mutant_glofish

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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
Really? What's stopping you from doing that then?
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
> Ignorance is bliss I agree. Hobbits [1] generally care and know less about politics. Perhaps in an ideal world, like the Shire, that would be the way to live. > Liberals are conservative; I agree with you that the common usage of t
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
There's a whole subculture called survivalism (or prepping) [1] dedicated to that kind of thing. You may want to look that up. You also may be interested in the article "Doomsday planning for less crazy folk". [2] It has been
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Vaccines and the Tightrope of Progress(richardhanania.com)
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Google is going to remove NetGuard from the Play Store for a nonsensical reason(old.reddit.com)
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
Archived version: https://archive.is/3lBns
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Ozempic, the ‘miracle drug,’ and the harmful idea of a future without fat(theconversation.com)
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Ben Franklin's Greatest Invention Put Him at Odds with Religious Leaders (2022)(realclearscience.com)
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Why Are Conservatives Happier Than Liberals? (2022)(dailysignal.com)
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An Actual Defence of Anonymity(mansworldmag.online)
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In Defense of “Anons”(im1776.com)
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The Internet Court of Truth(truthcourt.net)
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Johnson: I'd strap the Taliban into their chairs & make them watch our Lionesses(dailymail.co.uk)
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Astronaut: YouTube videos that have almost zero previous views(astronaut.io)
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
Cool! This reminds me of Astronaut.io, which shows you a random YouTube video with almost no previous views.
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Cryptography Is Not Magic (2020)(loup-vaillant.fr)
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Nolan’s Forthcoming “Oppenheimer”: A Historian's Questions, Worries & Challenges(washingtondecoded.com)
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
And most of the bias probably isn't due to the training data anyway. A good amount of work has gone into censoring the model.
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Review of “Heavenly Mathematics: The Forgotten Art of Spherical Trigonometry”(researchgate.net)
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
Because it obviously doesn't benefit everyone.
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
Not really. That "arc of history" line is just propaganda. Twitter did play a roll in these changes. Whether these were towards "justice" or not depends on your viewpoint, of course.
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
No, it's not. It's a useful mindset for driving social change.
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
Despite all the ridiculous headlines, he's not "killing" Twitter. He's using it to drive a different kind of social change: a shift to the right. That's something a lot of journalists dislike, hence all the attacks
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Peter Huntsman Is a CEO Who Doesn’t Equivocate About Climate(wsj.com)
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Sunscreen Ingredients(yarchive.net)
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Macaulay's Speeches on Copyright (1841)(yarchive.net)
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On Sleep (1758)(johnsonessays.com)
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
This is an analysis of the "Books3" dataset. The original download link was taken down [1] but it's still available from Academic Torrents [2]. [1] https://torrentfreak.com/anti-piracy-group-takes-prominent-a.
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by mutant_glofish 3y ago
Almost every single US president has broken the law.
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Checking the Fact Checkers(daviddfriedman.substack.com)
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