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by mortureb 3y ago
Nah what you luddite. You seem more concerned about maintaining artificial jobs and stifling progress to “prevent people getting rich off of it”. Having a 100% automated driving system will fix traffic. It will be better for the environ
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by mortureb 3y ago
I’m pretty sure it’s the opposite. You can kill the spores with heat but it leaves the toxins intact.
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by mortureb 3y ago
The population centers are also democratic hotbeds so it’s most likely a matter of policy.
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by mortureb 3y ago
If we’re jumping to conclusions a much simpler explanation would be that Republican led states enact policies that lead to poor health outcomes.
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by mortureb 3y ago
That’s one correlation but it seems like that conjecture doesn’t extend to Florida or Texas.
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by mortureb 3y ago
I agree. Indian cooking uses a lot of flavored oil as “tadkas”. Spices (cumin, coriander, garlic, mustard etc.) including whole red chillies are brought up to temp in a small metal bowl with ghee over a flame and then added to the final dis
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by mortureb 3y ago
The northeast, northwest and south west seem to be doing something very right.
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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s basically unreadable on my iPhone 13 Pro because of the sidebar on the left.
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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s practically cured but people are still susceptible to lots of opportunistic infections and have a drastically increased risk of cancer on the medication so it’s really a stopgap.
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by mortureb 3y ago
I never understood why Americans had so much breakfast cereal. It’s basically highly sweetened rolled corn. If you don’t eat it with milk you’re not get much nutrition at all.
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by mortureb 3y ago
An LLM is a transformer model. That’s the standard, industry term. What are you going on about?
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by mortureb 3y ago
People consume resources doing a lot of things- your internet connection for example but a majority of home connections are essentially unlimited bandwidth for a fixed price. ChatGPT/Midjourney have found a way to bundle their offering
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by mortureb 3y ago
In this case it’s more like the clock was always right until it was broken.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Honestly we need more strong figures like Musk if we have any chance of pulling this off (preferably the pre insane Musk because that Musk seemed way more capable and productive). Bureaucratic, ladder climbers are not going to be able to pu
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by mortureb 3y ago
Probably once they cure HIV
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by mortureb 3y ago
Funding
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by mortureb 3y ago
Anything with credits is shit. It creates an artificial sense of scarcity and really sours my experience with a company. At the very least it should be something non fungible along the lines of “you can 200 generates a month”.
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by mortureb 3y ago
I’m confused. They say he was dead. Was the kidney working for two months in a deceased body?
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by mortureb 3y ago
No one wants to work that hard all the time. We just want to learn and discovery organically and work hard in short spurts.
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by mortureb 3y ago
That’s interesting. I didn’t realize had HP had a development factor close to Kerala (74 vs 75)
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by mortureb 3y ago
Or move to a different city.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Good if it’s nationwide but that’s not the case here. You’re just going to have a city with no development besides the one carried out by government.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Not if the government keeps building new housing like this article is mentioning. There will always be supply. Like I mentioned in another comment it’s different if the housing is being built simultaneously nationwide, like Japan, then peop
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by mortureb 3y ago
It’s different when it’s a nationwide thing. You can’t just have one city do it because people have options.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Every city has had protests- Atlanta, Philadelphia, San Francisco, New York but rents are higher than ever. Does that mean protests are good for the housing market? Maybe, just maybe, the government building a lot of new housing like the ar
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by mortureb 3y ago
>to live in a house I’ll just rent until the price bottoms out >To sell to people who want to live in the house. People won’t buy and you’ll be stuck renting.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Your dogwhistle bullshit is incorrect. Prices have been dropping for many years now.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Why buy now when prices will be lower in six months, or a year from now. Why develop new housing blocks (as a private developer) if it is a depreciating asset.
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by mortureb 3y ago
Wouldn’t this dissuade private individuals from purchasing homes and make new home building a government endeavor.
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by mortureb 3y ago
I asked chatGPT so it may be incorrect

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