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I can't invade North Korea. I can avoid eating pigs.

This reminds me of going hill hopping as a kid with my radio tuned to the local NPR classical music station. Once when I went a little airborne, my engine shutoff upon landing. (It restarted OK though.)

Maybe the devil is in the details here, but it seems rather obvious why intelligence organizations would want to recruit from diverse backgrounds.

Anyone using a Valve Index on Linux?

Perhaps more points of contact is better for the road?

Are you saying that people of below average intelligence can't benefit from a university education?

I agree. I got one with a hot water connection, but after trying it with only the cold, I've never bothered to connect the hot water.

Wouldn't it make more sense to legalize it and ban advertising it?

Who are the slaves in this analogy?

They said "intelligent", not "superintelligent".

Small paper magazines consisting mostly or entirely of user-generated, unedited content?

I think it's important to point out here that it's not like the DNC decides who runs for offices. Biden chose to run for reëlection; no good candidates opposed him. At no point did "the Democrats" make any decision.

I guess it depends on your definition of "destroy Social Security", but mine would include the efforts by Republicans to privatize it during the George W. Bush administration.

Are those actually the reasons tipping developed or just post hoc rationalizations now that it's solidified? I don't know the answer, but I'm wondering if you do.

FWIW, I read the headline as saying the abilities of LLMs are not emergent.

I got a cheap one with hot and cold water hookups. I decided to try it with just the cold water before bothering to connect the hot. It's been years now, and I still haven't connected the hot water.

I don't think you meant it seriously, but I was surprised how few vegetarians/vegans there are in the US. Even among self-described liberals, it's only 9%.[0] Although it does seem that more people are reducing their meat consumption.

[0] https://news.gallup.com/poll/510038/identify-vegetarian-vega...

I wouldn't surprised if that factors in as well.

Sometimes being smart means you're better at rationalizing your beliefs.

That is the least ambiguous part of this. The defendant runs a business offering drone deer recovery.

Also, https://text.npr.org/

I can't even get past the CAPTCHA.

This is an explanation poor of why that's the plural correct. You make it sound like that's grammar normal English.

Passersby were amazed by the unusually large amounts of blood.

So then all crimes should carry the death penalty for maximum deterrence? Or deterrence is impossible and therefore there should be no crimes? What point are you making here?

> instead of parroting "Child Labor Bad".

That's an interesting way to describe an article about children working dangerous jobs and being killed in the process.

So if I block the ads, I guess that makes us even.

I want to be clear, it's a small difference in initial ability to distinguish certain colors. If you've spent your whole life dividing colors a certain way, it's a little easier for you to distinguish colors that are on different sides of that boundary.

> This isn't evidence, for example, that language determines or enhances your ability to distinguish color.

Right, language just determines which colors you learn to distinguish early in life. And it's a pretty small effect size IIRC.

Research shows that the way your native language divides colors does affect your ability to distinguish them. For example, a Russian speaker would more quickly and easily distinguish two similar shades if one is goluboy and one is siniy. However, with training, anyone with adequate color vision can learn to be as or more proficient.