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"The little scamps! It's the oldest trick in the book: capture your ship, turn it into a planet, then explore a macro universe in a laundry basket. How could you fall for an old scam like that?"
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They still get other stuff from cadavers. Like for gum transplant, they offer cadaver gum vs autologous gum taken from the patient's upper palate... I'd advise avoiding the cadaver gum. I assume they think it's safe or they
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Is that how the rich men are squeezing into heaven these days? "It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of the needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven" There's a theory that the eye of the needle wa
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Better hope this bill that house republicans have passed dies in the senate, since in effect it lets Trump override the courts: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/the-hidden-provision-in-t...
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Dude is 96, so he definitely has a different perspective than most, for better or worse.
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Hopefully it dies, but republicans do have a senate majority too.
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Big military, big ICE and strong arming universities are not "small government" policies.
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https://www.cato.org/blog/50-venezuelans-imprisoned-el-salva... 50+ Venezuelans Imprisoned in El Salvador Came to US Legally, Never Violated Immigration Law
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Much more than one: https://www.cato.org/blog/50-venezuelans-imprisoned-el-salva... 50+ Venezuelans Imprisoned in El Salvador Came to US Legally, Never Violated Immigration Law
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The house republicans have passed a bill that in effect lets Trump override the courts: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/the-hidden-provision-in-t...
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"Compiler". Even Visual Basic only compiled to p-code, which had to be interpreted at runtime. Not to fully native code. That's why it always ran slower than Delphi.
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Yeah PFAS are our generation's equivalent of the lead water pipes Romans used
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But does it show taurine is specifically worse than other amino acids? Otherwise it's just showing that cancer can feed on protein which is ... unsurprising? Might as well say "tofu causes cancer" or "meat causes cancer&
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One was a Venezuelan soccer player (Jerce Reyes Barrios) who was accused of being a a gang member because he had a tattoo ... inspired by his favorite soccer team.
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Historically the US has not had much "exit control". For example leaving the Schengen area it's obligatory to go through "exit immigration" and get your passport stamped. Leaving the US, you show your passport to th
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> meter of hair Twisted Sister?
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> more foundational research So you're saying a bigger amount of research is better?
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Congress has the ability to rein in presidential power. In extreme they can threaten impeachment. Republicans control Congress so they are complicit in what Trump is doing.
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If republicans don't like Trump's behavior they should call their senators and tell them to threaten Trump with impeachment and conviction. That's the only leverage Congress has over the president. Republicans control Congres
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Why doesn't the linker strip out unused code?
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Maybe if we built a hundred Manhattans, they'd be cheaper to live in
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> I trained is relatively large, as it's a single model that supports all language pairs (to leverage transfer learning). Note that you have the larger model, if you wanted a smaller model for just one language pair, I guess you cou
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Some types of math benefit a lot from visual reasoning. Like geometry.
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Cook just didn't aim high enough. Commit one felony, go to jail. Commit thirty felonies, become president!
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But as everyone knows, computer science has two hard problems: naming things, cache invalidation, and off by one errors.
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Then why is he trying to rule 99% solo by executive order instead of working with congress to pass legislation?
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Toyota is Chinese now? I'm just saying that out of two American companies, Waymo and Tesla, Tesla is more likely to benefit from government favors.
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Sadly the US is quite corrupt, so I wouldn't bet against the car company whose CEO has a close personal relationship with the US president.
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Well the "good" news is tourists from Canada and Europe are avoiding the US so there are fewer people entering for CBP to process. So the workload balances out!
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Circle C++ does that
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