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so take the money back from the universities in all cases where they negligently misrepresented the future job market of the field of study to the borrowers or what?
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8mo ago
I've been using kimi, though not kimiclaw, for research and it is good - comparable to phind, better than GLM 4.7 . Opus 4.6 wasn't as good for my particular domain of interest. I think the long term pricing asymptote for US vs ch
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8mo ago
CAFE stopped being enforced in 2022 and don't apply going forward.
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8mo ago
They're selling side by sides today in the <3500 dry wt. category which can be road registered. If used primarily for agriculture, they're even tax exempt from registration in some states. The 80's toyota pickup is better
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8mo ago
I don't think that is scalable to infinite iphones since the input materials are finite. If your all your friends get 100,000 iphones and then you need an ev battery and that now costs 20,000 iphones now and you're down 5k iphone
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8mo ago
The stocks didn't really go down yet and their media sources are distraction agents.
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9mo ago
Many Americans base their identity off that appliance though, buying big trucks to drive around the suburbs and commute in. It needs to go vroom, so no e trucks allowed. I'd say it's more like a form of narcissism than enthusiasm.
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9mo ago
That's how east berlin marketed it too, it still features bi-directional blocking abilities, like all walls.
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9mo ago
Unfortunately, no it's supposed to be a predictive platform that uses market forces to reduce bias.
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9mo ago
Yea, but to get an idea of how events will be decided you need to look at similar past bets.
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9mo ago
This is the whole thing about polymarket, whoever writes the original bet can lawyer it to create a misleading impression of probabilities by defining an overly narrow or vague victory condition that they will interpret to their benefit to
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9mo ago
Where could I find more information on proper set timing?
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thatcat
10mo ago
Different weed smells different, skunk weed has volitale sulfur compounds, others varieties lack this and may smell like fruit or rosemary.
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10mo ago
You're correct, the non existent democratic rights of the people have not been eroded. As you have you described, USA is a Republic not a Democracy.
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10mo ago
Teachers and doctors may abuse their authority, but there is a sharp legal limit to what they can get away with.
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10mo ago
The primary argument that castle "created the modern state" suggests we've regressed into feudal times. I don't think this is accurate.
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10mo ago
It's an opportunistic solution to a budget problem. Local governments have extra money from property price bubble increasing tax revenues. At the same time there are great open source image analysis models for companies to put on a pol
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10mo ago
Or you could say a coalition of women and their male allies forced the state to acknowledge their innate human rights, if you wanted to focus on accuracy and cohesion.
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10mo ago
Full reform: Select representatives randomly like jurors to prevent maligned motives. If selected there is temporarily a freeze on their assets and they move to dormatories on a political campus built around the White house with a panoptico
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10mo ago
There is a small bug in your onboarding flow: when I select research model and upgrade on phind on my phone it shows some features, but it is not possible to scroll down to the purchase button.
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10mo ago
Most prestigous colleges are profitable and don't need the funding or the tuition
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11mo ago
They're actually public figures and have different standards since they're being paid by the public to represent their interests.
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11mo ago
Tracking someone everywhere they go is stalking, but tracking everyone is just good business strategy
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11mo ago
AI doesn't break any sources of meaning, it's value is in replacing journalists as middle man to access decades of silod research with more granularity.
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11mo ago
There was some paper that associated number of stickers on a car with extremety of their tribal group beliefs and more aggressive driving. I don't think it transfers to laptops
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11mo ago
It has water as the solvent so plenty of techniques here that dont involve toxic things such as rapid heat pasteurization, as is done in milk processing. Also see centerfugation, crystalization, filtration, etc. You can lyse all cells with
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11mo ago
To clarify I'm not suggesting owners of what.cd started spotify just some elite members. I happened to join what.cd before Spotify came out and the tracker was shut down. Initially spotify overlapped with what.cds comprehensive library
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it was what.cd, which is how they got their original comprehensive catalog so fast
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11mo ago
I mean the downstream processes for extraction after biosynthesis are different and generally less likely to introduce other harmful chemicals.
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1y ago
Wouldn't that be infinite universe theory?
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