Aerroon

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by Aerroon 2y ago
This could be pretty bad news for finding complex life in space. The stability of Earth's carbon cycle is thought to be (partly) a result of plate tectonics. Carbon gets trapped in rocks and volcanoes emit carbon again. Venus doesn&#x2
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by Aerroon 2y ago
And it shouldn't be their prerogative! If we're going to randomly throw blame around, then why not throw it on the ISP too? They're the ones ultimately serving the content. But I don't think anybody wants to open up that
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by Aerroon 2y ago
Then we would have mandatory online-only accounts for the OS "for your safety". This sounds even worse.
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by Aerroon 2y ago
Sometimes I feel like there's some kind of gaslighting operation going on to make people forget about how much western Europe was in favor of things like NordStream (2). Russia definitely wasn't always the Boogeyman people now see
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by Aerroon 2y ago
Maybe it's a problem of taste? Maybe you don't like the books you've tried to read because of the contents of the book? From what's popular these days I think you should try reading: The Martian and Cradle. If you don&#x
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by Aerroon 2y ago
At one point I came to the realization that "reading is supposed to be fun". But it wasn't for me during school. At all. I hated every minute of it. It made me wonder if children in the future will be forced to watch movies a
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by Aerroon 2y ago
I stopped reading books because of mandatory reading. When I graduated from high school one of the thoughts on my mind during the ceremony was "YES!! I will n e v e r have to read books again!!" I also stopped reading around age 9
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by Aerroon 2y ago
To be fair, the universe offers as much free speech as is possible. You can say anything you think of. The universe ain't gonna stop ya.
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by Aerroon 2y ago
This is exactly what I was thinking. Thank you for expressing it so much better.
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by Aerroon 2y ago
My thought immediately went to Linus Torvalds. The way he acted was tolerated in the past, but the culture was changed and it was used to force a change onto the project. Same thing with all of those Codes of Conduct that suddenly propped u
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by Aerroon 2y ago
More likely: the wrong answer would've shut out a profitable market rather than the practice. The EU is not the world. Anthropic seems to not mind blocking the EU for example.
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by Aerroon 2y ago
Mecha is never going to disappear. Mecha are great for toy sales.
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by Aerroon 2y ago
There was a relatively recent study that found that BMR has actually been dropping over the last 30 years. The difference in men was large enough (7% iirc) that it would explain most of the obesity epidemic. Why it's dropping is still
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by Aerroon 2y ago
I can't speak for LLMs, but I'm pretty sure that by this point I've seen more AI created fantasy elf images than I've seen non-AI ones. AI use has definitely exploded the number of fantasy images that I enjoy.
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by Aerroon 2y ago
Advancement of . The input data might be useful, but that doesn't mean it needs to enjoy copyright protection in every single avenue. That's why we have fair use. I can't really imagine an LLM not being transformative. >
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by Aerroon 2y ago
I think "no tech giants" is really a shorthand for "all the tech we use is non-European". All the websites, operating systems, devices, device components etc. Another effect of this is that the workforce doesn't gro
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by Aerroon 2y ago
Copyright protections exist explicitly for the advancement of the useful arts and sciences. This seems like an advancement to me. On that note, I would like someone to point out which bits in the model file contain the copy that's infr
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by Aerroon 2y ago
Because the world doesn't stand still. If you're stagnating then others pass you by. Why stagnate now? Why not the economy of the 60s? 70s? 80s? Today life is significantly better than back then. If Europe stagnates even more then
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by Aerroon 2y ago
> we the members of NATO sometimes sabotage other members, like when some pipes of the Nord Stream pipeline were destroyed two years ago. So... Or when NATO members wanted to build Nord Stream despite protests from other NATO members.
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by Aerroon 3y ago
> but few games will actually leverage this effectively for fun gameplay In my opinion this is a result of big mobs having poor performance. When players get to choose they seem to like having more mobs thrown at them. This can also be
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by Aerroon 3y ago
I've had this kind of windows performance too. It stopped with a newer GPU at the time. Before I got a new GPU the only solution I found was too turn off hardware acceleration on the video player.
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by Aerroon 3y ago
I'm not consuming the content on my phone, because the user experience of using these services on my phone sucks. Just the app vs website difference with urls is a difference in behavior I hate let alone all the UI differences that mak
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by Aerroon 3y ago
> The relations between human interests are too esoteric for current ML classifiers to understand. I would go further and say that it is impossible . Human interests are contextual and change over time, sometimes in the span of minutes
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by Aerroon 3y ago
The way I read that is that only 10% of the work is writing out the actual implementation that you're sticking with. How you get there isn't as important. Ie someone might want to take notes on paper and draw graphs while others m
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by Aerroon 3y ago
I have a large folder with stuff. It took over 30 seconds to open that folder because of windows defender. Then it would work fine for a bit, but that didn't last. I had to start excluding large folders from windows defender to actuall
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by Aerroon 3y ago
Do they also take this position about biological intelligence? Because humans most certainly have an alignment problem too.
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by Aerroon 3y ago
It reflects the importance of software. It's not like Europe foregoes using this software. No, we just use the American/Chinese software instead and become dependent on it.
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by Aerroon 3y ago
Are Russia and China actually worse on legal infrastructure when it comes to building software? Because I seem to use more Chinese software than European ones.
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by Aerroon 3y ago
But the reason for nuclear non-proliferation is to hold onto power. Abuse potential is a great excuse, but it applies to everyone . Current nuclear states have demonstrated that they are willing to indirectly abuse them (you can't inv
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by Aerroon 3y ago
Some people are convinced that it's due to a lack of vitamin K2 in the western diet (not K1). I personally believe this too, at least as a contributing factor. K2 is what pulls calcium from your blood into your bones (and teeth). It&#x

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