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Comment #49187705
I mean you kinda are just expected to ignore angry outbursts directed at you from anyone. That's not even about disability, it's just part of the social contract that you don't sta…
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Comment #49139677
So if it gives you bad advice it's your fault.
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Comment #49139646
You're right, only about half of them are less than £5.93m with one of them being almost the same.
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Comment #49129434
About half of those kit numbers are less per year than a single 30 second ad during the superbowl.
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Comment #49069021
If your biscuits are getting anywhere close to the smoke point of crisco, you are doing something very wrong.
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Comment #49033639
Software's absurd margins was like the whole pitch.
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Comment #49000751
Nostr isn't really p2p it's just that if you stick to text it's cheap to host a server
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Comment #48927441
Lotta obvious answers left off because this seems to be about poets specifically.
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Comment #48886554
Of course one of the reasons social housing won't get built is the faircloth limit from 20 years ago.
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Comment #48781651
Communicating in a clear unambiguous way doesn't actually help with using llms.
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Comment #48781478
>>"Can LLMs provide access to timely constructive feedback in specific educational contexts?" "Can they" is not the same as "do they" and "specific educational contexts" is not rel…
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Comment #48780616
>>It doesn't mean they shut their own brains down, or that they are suggesting that students do so It doesn't not mean that either.
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Comment #48780604
Because LLMS don't provide access to timely constructive feedback.
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Comment #48758558
>> I'm forced to use my eyes, which also means I probably have to use a massive screen. I have to pay attention to some hyperactive Intellisense-like feature What the hell are you …
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Comment #48725733
the whole "not being an automatable remote sql injection away from everything" quality of physical objects grants a filing cabinet a tremendous amount of inherent security compared…
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Comment #48637578
Right, that's more or less my suspicion.
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Comment #48637334
That's the thing though, I do doubt that. Surveillance that you don't need a warrant to put in front of a jury is a perfect thing to use for the ostensibly-legal construction in pa…
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Comment #48637085
That seems like a lot of effort when you can just take the license plate off and if you're really worried print off a convincing temporary license and tape in the back window.
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Comment #48636977
That's not what that says though. >technology and professional analysts with helping detectives make arrests in 53% "technology and analysts" "help" "make arrests" not surveillance…
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Comment #48636342
>>Flock and law enforcement regularly cite documented cases where LPR helped solve violent crimes, recover stolen vehicles, and locate missing persons. Those outcomes are real. My …
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Comment #48623703
the reason is no one realized hpv was connected to much more than cervical cancer until fairly recently.
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Comment #48589771
It's more specifically "I personally can't conceive of how one might built this, so non-white people definitely didn't build this"
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Comment #48575370
The president said we dropped 250 million dollars worth of bombs in a single night last week.
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Comment #48554322
First off, you don't know if duskdozer doesn't want to go back to cart and horse. Second even if they don't there's an enormous amount of space between horses and https://parkingre…