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Like the SAT obviously measures ability to study and familiarity with the subject matter & how well you can handle the stress of taking the exam.
All tests have this problem (and most anyone who claims otherwise has a vested interest in the test)
And that's before we get into multiple intelegences
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Fundamentally an iq test just measures the ability to take iq tests. Like the SAT was originally considered an intelegence test until Kaplan pioneered the radical idea of studying for it and by now most people would agree it measures much more then "raw intelegence"
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Seems like the judge asked if their were ways to anonymize or something and OpenAI didn't do any arguing that it couldn't just that it wouldn't which seems like a good way to piss off a judge, now I'm not a lawyer but I hear that's bad.
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Some of it written by members of this very thread
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Ironically if it were to happen it would probably probate courts and estate lawyers that end up solving it
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being from boston, this skeet was confusing
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And by older people I mean of course us
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Now since the tours make money an old album that people know and an implicit guarantee that they'll be playing those songs and not some shitty new stuff gets older people with disposable income to come out
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I think it's a symptom of the economics of album vs tours. Until streaming destroyed album sales you did the tour to get people to buy the album, that's why the stones are touring in the 90s doe their new album not to celebrate their old album.
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“the Chinese, a small-fingered race, are known for their dexterity and sly cunning”
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Yeah so like when he went off on his own against early, that was not when he did his atrocities, those were when he was firmly emeshed within the system later (this is me arguing that maybe dark triad doesn't apply)
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You mean a third guy with still-unsolved idiopathic hyperphagia in the French revolutionary army because Charles Domery was out here having severed legs wrestled away from him before he could eat them.
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I was thinking that too, but he's also a messy bitch that loves drama (see five forks) who's best skill seemed to be getting himself promoted.
One count against dark triad is he tended to be off on his own instead of within the institution (where his cavelry might have actually been useful)
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I think it's the AI that would have been called ML a few years ago
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Yeah in empire strikes back he's most clearly in a commander in chief role where the emperor has clearly delegated some sort of executive authority/imperium to him. You just know they need some sort of paperwork or legal theory to command a star destroyer
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He seems like a viceroy, having full imperial authority in the absence of the emperor.
The exception is in new hope where Tarkin seems to be in charge, at least on the death star. I'm not sure if that's explicit authority or informal authority though.
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Blindsight its at the very least the most extra extraterrestrial themed book I've read.
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Welcome to the American southwest where they are running out of water, but water is also drastically under priced.
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Yeah but data centers need to work 24 hours a day and the sun famously, does not.
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looks like blue sky might be having problems, I saw other accounts saying similar things
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He's doing this recived pronunciation very similar to his Reginald Hargrave, with just a hint of German accent, which would probably have been fine if the show didn't include a real clip of von Braun showing his thick German accent.
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Isn't there like a federal agency that's supposed to prevent this sort of thing?
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My son's favorite thing to do at the library is get cheezitz from the vending machine they have
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I think it's the other way around, the html5 spec which finally standardized parsing invalid pages was so complex that there havn't been any more engines and the current ones started dropping and with less browser makers less barriers to adding complex dtidd
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It's documented under toJSON nodejs.org/api/buffer.h...
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you got that backwards, it's because we have so many tech companies that it's impossible to standardize on anything, meanwhile we're such a large country we've gotten really really good and sending around pieces of paper that say trust me bro I'm good for it.
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Butter is important to me
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The follow up novellas
and short stories from Baxter's flood/ark series.
A few of Karl Schroeder's specifically the Virga series and Ventus