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stubybubs

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    Comment #43110043

    Do you think this is partly every company now trying to get in on grifting? Just pumping stock with "we're going to mars, we'll have AGI, cold fusion is almost here" kind of stuff?…

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    Comment #41575199

    It's unreal how people think tech leaders are geniuses when they keep doing this stuff. Oops we overhired but I take "100% responsibility" however the staff will take 100% of the p…

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    Comment #41575107

    They were called out on this for not living up to their "data driven culture" when they went to 3 days back and the response was basically "Uh well... Eat shit I guess."

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    Comment #41575045

    It's now been years and they still haven't said what it hauls. Just that cargo and semi combined are at the limit for gross vehicle weight. Should be very easy to say the semi weig…

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    Comment #40988195

    The president is supposed to govern for all Americans. In the past, the Democrats have appointed what many would call centrists. Merrick Garland for example, is not a left winger, …

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    Comment #40981619

    > unless you want to blame the judges Trump appointed. I mean, yes. That was the point of Mitch McConnell withholding Obama's SCOTUS seat nomination because it was too close to the…

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    Comment #39514806

    Like I said, try asking it if various historical figures are worse than Hitler. It is instructed not to judge. BTW, here's ChatGPT on Hitler vs Musk. > Who had a more negative impa…

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    Comment #39514681

    Everyone is up in arms about the Gemini image generator, forgetting that it is not a search engine. It is generative AI, creating something new and random, every time. It is genera…

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    Comment #38323459

    I gave it the three lightbulbs in a closet riddle. https://puzzles.nigelcoldwell.co.uk/seven.htm The key complication is "once you've opened the door, you may no longer touch a swi…

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    Comment #36822009

    My point is that we don't have any documented anything for the first couple hundred thousand of years of humanity's existence, and we encountered the most horrific viral and bacter…

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    Comment #36821037

    "Although the evidence shows that SARS-CoV-2 is not a purposefully manipulated virus, it is currently impossible to prove or disprove the other theories of its origin described her…

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    Comment #36820931

    >The Democrats are generally pushing for the same policies as the Republicans, except in matters that split their bases; we're still living in Reagan's world. I don't think this is…

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    Comment #36820685

    I'm curious how this view works out when trouble comes up. If you have a friend going through a rough time for a few months or years, do you just say I'm not going to get caught up…

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    Comment #36816159

    I took some Spanish and was taught the "se" form. Is it maybe a "traditional" Spanish vs common usage which has picked up on English sentence structure? A question for parents or g…

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    Comment #36796388

    https://news.wisc.edu/decades-on-bacteriums-discovery-feted-... Taq polymerase is about my favorite thing discovered through basic research. Just some scientists looking at interes…

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    Comment #36796309

    I think there's a transition phase between the two that people miss out on. I recall hearing "let's not let a few bad apples spoil the bunch" which is an acknowledgement of the ori…

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    Comment #36782279

    Okay, I assumed some kind of charitable interpretation, but that isn't happening. There are plenty of criticisms of studies like CONCORD. Survival rates lacking context are not the…

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    Comment #36759861

    https://wisevoter.com/country-rankings/cancer-survival-rates... It's not cherry picking, I just didn't add a whole chart. It's on par, considering our different populations, climat…

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    Comment #36752868

    For breast cancer, we're talking 88.6% vs 85.8%. It's very much on par. We generally do better with lower socioeconomic status people as well. Another thing to consider is that we …

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    Comment #36750345

    Financializers and engineers so often miss the human factor, or try to design around it. At some point in this process involving care for humans, you have to rely on people simply …

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    Comment #36749259

    I live in Canada, where we have socialized medicine. Our survival rates for major cancers are on par the US and our infant mortality rate is lower, though we spend far less. We cer…

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    Comment #36728762

    Osmium devs are the new 10x devs.

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    Comment #36727407

    I think the article covers that: > So what does today’s counter-hegemonic culture look like? It’s not particularly interested in being seen—at least not in person. It gets no thril…

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    Comment #36727105

    The right wing has absolutely dominated culture for the last 30 years. They have however presented very successfully as counterculture by naysaying literally every attempt at progr…

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    Comment #36715664

    > I thought it was something by Ursula K. Le Guin, but it doesn't sound like it. The Left Hand of Darkness is set on a planet with perpetual winter, though it somewhat warms up at …