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braingravy

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    Comment #49145126

    Yeah… what was the point of that?

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    Comment #48735685

    Sounds good! It was a waste to begin with. They can handle first-class.

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    Comment #48230934

    Video in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJnkikcrHA0

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    Comment #48140551

    It’s not crazy… the wages are below food prep. What would be crazy is paying to help someone else’s career. That’s why a well known rule of thumb for graduate program evaluation is…

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    Comment #48077595

    The chemical differences between PFAS and vitamin A and B6 are beyond vast. Comparing them betrays a complete ignorance of the molecular properties that, in combination with biolog…

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    Comment #47710286

    They really are… and it’s just one person too, right? They’re doing the lord’s work.

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    Comment #47621525

    If you have to make that trade off you’re already in trouble.

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    Comment #47566545

    > “…reverse-engineering the computational dynamics of a biological brain and reproducing them in real time…” Is not an anti-AI argument, it’s an open and unsolved question. Your op…

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    Comment #47535570

    Mid-tier or not is a judgement call. Regardless, Lia went from not being in the front of the pack, to being in the front of the pack: “By the conclusion of Thomas's swimming career…

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    Comment #47220019

    I use GP, would recommend as well; it generates great color codes tree maps of your storage. Once you get used to navigating it that way, you won’t go back.

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    Comment #47186744

    Isn’t it more of a reflection of the current law? Age gates have long been self service (e.g., “enter your birthday”), and we have laws on the books for quite some time barring min…

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    Comment #47154457

    So, the premise is high drug costs in the US subsidize drug prices in the EU. Presumably this conclusion was arrived at because pharma companies sell drugs at a higher cost in the …

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    Comment #47108494

    That’s a great question… Currently we’re in the main Chinese holiday period with the Lunar New Year/Spring Festival/Chinese New Year, so perhaps people traveling back home from for…

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    Comment #46734569

    America great? Lol… I didn’t say it was a good thing. Regardless, most EU nations do spend relatively little on their military compared to the U.S., hence the reliance. Sorry to br…

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    Comment #46708644

    That would require a military arsenal. The EU outsourced that to the U.S. a long time ago.

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    Comment #46545429

    For Power BI + AI work, you can use the JSON formatted .pbip report and semantic model files. Just fyi.

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    Comment #46369814

    “almost nothing” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that sentence. Stalking someone from your desk vs. IRL is a whole different ball game. Not sure why this needs explanation… anyw…

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    Comment #46360438

    It’s anonymity of the viewers combined with mass open-access surveillance that enables an unheard of level of stalking capacity. Most people don’t like the idea that strangers coul…

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    Comment #46356611

    Yep. Until we start holding decision makers responsible for the consequences of their decisions, they will always choose the selfish option.

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    Comment #46307793

    Yeah it seems silly. Why is college the primary group factor…? Is there some sort of health effect of sitting college classrooms for 5 years? Seems unlikely. College education is h…

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    Comment #46041486

    The blood vessels in the brain prevent cholesterol from passing through due to the blood-brain barrier. The first part of this abstract breaks down the current understanding nicely…

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    Comment #45948752

    Are banks breached at the same rate as bitcoin brokers? I think that was op’s point.

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    Comment #45554812

    What a hilarious world view that humanity majors are running the U.S. The U.S. is ran by wealthy elites, who run the U.S. in such a way to make themselves more wealthy. Of course t…

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    Comment #45469608

    In the richest country that has ever existed? The one that sends 1/3 of food into the dump? ( https://refed.org/downloads/refed-2025-us-food-waste-report.... ) Yes, obviously yes. …