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by m0zg 5y ago
Did you not read about the European energy crisis? Here, let me help you out: https://search.brave.com/search?q=european+energy+crisis&sou...
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Yep. And now you'll be spewing slightly radioactive exhaust into the atmosphere after burning Russian gas. Whoop-te-do, very green indeed, congratulations, you "won". You also get to pay twice as much for electricity as the F
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Of course. Think of it in terms of cui bono. You're on the precipice of convincing a bunch of folks they should shut down their economies and give you trillions of dollars to send to your donors as you please. Then a guy comes along an
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Notably, there's a cartel-like coordinated pricing situation between the big three cloud providers, which manifests in the lack of price competition, and which we need to bust somehow.
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By "composability" I mean you'd be able to train models separately and then perhaps slightly refine the composed model as a whole on the final task(s). And models would be using each other's outputs, sort of like today y
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At this point I think just having the composability without the compactness would be a major breakthrough. Heck, even just figuring out how to efficiently harness multimodal inputs or better handle inputs that vary over time (e.g. video) wo
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I'd be OK with it losing share to others. Currently the situation sucks: you have very few alternatives when shopping online. That is not a normal situation in any kind of a "competitive" economy. I'd go further, and bre
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There are a lot of different genres within guitar, and a lot of different variations in instruments, and ways of playing the instrument (fingers, pick, hybrid, tapping, legato, slide, combination thereof), heck even within picking there&#x2
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And all of that Navy is just to intimidate some illiterate Middle Eastern mujahedeen and a few Somalian pirates. This is completely ineffective against anyone with a submarine fleet, which is why you see this particular distribution of subm
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Amateur: https://thehill.com/changing-america/enrichment/education/57... This will bring his batting average to 150%.
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> Think how much better these experiments could be conducted 80 years later. Tony, I didn't know you were on this site.
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Sleep is instrumental in forming long term memories IIRC. So it's not at all surprising that better sleep quality would result in improved grades, seeing how they largely depend on you being able to understand and remember stuff for th
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They have no plans to own this asset in perpetuity. They'll then sell it back to you for 10x the price in inflated currency. Banks didn't even want houses they already owned during 2008 housing crisis - during more normal times th
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It's not even a question. We're long overdue to exit online and return back to the real world. It's a struggle but it's doable. Meet other real people IRL. Go to bars and shows. Have sex instead of watching porn. Marry.
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Thing is, you don't need a ton of "income" to buy real estate if you're e.g. Black Rock, and money is ridiculously cheap right now. And Black Rock knows inflation is coming so they're looking forward to paying an in
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From Wikipedia > Manning said she "accepted responsibility" for her actions, and thanked former President Obama for giving her "another chance" Ouch. That's going to be a problem with Assange, seeing that he&#x27
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"Many of us" believe Earth is flat. Doesn't mean it's true. Look at the evidence.
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Ah but see, they'd already be printing trillions. This could get them into tens of trillions which would exacerbate the issue. This is sort of like the problem the guy alludes to: this would remove what few shock absorbers this system
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ACLU would be fully onboard with this nowadays, as long as the right groups of people are targeted. ACLUs ship has sailed years ago.
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This problem will solve itself in the next few years when China retakes Taiwan. There's not a whole lot anyone can do about that, although I predict quite a bit of saber rattling. Open warfare is not an option (China has nukes), and &q
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As well as the fact that taxing unrealized gains would have to come with _issuing tax rebates_ for unrealized losses - something the government would find difficult to do in the case of a systemic economic downturn a-la 2008. And then there
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> with the exception of meth and opiates That's like saying "I did a lot of drugs, except the ones that _really_ fuck you up". 100K people will die in the US this year from hard drug overdoses. 93K died last year. This als
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> air fryer : an _airtight_, usually small electrical appliance Uh, it's not "airtight". It wouldn't work if it were.
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You don't need a book on economics to understand this. Just read some real, actual history books to see that after a war or revolution of any kind _nobody_ is better off. Start with the French revolution and just go over all of them in
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Cannabis was found to be "helpful" also. There are papers on that. I suppose the mechanism is the same - reduce cortisol caused by some underlying stress by turning off the brain from time to time, and get people to sleep more.
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I think they re-classified it and it's no longer available over the counter. As far as I'm aware it was not banned entirely. I wouldn't know, I stocked up considerably right after the ban, before it disappeared from online st
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FDA banned OTC NAC sales after it found out it might help with COVID [1]. Can't have that. And yeah, I know you're suggesting it for something else, but it's hard to get now. [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p
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It's not their size that was the problem. It's the frequency, and the fact that they take a long time to install and most of them seem to require a reboot. And sometimes they even reboot the machine when you don't want, poten
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I bet with crystal meth you won't even notice your COVID if you take enough of it. Not sure it's a worthwhile tradeoff though, though I'm sure "legalize everything" crowd would disagree. Taking SSRIs to very margina
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You're making the same mistake as everyone else: thinking that your in-domain predictions will hold out-of-domain. They won't. That's all I'm telling you. Believe what you want to believe. I believe that when things get

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