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doodooholder t1_jegd3qw wrote
Short?
Resident_Ant_6794 t1_jegd3ds wrote
Reply to comment by Designer_Decision_17 in Five teen daredevils busted climbing NYC Williamsburg Bridge tower to make online videos by LouisSeize
Lmao Rikers Island
Toahagi t1_jegd3dz wrote
Reply to Most overrated game franchise? by skinnyfamilyguy
Dead space ‘remake’
‘Cause I don’t like very much walking around and making a search many times in same field.
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Billy1121 t1_jegd2yi wrote
Reply to comment by nmyron3983 in THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
He definitely plays Moriarty with a hint of Niles the Butler sass
JhonnyHopkins t1_jegd2zw wrote
Reply to comment by herbdoc2012 in San Jose police union exec charged with attempt to import, sell valeryl fentanyl, officials say by MySixSense
If it helps you sleep at night, they do this in hopes of cracking down on even more dealers or even a king pin if they’re lucky. If they catch just two more low level dealers with the narcs information… they’re actually saving more kids.
KD_A OP t1_jegd2xh wrote
Reply to comment by PassingTumbleweed in [P] CAPPr: use OpenAI or HuggingFace models to easily do zero-shot text classification by KD_A
See my question on CrossValidated which fully explains the method. You can just skip to the Example section in there :-)
I also did a cool little computational optimization for HuggingFace models. That way, there isn't repeated computation for the prompt.
whilst t1_jegd2w8 wrote
Reply to comment by zackman115 in Inexpensive and environmentally friendly mechanochemical recycling process recovers 70% of lithium from batteries by chrisdh79
Literally they were talking about the car they already have, and their own experience of it being positive. They're not wrong or uninformed for liking their own car.
I also like my EV. It's the best car I've ever owned.
They'll only get better.
Slampumpthejam t1_jegd2tm wrote
Reply to FBI: Mandalay Bay shooter in Las Vegas who killed 58 was angry about how casinos treated him by YourUncleBuck
Nah doesn't line up. What makes a lot more sense is be was a right wing nutjob.
>>Did the FBI Downplay the Far-Right Politics of Las Vegas Shooter Stephen Paddock?
>Paddock appeared fixated on three pillars of right-wing extremism: anti-government conspiracy theories, threats to Second Amendment rights, and overly burdensome taxes. For instance, one witness told Las Vegas police that Paddock was “kind of fanatical” about his anti-government conspiracies and that he believed someone had to “wake up the American public” and get them to arm themselves in response to looming threats. Family members and associates of Paddock painted a picture of a man who loathed restrictions on gun ownership and believed that the Second Amendment was under siege, according to our review of their statements to investigators after the shooting and other documents compiled by the authorities.
https://theintercept.com/2020/09/22/stephen-paddock-las-vegas-shooting-far-right/
>But tantalizingly, people who encountered Paddock before his shooting say that he expressed conspiratorial, anti-government beliefs, which are characteristic of the far right.
>In a handwritten statement, one woman says she sat near Paddock in a diner just a few days before the shooting, while out with her son. She said she heard him and a companion discussing the 25th anniversary of the Ruby Ridge standoff and the Waco siege. (Each of these incidents became touchstones for a rising anti-government militia movement in the 1990s.)
>She says she heard him and his companion saying that courtroom flags with golden fringes are not real flags. The belief that gold-fringed flags are those of a foreign jurisdiction, or “admiralty flags”, is characteristic of so-called “sovereign citizens”, who believe, among other things, that the current US government, and its laws, are illegitimate.
>“At the time,” her statement says, “I thought, ‘Strange guys’ and wanted to leave.”
>Another man, himself currently in jail, says he met Paddock three weeks before the shooting for an abortive firearms transaction, in the carpark of a Bass Pro Shop. The man was selling schematic diagrams for an auto sear, a device that would convert semi-automatic weapons to full automatic fire. Paddock asked him to make the device for him, and the man refused.
>At this point Paddock launched into a rant about “anti-government stuff … Fema camps”. Paddock said that the evacuation of people by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) after Hurricane Katrina was a a “dry run for law enforcement and military to start kickin’ down doors and ... confiscating guns”. “Somebody has to wake up the American public and get them to arm themselves,” the man says Paddock told him. “Sometimes sacrifices have to be made.
singalong37 t1_jegd2r5 wrote
Art nouveau design for the gates, very delicate. It seems like they went with something heavier, stodgier.
I agree it's a very beautiful place-- a really successful collaboration over many decades between Boston Park department and Harvard.
the-camster t1_jegd2p7 wrote
Reply to What’s your go to hot dog spot? by trees_bees_knees
Karl Ehmer in Hillsdale has a hot dog cart out front. Hot dogs from an independent butcher taste better.
_BELEAF_ OP t1_jegd2ji wrote
Reply to comment by Canucklehead_Esq in My Grandfather, on a Canadian corvette in WWII. The ship escorted vital supply ships to Britain, and was almost totally unarmed, with cardboard gun-shaped decoys on deck. He worked below deck in the boiler room during the U-boat threat, and lived to tell the tales. by _BELEAF_
Ok, thank you again! It seems feasible to me that this all may well have been the case for his particular ship. I imagine that you'd have a mix of older and newer ships at that point. And literally everything was put into service as everything was getting wiped out in those years.
sleepy-all-the-time t1_jegd2k8 wrote
Reply to comment by WhichTelevision5314 in What are some advantages of getting a dog and dumping the girlfriend? by [deleted]
HAHAHAHAHAHAHSHAHAHA ANIMAL CRUELTY IS SO FUNNY. 🤢🤢🤢🤢
UWCG OP t1_jegd2hs wrote
Reply to comment by wish1977 in This hail came down in less than two minutes during a tornado warning by UWCG
cristiccraft t1_jegd2h7 wrote
Usually quiet in tthe back
SkyeandJett t1_jegd2en wrote
Reply to comment by MrEloi in When do you guys think chatgpt 5 is gonna come out ? by Klaud-Boi
You hit the nail on the head. Individual users and groups are cobbling together what could in fact be considered AGI as we speak. Anyone whose AGI prediction is later than 2024 might want to adjust it. Any sort of delay is ill advised. Most of these models still use GPT-4 at their core but I suspect once they're refined you could get away with something like Dolly for all but the most demanding problems and that's assuming someone doesn't bootstrap a self-improvement loop together that actually takes off.
As an example:
visarga OP t1_jegd2cs wrote
Reply to comment by spriggankin in HuggingGPT - Solving AI Tasks with ChatGPT and its Friends in HuggingFace by visarga
HuggingFace is the GitHub of AI. It hosts 166,392 AI models and 26,787 datasets. It has implementations for all the models in its own framework and is usually the starting codebase for research papers. You can also interact with many models right on their website in the "spaces" section.
You can also see it like an App Store for AI, you can shop for models and then include them in your project with 5 lines of code.
Affectionate_Draw_43 t1_jegd27g wrote
Reply to A lion taking down a wildebeest is an incredible physical feat, and it's done on an empty stomach. by PistachioedVillain
Some competitive runners don't eat (for a long time) before races as anything in their stomach is extra weight
DarcyBagheera t1_jegd1zw wrote
WhichTelevision5314 t1_jegd1yw wrote
Buy a Toyota and put a fleshlight in the exhaust pipe
Television_Wise t1_jegd1v4 wrote
Could be a religious group that left them. This weekend is Palm Sunday and next weekend is Easter.
That said, if someone got in your friend's apartment and only left a flower, I'd rule out the homeless because they'd probably cause more changes while staying (e.g might eat food, take valuables, use the shower, leave trash), and if they're smart enough to avoid showing any changes they wouldn't leave a flower behind inside and risk tipping yall off and losing a good spot.
I would think if it was anti-LGBT motivated there'd be vandalism or damage, and they wouldn't leave behind a symbol of peace/rebirth.
So, probably a creep. Or a prank.
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Reply to comment by Lumploader in Tankie is just liberal "woke" by HollowVesterian
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AerialSnack t1_jegd1vl wrote
Reply to comment by twohedwlf in How does one swim in the concrete? by Nwo5
Yep. The local bowl would always fill when monsoon season came.
HunabJA t1_jegd1w3 wrote
I would say yes, specially if you do not want to fancy out your life. Your only have to keep an eye on your expenses if you eat out every day.
CasualObservationist t1_jegd3sz wrote
Reply to LPT: Don't say "hello" at the beginning of your outgoing voicemail message. People will start talking to your recording and be annoyed. by ProblemLongjumping12
This is exactly why you should say it