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4mo ago
Android phones have the same effect on fertility.
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I don't know why your post was autoflagged but what makes your product unique from the rest?
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4mo ago
This is a shadow advertisement for Topaz
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Apple can manage this, but Pine relies on open-source software that moves pretty slowly.
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4mo ago
Many religious and cultural institutions are also dead.
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For a slippery slope there has to be something about the slope that makes you start at the top. If you can go to any point on the slope, it isn't even a slope. Anthropic can start censoring criticism of Dario completely independently f
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Just display the post's original timestamp and optionally a second-chance badge, instead of the timestamp it was second-chanced.
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It was 10 years ago. Today's preteens were infants then. Today's university students were preteens. Today's parents of infants were university students. Things change. Time destroys everything.
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I'm half surprised they are still around as they seem to never restock most of their products, and half pleased they are still around and releasing products.
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Why will they fail? They will simply sign it and continue.
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There's no chance that anyone saw that far ahead in the future and planned it. It's emergent behaviour.
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You get shadowbanned for almost anything these days. It's not worth trying to use that site any more - I wrote it off as a lost cause, a playground for bots to talk to each other thinking they're talking to humans.
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dang selects a post to be second-chanced, and this resets the timestamp on it so it appears again.
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There's basically only one result you can get from an appeal which is "we have reviewed your account and we will not be lifting the suspension at this time." The appeals process exists to fill a checkbox that says there must
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4mo ago
There have been incidents where users who reported certain spambots were themselves banned for "report abuse". It's speculated the operators of those spambots pay money to Reddit to not be banned.
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The flip side of this is that for many years it's been basically impossible for a real person to convince Reddit to let them have an account. They track so many signals and if they don't like a single one or a combination, you get
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This is the equal-temperament tuning, which is used a lot now because it's simple and consistent. Other tunings were common in the past, where they'd set notes to simple fractions of other notes like 3/2 of the note 5 below,
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4mo ago
I thought recently there was a kerfuffle about DigiD being tied to an American data farming company
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4mo ago
I think it stands for Huge Large Large Huge Colossal, in reference to its size.
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Sounds like it probably inspired the underground part of Aperture Science
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And with this you get a hundred times the damage (mutation) but still only the same amount of selection.
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AI writing is anti-intellectual. It demands the time of thousands of people to read when they could be reading something with actual meaning. You're demanding scholars to read comic books all day in case they have content worth engagin
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In most of business, there isn't rock available. You have to build on what's there and accept it.
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GGP said "legally prohibited" not "against terms of service" Keep in mind the only law that applies to them is Chinese law, so even if violating a term of service was illegal in America (it isn't) it would also have
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> The word "polymorphism" can refer to several different things. Appropriate.
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the whole thing?
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That's the same as main body text isn't it? And you have to be able to use them so you can escape " just like you have to escape < in main text. HTML5 standardized how to interpret formerly invalid documents because it was
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Easier for some, harder for others. The economy was more unfucked because the government printed tons of free money (mostly to business owners).
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Are Chinese programmers really prohibited from accessing American models?
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No, that's not correct. There are two types of business. One wants to be steadily growing, but the other wants to move fast and break things and either succeed or fail quickly.
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