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2y ago
the dems don't have billionaires bankrolling them? if two assholes compete, the asshole who's honest about being an asshole is going to be more popular than the asshole who pretends to be such a nice guy.
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how you know there's not going to be a pandemic
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OpenAI's o1 model leaked on Friday and it is wild – here's what happened
(tomsguide.com)
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and everybody just pointing out that climate protection cannot be forced onto a population is also framed as a climate change denier. i don't deny climate change. but i don't see why current generations' lifes should be tough
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But Scholz, Esken and von der Leyen are really popular! Oh wait, we're talking US politics here, my bad ...
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"the polls" are often just part of a narrative to influence the outcome.
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this is an important realization!
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but to google you're just a desperate flea from the indie web.
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Data Mesh Principles and Logical Architecture (2020)
(martinfowler.com)
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easy: while(true) { if( (date.today() - date(this.system.uptime) >= 51) && !this.sys.isFlying ) { this.sys.resetNow(); } time.sleep(1000); }
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i suppose, too, but your short version isn't just a passable summary of the mouthful but rather revealing of how christians are cooking up a convenient interpretation of their beliefs while pretending to be so very devoted.
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i love the design ... especially because it is underwhelming as opposed to overwhelming! cause i care for the _content_ and not the _design_!
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it certainly is a sister or niece of the "sufficiently advanced technology".
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what's up with the flaggings here? this as well as the linus one are totally valid topics.
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taraxia is then what you have.
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but was jesus jesus-like calm? "And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all them that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the money changers, and the seats of them that sold doves, And said unto
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generally i share your sentiment but your arguments are rather weak - let me play the devil's advocate here: - drug prices: research is expensive and assuring safety by extensive testing is even more expensive. - minimum wage: if wages
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to be fair, almost all technological progress started out as something vague with no obvious purpose. not the best example but a famous one is number theory which was admired by the likes of hardy specifically because of its supposed useles
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Meta Quest 3S
(meta.com)
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Linus Torvalds Growing Frustrated by Buggy Hardware and Theoretical CPU Attacks
(phoronix.com)
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is there a term for this psychological phenomenon where someone wants less if more is offered and more if less is offered (qualitatively speaking)?
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everybody here all gangsta about making big $$$ until they are on the receiving end all flabbergasted having to realize that companies like amz are hypercapitalist companies which also only care about making big $$$.
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the students are too lazy and dumb to do their own thinking and resort to ai. the teachers are also too lazy and dumb to assess the students' work and resort to ai. ain't it funny?
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swub has a lot of interesting and "interesting" interviews ... but pretty much all of them feel rather off and off-putting to me. oddly exhibitionistical, lots of them strike me as made up bullshit by people desperately seeking at
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I thought Zuckerberg is a blowhard for renaming Facebook to Meta but calling a company "World" really takes the cake. Will Altman go after people using the word "World" without paying a license fee?
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quite the ego to call a project "world".
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it might very well have meant just that. i think that is also the point of who you respond to. eeg is a very primitive method to measure what is going on in the brain.
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you cannot harvest most organs from a completely dead body. that means the body of a donor is often still breathing and has the heart beating, but the brain is diagnosed as dead. that's why "dead" donors are even medicated an
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Sam Altman's Worldcoin Is Now World
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for me its rather ear plugs _without_ nc. the nc cancels out the droning of the engine and aerodynamics but it leaves conversations, music and crying babies. with simple earplugs the droning (which i don't mind) helps covering up voice
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