago
You cannot do twin studies for effects in the womb. It's the same womb!
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by kelipso 1y ago
It's actually very difficult to prove that something is genetically heritable vs heritable through other means including diet, medicines, etc. Especially when you want to account for effects in the womb, where you can't do twin st
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by kelipso 1y ago
I wonder if this is actual high trust or that there are security cameras everywhere.
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by kelipso 1y ago
90 million is around 10% not 1%.
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by kelipso 1y ago
We should have an actual GDP measure where bloat like finance and real estate are removed. Would really like to see a comparison using that measure.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Most tech workers can’t get a contract job to save their lives, they have no idea how. But those people still have mortgages to pay and mouths to feed. Your scenario is actually pretty rare.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I agree that complexity can vary widely even with mate in 1. Lots of mate in 1 chess puzzles to prove that. But in the case of this game, I wouldn’t say that they missed the mate in 1 due to the complexity of the position or the previous mo
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by kelipso 1y ago
Musk campaigned for him pretty actively. I remember a "chance to win a million dollars if you vote" thing Musk ran in Pennsylvania that was controversial. I don't remember if Musk was part of the official campaign team though
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by kelipso 1y ago
> No party should feel obligated to receive a vote just because they are not "the other guy". You can repeat that all you want but that's not how the reality of current politics work. Democrats have actively campaigned on
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by kelipso 1y ago
I don't even think "high rated players are inherently more difficult to model" is correct, and the opposite is more likely to be correct. Top player, more than 2700 players, tend to play the engine moves the majority of the t

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