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by prvc 3y ago
The phenomenon of the migration of upper-middle or middle class (that is, those on the margin of luxury) holders of the beliefs mentioned in TFA from blue to red states is strong evidence of his thesis.
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by prvc 3y ago
Paid article. Curious what the takeaway is from the paywalled portion.
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by prvc 3y ago
I assume this is based on a spherical cap's being "close enough" to a paraboloid, for the purposes of this design.
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by prvc 3y ago
The diversity-industrial-complex reduces the world to bias and oppression.
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by prvc 3y ago
>There's no effin way that's running on an A500 with a stock 68k CPU running at 7.16/7.09MHz. Could you be specific about the envelope math used to arrive at this conclusion? What are the essential bottlenecks?
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by prvc 3y ago
It's roughly as complex and realistic as other artifacts that have already been discovered on the site.
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by prvc 3y ago
That's part of my point. It better reflects the banal concept expressed by the prompt.
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by prvc 3y ago
It's the perfect next vehicle for activist-censors to parasitize now that they more-or-less have secured control of "content moderation".
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by prvc 3y ago
As an isolated image, I prefer the Dall-E 2 sample (of the basketball player) to all the others on that page, aesthetically. Due perhaps to having used a more fine-art-heavy training corpus, or a less specific correspondence to prompts?
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by prvc 3y ago
Allowing the use of tools to modify the contents erases any clear distinction between the categories.
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by prvc 3y ago
How, if true, does this bear on the validity of the idea?
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by prvc 3y ago
Another application: erasing original antigenic sin.
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by prvc 3y ago
How do you purport to know such a thing?
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by prvc 3y ago
Those are advocacy websites (run by toxo+ cat lunatics), not reputable scientific publications.
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by prvc 3y ago
>It's not 'speculation' to suggest that logically, an animal which is not hungry won't expend energy to hunt for food. Your argument remains as merely some vague hand-waving, still with no evidence presented.
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by prvc 3y ago
>Ford has claimed that the deal UAW was negotiating would have doubled automaker labor costs, and the Intercept noted that often wage increases won by union workers "trickle down" to non-unionized workers like Tesla's. Tha
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by prvc 3y ago
>According the the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, you have a much higher likelihood of contracting the disease from eating raw meat or from gardening Cats deposit the parasite in gardens, so your suggestion that this vector
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by prvc 3y ago
>If they can't reproduce, then feeding them actually reduces the harm they cause because they won't need to go out hunting for food. That's completely unfounded speculation and wishful-thinking. Would you like for cats to
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by prvc 3y ago
Cats should not be left to roam freely in cities. They would catch and spread incurable parasites (including to humans), and they would be exposed to various other dangers, such as getting hit by cars or attacking or being attacked by other
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by prvc 3y ago
A Multi-Level View of a True Scotsman.
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by prvc 3y ago
How were they able to rule out from-Earth contamination as the source of the sulphur?
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by prvc 3y ago
A bag of keys?
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by prvc 3y ago
Any use case for using the 7B model over the 13B, quantized?
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by prvc 3y ago
The Apple Newton, not Isaac Newton.
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by prvc 3y ago
The first spate of articles from this publication were like this, which really made it stand apart from the others. Somehow a complete inversion has taken place since then.
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by prvc 3y ago
No update since 2003?
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by prvc 3y ago
@dril's body of work compares unfavorably to any output of a Markov text generator.
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by prvc 3y ago
Whose "faith" was shaken, and why ought that to matter?
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by prvc 3y ago
Not the new management's fault.
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by prvc 3y ago
>a rough estimate of about 100,000 undergraduates at top private schools in the U.S. That might sound like a lot, but it’s compared to 22 million total undergraduates in the country. In other words, top private schools are educating less

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