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thoughtcritical

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    Comment #42507797

    "figure of eight" curves .... perhaps the simplest is the lemniscate of Gerono, which has the parametrization: x = cos(t); y = sin(2 t) / 2; and looks like this: Lemniscate of Gero…

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    Comment #42503985

    why do these ai spit out so many falsehoods?

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    Comment #42503967

    how are stockholders okay with such a fraud-laden business model?

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    Comment #42500078

    any plans to add popups to each polyline?

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    Comment #42492252

    Project 2025 gets implemented to its fullest extent .... all 922 pages of it. Every crashes soon after.

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    Comment #42491873

    how does reddit's stock price continue to go up even though it is a textbook example of dead internet theory?

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    Comment #42491693

    It does feel like a large shift took place about 2-5 years ago.

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    Comment #42491685

    I am asking in good faith as someone who's been using internet forums for over 20 years.

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    Comment #42491631

    reddit alts per ai: 1. Lemmy (Lemmy.ml or other instances): ◦ Federated: Lemmy operates on a decentralized model, similar to Mastodon (in the Twitter alternative space). This means…

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    Comment #42491588

    yes, but it seems to be going exponential in the last year coinciding with their ipo

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    Comment #42491158

    It's odd how everyone just accepts what we see looking outward into the 'universe' as established reality without ever being able to actually verify if what we are looking at isn't…

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    Comment #42490950

    It is remarkable how France has been getting something like 80% of their power from nukes for decades without any major accidents.

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    Has anyone else noticed Reddit being taken over by shills/bot/trolls

    with very little help by mods in the last year? Blocking tons of perp accounts is tiresome but really the only way to use it now. Will it eventually become some really odd platform…