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by skellington 3y ago
I don't want this level of surveillance either, but if the rapid growth is in 'large part' due to collecting illegal immigrant DNA, doesn't that go against the narrative that illegal immigration is a small problem? Have
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by skellington 3y ago
So clickbait to claim a faster algorithm when all it did was find a faster machine optimization for a particular CPU. It's fun/cool, but not the leap they seem to be representing.
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by skellington 3y ago
Committees tend to design less beautiful things. Look at modern c++ too. What a mess. Everyone in the committee has to jam in their favorite feature, much of which is sugar.
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by skellington 3y ago
Tesla drivers statistically have significantly less accidents than other vehicles. So, by the data, they can't be worse than other drivers.
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by skellington 3y ago
LOL always something to complain about. CA has incredible amounts of desert and so does Nevada and other states in this region and it's almost all empty.
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by skellington 3y ago
Then, should Kathy Griffin have been deplatformed when she showed a picture of her holding the severed head of a likeness of Trump? How is that not hate speech? Can I show a picture of a severed head of something looking like Nancy Pelosi?
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by skellington 3y ago
RIP Chile's lithium industry...
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by skellington 3y ago
I have no problem with AI designed vaccines, but you can take it first. ;)
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by skellington 4y ago
Yeah it can be hard to internalize what this means and when it matters, but basically you get about 7 decimal places of precision regardless of the numbers size. So between [-1, 1] you can represent a number like 0.1234567 and then 0.123456
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by skellington 4y ago
In the sense that they are trying to get him for things that they would never even consider charging a Democrat for, yes. That doesn't mean he did or did not do something illegal. The difference is Hillary/etc. can't be prose
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by skellington 4y ago
Yeah but they weren't being persecuted for obviously political reasons. Usually the ruling class avoids eating their own because they know then that the guillotine can come for them. But in this case, Trump is too much of a danger to t
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by skellington 4y ago
You can get mini-splits that don't have protruding wall units, but the real downside of mini-splits is indoor air quality. They don't have good filters and they basically recirculate the air in the same room. For a very tightly bu
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by skellington 4y ago
How bad can it be when most banks are paying 0.2% on savings accounts and nearly 0% on checking?
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by skellington 4y ago
No there isn't. More than 50K animals tested an no animal reservoir for C19. Are there really reddit-ors who still think C19 was natural when ALL of the current evidence including genetic markers points to lab leak? Yes, we can't
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by skellington 4y ago
When would God rest? It's crazy when you think about how much of society is aligned around the totally arbitrary idea of a 7-day week. It would be hard to switch because so many things are aligned to it.
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by skellington 4y ago
There is no doubt that most companies (and the government) could cut 20% with no effect on their productivity. It's just no practical to ride the razors edge of leanness and it also would probably harm morale. Twitter cut 80% of it&#x2
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by skellington 4y ago
But almost nobody does it and insurance companies just total cars that have this kind of damage. Yes, in theory, it can be repaired but it's too expensive and because it's hard to guarantee the correctness of the repair, insurance
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by skellington 4y ago
Thank God! Maybe this means they'll offer a round wheel (as an option or whatever) on the CyberTruck!!!!!!!! I despise the yolk with a fiery passion, but have zero problems with other people having one. Just give us the option! I won
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by skellington 4y ago
Thanks for not understanding statistics and linking to an article that also doesn't understand basic math. SW has a high number of delays and cancellations BECAUSE THEY FLY A HIGH VOLUME OF PEOPLE. By percentage, they are in the middle
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by skellington 4y ago
Incomplete and biased analysis. What you describe as 'privatization' is nothing like a free market which is what most people think you're describing. Privatization in your case is crony capitalism combined with state power to
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by skellington 4y ago
A few successes here and there lol...the arrogance of your statement is hilarious.
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by skellington 4y ago
Yup, very few workplaces would know how to reward people with this skill level.
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by skellington 4y ago
That's a childish view of how money works and what causes inflation.
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by skellington 4y ago
Sure, so I guess you're being willingly misled here because the most important thing is dunking on red states due to your politics. So, if some random article says "Dallas is less safe than NYC," you are forced to believe it
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by skellington 4y ago
10 PRINT "HELLO HELLO" 20 GOTO 10
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by skellington 4y ago
Hope he got max benefit from that because this definitely will be against the rules very soon. :) But it was awesome.
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by skellington 4y ago
Yes, you have been carefully programmed to regurgitate the state's position on free speech and congratulations for doing a good job of repeating the correct party speaking points! Do you mean the violent political act from a GREEN PART
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by skellington 4y ago
These things might have value to you, which is nice, but they may or may not have any value to other people. Maybe ballet is a dead art. How much "value" does a mime artist or a lute player add to society? Your idea of value is to
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by skellington 4y ago
CCs are still free or nearly free in almost every state. In CA, 50% of CC students pay 0 while the rest pay around $550 per semester which is nearly free.
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by skellington 4y ago
An executive order that Biden has no legal right to enact. This is what we get from the party that values "democracy." Bypass all legislation if you can't get what you want and if a law is passed democratically that you don&#

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