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bratgpttamer

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    Comment #37764992

    In the medical world, this is typically quantified by the Therapeutic Index[1], which is basically how much margin there is between an effective (therapeutic) dose and a lethal dos…

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    Comment #37764869

    It's not on shelves because it's a precursor chemical to actual meth manufacturing, not because it's a dangerous drug (otherwise it'd be Rx-only, like the other meth-like drugs). h…

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    Comment #37754221

    I wonder how much fuel a white hard hat, safety vest, and clipboard could net one with a service truck/van.

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    Comment #37753724

    This is SOP among most chain stores' loss prevention policies. Sub out "not worth an employees' life" with "not worth an expensive assault/false imprisonment lawsuit" if you're ext…

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    Comment #37751294

    Another key problem is that the subject of Scientific investigation (The Truth) is only of secondary concern to our j̶u̶s̶t̶i̶c̶e̶ legal system.

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    Comment #37745972

    I think the 5s (SE?) is an exception to the rule

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    Comment #37738965

    This may be true in some situations, but in others, it can result in automatic suspension of your license, and/or they can just get a warrant for a blood test. I've also seen peopl…

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    Comment #37731462

    To speak only culturally (and not legally), the rationale is roughly parallel to the Federal-State relationship set out by the 10th Amendment ("The powers not delegated to the Unit…

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    Comment #37728593

    How many Bitcoin networks' worth of energy are required to train the models that generate these silly JPEGs?

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    Comment #37677940

    Reminds me of an interview I sat in on in Cambridge a few years back. Manager: "So, why should we hire you?" Guy: "I have a Masters in CS from [University next door]" Manager: "You…

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    Comment #37515284

    Well, at least we're not physicists, amirite? https://xkcd.com/793/

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    Comment #37515174

    This has been my experience, too, as well as people who understood The Science perfectly and that the authorities were just taking a best guess early on, which set them further aga…

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    Comment #37515082

    > We find a nonlinear relationship between knowledge and confidence, with overconfidence (the confidence gap) peaking at intermediate levels of actual scientific knowledge. Dunning…

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    Comment #37323004

    It retains that meaning in 99.98% of political discourse: "[topic] is something I dislike and/or reminds me of something/someone I dislike, and it's the only way for me to express …

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    Comment #37209599

    My cynicism encourages me to agree with you; however, I think it's worth considering how much political capital is created or conserved by 1) protecting the five-member police forc…

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    Comment #37122813

    "Cops raided a smalltown newspaper so no-one would ever find out about police chief Gideon Cody's alleged sexual misconduct or Kari Newell's DUI conviction" https://boingboing.net/…

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    Comment #37121595

    It looks like Newell was using Tammy Ensey's liquor license, which is non-transferrable and expires later this month. [1] https://peabodykansas.com/direct/restaurateur_accuses_pape…

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    Comment #37121519

    I also read that the source who sent the information about Newell bragged about retaining "connections" in law enforcement, a hint that it might have been non-public information. T…

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    Comment #37121232

    The warrant[1] doesn't seem to provide much information and the affidavit used to secure the warrant has yet to be produced.[2] [1] https://kansasreflector.com/2023/08/11/police-st…

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    Comment #37120830

    Also, the classic "doing crimes with a computer" (performing a query on the DMV website)

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    Comment #37120452

    This seems to be getting a lot of national attention (good), and regardless of whatever comes of that (or the sexual harassment developments), I feel like at least they'll always b…

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    Comment #37120138

    TIL: Being a computer is hard and I don't ever want to be a computer.

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    Comment #37106328

    Can we just settle this once and for all: a fetus is whatever is most profitable (or least expensive) in the given context.

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    Comment #37106311

    I think he's referring to children, not infants. In Texas, it's legal to kill anyone over the age of 13 - according to my cousin's neighbor's friend's girlfriend's friend who went …