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rgbswan
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About rgbswan
How many monkeys do you need to run a behavioural science lab? One; monkey see, monkey do, monkey tell, monkey believe. (So bad, omg)
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Comment #42317947
"The nonoccurence of concurrence with low probability between events where there is a causal link." - So, if A then B with a chance close to zero? A happened but B is not happening…
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Logical/semantical inverse of the definition of synchronicity?
'Definition' of synchronicity: "The occurrence of highly improbable coincidences between events where there is no causal link." What would be the logical/semantical inverse? - The …
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Comment #42172267
Well, Draghi et al are not the only reason(s) why Europe refused IT independence. It's simply how the Germans and German immigrants raised their children in the past 20+ years, so …
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Comment #42156392
You are, of course, completely right.
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Comment #42127408
Addendum: any productive, constructive people, especially 'good' ones who immigrate with bunches of bad and 'ugly' are worth the risk of increased negative social impact. The Socia…
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Comment #42127320
But ... but, but ... Celestial alignment, the solar glare zone, opposition and conjunction events, galactic dust, nebulae, gravitational lensing, and various other dead angles, eve…
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Comment #42125471
Will make your customers dull and dumber over time. As well as the user. Studies tba.
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Comment #42125382
Dog, get a dog. Then, train the two of you well & go outside and let the dog play cupid for friendships and neighbourly bonds. Other people share a lot of your hatred, anger, depre…
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Comment #42125303
IMO: Industrious and skilled people but _they_ are _the_ limiting factor, now, whatever methods they are going to come up with. Remove yourselves from these projects and start from…
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Comment #42124958
You just can't release your creation into the wild aka 'don't get caught'. Worked at a "customer support" once and got peculiar about the strange audio interface they used. Turns o…
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Comment #42119371
Ropes, bars, climbing walls. You can make it perfectly safe and tiny humans are incredibly sturdy. Joints, ankles, tendons, muscles will get strong & flexible. Balance, falling, co…
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Comment #42117940
Yeah, and they all have "legitimate interests" in our data ò_Ó
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Comment #42117918
"The banana equivalent to Covid-19 is spreading to new countries, forcing the industry to change how the world’s most widely eaten fruit is farmed and even how it could taste." [] …
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Comment #42117880
Abstract In experiment I: anoestral bitches were applied synthetic (n=6) or natural (n=6) pheromones and their attractiveness was compared to the attractiveness of bitches in natur…
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Comment #42108588
https://pudding.cool/projects/vocabulary/index.html
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Comment #42108542
Wonderful topic! Reframing or reinterpretation over time. And then data science origins together and track the path into mainstream culture and the effects the reinterpretation had…
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Comment #42108401
Has any compared national/international media outlets? Is there an automated LLM comparing word usage, phrasing, maybe even cultural/class-driven subtext in context of time/events …
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Comment #42102505
Pseudo-profound ramblings of a drunk. Fun, but pls don't spread the 'advice'. The subtext is a nudge in the wrong direction for some kids in some vulnerable states of mind and lite…
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Comment #42102477
it does, as a potential
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Comment #42102435
Echoes of PKD.
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Comment #42099259
Small businesses like Cafes? They will hopefully get this to laundromats once this bot can iron, too. Not even once did I iron or fold my laundry back in university ...
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Comment #42093866
> There is some probability that a random star has intelligent life on orbiting planets, but we have no idea what that probability is. 100%. The evolutionary pattern of our solar s…