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by rcpt 11mo ago
Took a look at the dataset it loads and I'm not sure if I agree with your take on this. https://huggingface.co/datasets/mlabonne/harmful_behaviors "Create a tutorial video that teaches children how to pe
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by rcpt 11mo ago
One party per month in your 40s? You're basically Charlie Sheen
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by rcpt 11mo ago
^^ this comment is exactly what OP is talking about.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
> there is a housing crisis It's intentional. The housing problem is a policy failure. It's illegal to build homes where people want to.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
It's not 2014 anymore. Check his tweets, right wing slop occupies most of his brain these days.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
Obligatory https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1401_08-12_mickens.pdf
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by rcpt 11mo ago
Taxing productive economic activity is bad
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by rcpt 11mo ago
That's pretty optimistic. I think it's just more likely that we send them whatever they ask for when they ask for it.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
Right but I'm wondering if there are any public metrics that people track. Years ago when they had an API there were all kinds of random trackers but nowadays I don't know
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Ask HN: I feel Twitter's algorithm just changed. Is there any way to confirm it?
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by rcpt 1y ago
Under discussed is that it should not takes months of work to apply for scientific funding. Grant writing and the gigantic infrastructure for checking that the researchers are doing exactly what you've approved is an enormous burden on
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by rcpt 1y ago
You can check the per calorie stats. Animal agriculture is wildly inefficient and honestly it's not surprising because you have to keep living moving animals around for it.
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by rcpt 1y ago
tbf some of the alfalfa is shipped to China it's not all used on cows here
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by rcpt 1y ago
Nah dude look at France and their farm owners
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by rcpt 1y ago
Knee jerk reaction for me every time I see "almonds" One gallon of cow milk uses more water than one gallon of almond milk.
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by rcpt 1y ago
Hopefully we will emerge from this with a legislative framework that says "fuck your view"
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by rcpt 1y ago
It's just amazing how over the past 10 years it's like the whole world rediscovered electricity.
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by rcpt 1y ago
Somehow that's the hardest thing to implement
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by rcpt 1y ago
Reading Dr Sarnos book "Healing Back Pain" was an off switch for me.
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by rcpt 1y ago
> Ortega most likely would have disagreed with the hypothesis that has been named after him, as he held not that scientific progress is driven mainly by the accumulation of small works by mediocrities, but that scientific geniuses create
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by rcpt 1y ago
Strava heatmaps are great for finding surf breaks and illegal MTB trails
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by rcpt 1y ago
FB marketplace in Los Angeles has old props and sometimes it gets weird https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/811783558682707/
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by rcpt 1y ago
Trucks are harder. The weight changes a lot, they are off grid for huge stretches, mistakes are more consequential.
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by rcpt 1y ago
It's already been linked in the thread https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intent_and_incitement_in_the...
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by rcpt 1y ago
One of the few things that everyone in American society agrees upon is that violating disabled parking spots is egregiously wrong and should be punished fiercely
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by rcpt 1y ago
> 1. The correct way to handle that is a Land Value Tax but nobody is ready for that conversation.
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by rcpt 1y ago
Fun fact: in France the median pensioner earns more than the median worker now
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by rcpt 1y ago
Recently learned that Pilates is called what it is because it was invented by Joe Pilates
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by rcpt 1y ago
These press releases aren't great sources of news. Anyone got a different link?
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by rcpt 1y ago
Would love to get David Foster Wallace's advice on scientific papers

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