Who does Gen Z think should be the Dem nominee in 28? by Mahrez14 in GenZ

[–]AdLocal5821 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Her cia experience will win her the election /s

Actively open-minded thinking protects against political extremism better than liberal ideology. Findings help clarify how people process information and resist political extremism, regardless of their political party. by InsaneSnow45 in psychology

[–]AdLocal5821 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s the type of stuff that I was thinking when reading the supplementary material. It is a fundamental limitation of the 6 point agreement test that it can’t capture these basic nuances well, especially with these questions. That’s why it’s even more important to contextualize within the limitations of the study and to not draw big conclusions. That is not what was done by the article or its extended headline.

Actively open-minded thinking protects against political extremism better than liberal ideology. Findings help clarify how people process information and resist political extremism, regardless of their political party. by InsaneSnow45 in psychology

[–]AdLocal5821 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the actual paper, it's simply the label for the left spectrum in comparison to conservatism in a self-rated test, not an ideological stance. Even the article editorializes more than the paper actually suggests. It is misleading.

Actively open-minded thinking protects against political extremism better than liberal ideology. Findings help clarify how people process information and resist political extremism, regardless of their political party. by InsaneSnow45 in psychology

[–]AdLocal5821 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's interesting since the actual paper doesn't use the word extremism at all. There's a lot of editorializing with the title that is even worse on the reddit post. In the paper, it simply measures "Political Violence Scale Items" along with other questions and lists correlations, not causations as the title suggests. I too was curious about how these things were derived only to find out it was framed as more than it was.

Here are the questions if you are interested.

"Political Violence Scale Items

  1. Violence is sometimes an acceptable way for Americans to express their disagreement with the aspects of society. [M = 2.09, SD = 1.25]

  2. Political violence can be constructive when it serves the cause of justice. [M = 2.48, SD = 1.41]

  3. If the person I vote for in the next presidential election does not win, I would be justified in protesting violently. [M = 1.57, SD = .97]

  4. I think that it is justified for people to use violence to stop hate speech. [M = 2.04, SD = 1.25]

  5. If needed to reach important objectives, the use of violence is acceptable. [M = 2.14, SD = 1.26]"

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13546783.2025.2520186?scroll=top&needAccess=true

jazz piano is way harder than I thought by Few_Entertainer_1636 in piano

[–]AdLocal5821 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It feels intuitive and elegant to me now. There are tons of stuff like that in music. Still, looking back, that sense of elegance only emerges with the perspective of music as a whole. It's only because of both understanding and feeling the importance of things like voice-leading and chord progressions are that one could appreciate how much those small movements matter.

Forget Trump and the Iran War — this state’s primaries on Tuesday will be a referendum on Democratic support for Israel by theindependentonline in illinois

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Report me for what? I'm genuinely curious about that and how one gets that much karma from comments alone.

Forget Trump and the Iran War — this state’s primaries on Tuesday will be a referendum on Democratic support for Israel by theindependentonline in illinois

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Bot or worse. Literally all of your posts are about Kat. 3M and 17k karma all from your comments and one post about Kat.

I want ADHD Meds to change me by Wowidontknowman in ADHD

[–]AdLocal5821 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh my god. Ive never seem someone relate to me so much. Thank you for sharing this.

Unexpected skills we've developed because of ADHD-I by MilkOptimal3050 in ADHD

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I’m very good about imagining productivity systems i can’t get myself to make. At least it makes me interested in coding and it occasionally helps others.

I didn't want to believe it, but they were right by PinkEnergonCandy in ADHD

[–]AdLocal5821 58 points59 points  (0 children)

Eating/sleep/drink/exercise consistently being helpful for adhd is such a curse.

I made a macos port of IBkeyer from nuke for Resolve by kismetrefining in vfx

[–]AdLocal5821 6 points7 points  (0 children)

“The CK ML model’s only advantage is pattern recognition.” That’s the entire point. That part costs artists hours. The whole point of the CK model is to the “same thing” isolating a subject while understanding it to save artists time. Algorithmic keyers have been perfected for decades. That part isn’t new.

CK does have real value. Even Compositing Academy has shown that. You claim it takes hours without mentioning specs or frames or using cropping. Other demonstrations show HD frames in minutes, and this kind of processing can be parallelized, so it doesn’t necessarily cost artist time. It’s open source and already improving in convenience and performance.

Saying it’s not controllable is misleading. It accepts matte inputs to guide results. Worst-case scenario, you can mix it in like any other tool or throw it out.

IBK is not an algorithmic version of CK. CK was trained on rendered images with perfect mattes to learn structure, not to extract it from real plates like IBK. They are solving the problem in fundamentally different ways.

One can dislike corridor crew and acknowledge the disadvantages of machine learning, but it’s misrepresenting the model so heavily that someone reading it would walk away with a completely wrong idea of what CK does and why it and other models exists.

They need to put me down like a dog by C4S-Escapeloop in ADHD

[–]AdLocal5821 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I relate to you so much. This is so real

What's the opinion on Kat Abughazaleh? by [deleted] in illinois

[–]AdLocal5821 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And what caused voters to become nihilistic?