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Mmmm eat balls

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The additional ~200 bones from fetuses in late stage pregnant woman would be more than the missing bones from amputees etc. OPs statement is accurate.

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Late stage pregnant woman have a higher amount of human bones

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Did these people lose their limbs before or after they met you?

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Canada

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Free tier cloud services like AWS, GCP, Oracle Cloud, and Azure. I use free tier VMs to host random services like VPNs, Mastodon instance, etc.

Tailscale has a free tier to connect your devices, VMs, and home servers.

GitHub pages is great for hosting any simple website for free.

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Voting creates a signal about the quality of a post so other users can rank posts based on the collective perspective. You don't vote for yourself, you vote to help other users.

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I’d grab both pills and quickly swallow them just to see what would happen. I might end up a 12yo with $5million. I’d be so obnoxious

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My slippers are always wet, probably because I wear them in the shower

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I love that whoever filmed this didn’t help or even flinch

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That's a strange coincidence

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What other post are you talking about?

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American Psycho was filmed in Toronto Canada in 1999. An estimated 238K people died in Canada in 1999. Yet the “media” remains silent.

https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/66a70138-e171-4476-8cbd-73df3ef4f72d.jpeg

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This isn’t an Large Language Model, it’s an Image Generative Model. And given that these models just present human’s biases and stereotypes, then doesn’t it follow that humans should also be kept far away from decision making processes?

The problem isn’t the tool, it’s the lack of auditable accountability. We should have auditable accountability in all of our important decision making systems, no matter if it’s a biased machine or biased human making the decision.

This was a shitty implementation of a tool.

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Modding is a time consuming and often thankless job, this doesn’t sound like power tripping.

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