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throwawaytea
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throwawaytea
6mo ago
The world records and overall sport results by male/female are the proof.
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6mo ago
You think the only way to medically test for male vs female is to visually id genitals?
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7mo ago
In 2011 I had a 28" 1080p monitor I thought was amazing. Like ground breaking enjoyment using it for my sales job inside the CRM. Now if you ask me that monitor is causing eye damage and I rather not use the computer that day vs use it
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7mo ago
I think your friend is just being kind. Most people know that there is a big difference between experience in something pretty easy vs mastery of something very difficult. A rocket scientist acknowledges a concrete guy knows way more than h
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7mo ago
That's a good point. Im a novice self taught developer that somehow pushed through and made a decent PM tool for the construction industry. It works, if your users aren't malicious or too demanding. Now I'm working on a seco
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7mo ago
My parents had a weird green card and paperwork issue that was becoming a big problem. Everyone in their social circle recommended an immigration type lawyer. Everyone. My dad was confident he could figure it out based on his perplexity Pro
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7mo ago
The main problem with your thinking is that you fail to realiZe that a lot of conservatives criticism of Trump is that he is too weak on the things he promised to be hard on. They want MORE ICE, more cuts to government programs, more police
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7mo ago
If you can't follow basic police orders, you probably shouldn't visit the US, that's for sure.
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7mo ago
So are you. Wow we really learned a lot didn't we.
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7mo ago
Loud, dirty, and stuck in a confined space with people doing acrobatics, or panhandling, or angry. I wouldn't take BART if you paid ME $20 to go into SF.
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7mo ago
I go to Berkeley Ca often on weekends. As a kid we'd go to SF too because why not. But now it's another $8+ for the bridge, and even if you find street parking it's another $2 an hour anywhere you might want to jump out for a
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7mo ago
Laws can be in existence for decades before they are weaponized against people. It's illegal to have most eBay/Amazon bulbs on your car because they are not DOT approved. If someday they start impounding cars crossing state borde
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7mo ago
I go mushroom picking in the Oregon forest every year. The only real dangerous moment I ever had was getting soaking wet, and when the storm cleared, I stopped like a fool to eat lunch in a sunny for breezing opening. I finished lunch, and
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7mo ago
It happens to citizens of the UK everyday, so I'm not really into finding out how tourists are treated.
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7mo ago
Don't worry, ai read all the transcripts and blogs and emails and has at least ingested some of the ethos in its outputs. I self taught and wrote a small saas in 2017. Pays well enough to support me. I'm building a new one using A
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7mo ago
A gf asked to go on a trip to England/Ireland and I told her I will go to Brazil or Colombia before I go to the UK. Im not going to risk getting in trouble because I made a post online or discussed immigration or trans people in the wr
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7mo ago
My boss can make people do countless things in the proper order, with just a few words. Sounds like a programming language to me.
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7mo ago
I know how to build a house for the most part. But I don't have time to build a house. If I get a robot someday and manage it daily before I leave for work to slowly build a house, when it's done, I gotta be honest and admit I
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7mo ago
If you give bad prompts to humans it produces bad work too.
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7mo ago
Home made food is better than anything you can buy too. Im 40 but I still drive 30 minutes to my parents once a week for dinner because the food they make feels like the elixir of life compared to the slop I can buy in trader joes, Costco,
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7mo ago
Just the fact that even retail quality hardware is still improving at local LLM significantly is still a great sign. If AI quality remained the same, and the cost for local hardware dropped to $1000, it would still be the greatest thing si
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7mo ago
I've been using computers since 1991 (I'm 42, from 1984), and to be honest this stuff is getting harder and more confusing, not easier. Mostly because it keeps changing, and not based on any logic towards improvement. Sure I'
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7mo ago
Im not saying to live this way, but a super restrictive test diet may open your eyes to some thing and then you can add back. I even once read that someone noticed an issue they tried to clear up for years with doctors went away on day 3 of
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7mo ago
Sometimes I don't even want to reply to the crazy 'science or it didn't happen' people, but I do it just in case someone less terrible is reading and is on the fence. It's amazing that we even have to write what yo
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7mo ago
You don't have to take it seriously. If you think "mold inhibiting agent" on shredded cheese is good for you, keep eating it. It's probably been tested as safe and your body can't tell the difference.
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7mo ago
"Guys, it's not the chemicals present in every packaged food you ever set your eyes on, or the pesticides every vegetable is grown in, it's just that you don't eat vegetables."
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7mo ago
People not returning vehicles to the banks, or commiting fraud by taking up resources in districts they don't live in are technically criminals.
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7mo ago
Returning a vehicle to a bank that someone has stopped paying for isn't exactly harm. If banks were unable to get vehicles back, people with bad credit would have a much harder time getting a vehicle in the first place.
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7mo ago
There are companies that scan every parked car visible in any public accessible spot.
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7mo ago
Cool stuff. Im actually a decent mechanic and it's what makes me dislike airplanes even more, especially the smaller private stuff. I had a friend invite me over and over into his ultralight running a rotax motor. I never agreed to g
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