u/Dudebug1

I've been toying with the idea of creating an ML bot. It looks like yours was made with Claude (or at least this dashboard)?

I'm struggling to actually pin down how to make a machine learn as opposed to giving it set rules. How did you manage to do it? Any advice is appreciated.

The pull for veganism to me is the health benefits. Watched my dad reverse his type 2 diabetes by going on a vegan diet.

Seeing vegans call anyone opposed to them murderers and rapists makes me glad to not be a part of their group. It's almost cultist behavior.

Ironically, this is a well-known and believed societal concept.

Fully agree, no notes.

You are frankly too hostile for me to engage in a discussion with. Reading your comment here raised my cortisol which is ironically pretty unhealthy.

I'll leave with one point: your argument is that the majority is unhealthy. I agree. My argument was that it is not always a sign of being unhealthy more than someone who is skinny, and your argument didn't attack that, so no need to address it. We agree.

Have a better day tomorrow than you're having today, and maybe one day I'll see you again.

Arguing semantics and demanding that you're scientifically right isn't sound logic. You're too scientifically aligned to have reason?

Fatphobic is a common term that takes liberties with the suffix "phobia". Same with homophobia, xenophobia, and christianophobia, but you don't make the same claim there, do you?

Care to elaborate?

Butker threw away a game this year? Huh. Don't remember that.

Most people who drink energy drinks (for example) drink energy drinks often. Expanding it to any caffeinated beverage, and most consumers drink too much caffeine. When I see a person drink a caffeinated beverage, I'm not too naive to assume "wow, that must be their first time trying red bull! They will surely never do it again."

We've got statistics for this information.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/caffeine/art-20045678

Are you sure your stance is "Drinking a red bull isn't inherently unhealthy"? That equates to, removing the double negative, "Drinking a red bull is healthy."

And, no, it's not instinctual like breathing and sleeping. Some people like fat on others. It's 100% opinion.

Once again, no, that is incorrect. It is not a scorecard of your nutritional decisions, as it's not as simple as "high bmi = x". There are multiple factors that come into play like FTO and UCP genes, muscle mass and environment. Fat may be a decent indicator, but your absolute statements make it really hard to have a real, substantial conversation here.

And yet, they haven't. If they don't, how long will it take for you to agree? 8 weeks? 10 weeks?

Yes, when you go to both extremes. What if its not an "obese slob" (really not helping the fat phobic case there) and powerlifter? But an overweight individual and a guy who weight trains 3x a week?

But these people aren't saying "seeing someone drink red bull is unattractive", when it is also a sign of a health and fitness indicator.

My point is yours: Fat defines your appearance. Just say you don't like the appearance, not that there's some more righteous reason for it.

This is ALMOST correct. Yes, a one point safety occurred, but there is another version that is a one point safety for the other team.

The 5 game winning streak is including wins against LA, Miami, and the Raiders. None of those games did Chris Jones have a good game, nor did Butker.

Calling someone a name (doomer) is attacking a character. Not a big deal but it shows an argument scheme.

Double teaming Jones to "free up" the rest of the line is ALSO NOT WORKING. We have in think 2 games where we got sacks and that is it.

It's also the same leadership that missed the playoffs last year. If you don't improve every year, you will never win a super bowl. It's asinine to believe that history promises future results.

You don't have to discuss it with me, but going ad hominem and only using basic information from 2019-2025 isn't as strong of an argument as you think.

Do you really, truly believe that Chris Jones is the backbone of this chiefs defense? He has 6 tackles, 7 assists, and .5 sacks this year.

No point discussing the future with a has-been.

The backbone? He's maybe not even a top 3 name.

Nohl Williams, Nick Bolton, and Monsoor Delane are all performing better.

They're not badly run, but they can definitely make a lot of improvements.

You're saying you need a good kicker and a good DT while spending an appropriate amount on them?

Novel.

You don't think the main reason for that is Andy and Patrick?

I fully agree, but when the argument is "I don't like fat people romantically because it shows they are unhealthy", it can rapidly become hypocritical. There are much worse things you can do to your body than be in the overweight category, that this same strawman we all made up would be okay with.

Just say "I don't like the look of fat. I'm unattracted to it." It's more accurate, and doesn't feel like beating around the bush.

That's sometimes a tougher distinction to be made just via eyesight, which is what we are discussing, since the topic is on appearance.

I'm fat but healthier than a lot of skinny people. It's not always about amount thats going into your body, but what is going into your body.

I lift heavy weights, eat no red meat, no energy drinks, no coffee, no drugs. I don't think you were saying it's the only indicator, but it's not even really that good of an indicator. Vitals like heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, etc. are better indicators for health.

She didn't say she was attractive herself. It's entirely subjective, and I agree that she shouldn't be with anyone who she doesn't find attractive. Why would she? Self-image doesn't really matter on that front.

Minecraft.

I don't think it's a prioritization.

It's just a lot more enjoyable to look at than someone doing activities that go right over my head. So I watch it.

So it gets money.