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Man shot and killed by federal agents in south Minneapolis this morning
(startribune.com)
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oceansky
9mo ago
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9mo ago
Duplicated from here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46725268
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9mo ago
These super heroes have very different tones depending on the author, but spider-man usually constantly has to balance his anonymous personal life with his super heroism. In the Raimi trilogy specially, he gets screwed over a lot.
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Also. I do recall people complaining a lot about Guantanamo. Now with El Salvador it's a million times worse.
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He also had a 75% disapproval rating at the time of his killing. The violence against him, in contrast with the nonviolence stand, made it stand out.
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9mo ago
This wouldn't pass anytime soon. Presidential veto and 2/3 of the houses to override it.
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9mo ago
Very good for my career too as someone with plenty python experience
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9mo ago
I believe the testing itself is done in very good faith. But I believe the team at Antrophic looks for popular use cases like this one to improve their datasets. Same for every other big player in the LLM game.
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I wonder if there's someone at Antrophic working to fine-tune the model's pokemon playing ability specifically. Maybe not but it sure would be funny.
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Very cool! But text moves way too fast
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Her last words to him were "That’s fine, dude. I’m not mad at you". The last words she heard before dying was "Fucking bitch". There was no "fight" anywhere near Jonathan Ross.
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She was literally complying, the officer by her window yelled "get out of the way".
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I wanted you to be wrong so much, but that's likely the most probable scenario. Maybe 50 years from now "everyone will always have been against this", but even that's a stretch.
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9mo ago
Is this the current Fox News narrative? Wonder how it will shift over time like with Jan 6th.
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9mo ago
Why is the revocation taking place? Is it related to the federal government?
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10mo ago
I did say "free or restricted" because of that. Like VGC itself limiting to one or two box art legendary.
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10mo ago
In competitive Pokémon there are usually different tiers of which Pokémon are accepted. In most legendaries are limited or fully banned. For the mainline games it usually does not matter. You can beat it with any single Pokémon pretty much.
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10mo ago
It was very impressive at that, congratulations.
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Base stat total alone is a bad metric, because stat distribution is equally as important. If the stats are distributed heavily both on attack and special attack, it's usually bad because you generally want specialist attackers and thes
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10mo ago
Stardew valley was also originally XNA
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10mo ago
Any old enough language will have competing libraries that you need to learn in the long run too.
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First one
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For this particular research, it's possible as only 5% of mouse experiments become available to humans. But a lot of life-saving medicaments and techniques started as mouse testings, including Penicillin, cancer drugs and the polio vac
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10mo ago
Having a separate css file make small components so much cleaner. I am not against tailwind, but I wouldn't want to use it in front-end interviews.
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10mo ago
Damn, this is the kind of thing that will backfire so much decades from now. Literally incalculable damages
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10mo ago
It's not just illegal immigrants. They've been arresting and deporting legal ones and even citizens. Deporting to countries they never been to and foreign prisons where they cannot get out. I would love to hear how is this similar
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I think you got a point here. These companies are injecting a lot of datasets every day into it.
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"Crucially, it tells the agent not to rely on its internal training data (which might be hallucinated or refer to a different version of the game) but to ground its knowledge in what it observes. " Does this even have any effect?
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10mo ago
Instead, there are people arguing for increased surveillance. Which even if implemented "correctly" would not prevent crime. Might be used to track women seeking abortions though.
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10mo ago
Law is very imprecise and subjetive, I really doubt that.
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