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by Borrible 3y ago
ChatGPT with GPT-4 gives me the litany without any problems.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Ah, the Ourobous Language Problem.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Booking a seat on a floating wreck between Tunisia and Greek would have been much more adventurous. And cheaper.
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by Borrible 3y ago
So, two brains doing similar things with a common symbolic system in the same context show the same wave pattern... Why should they be different, again?
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by Borrible 3y ago
Law Enforcement has an alignment problem?
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by Borrible 3y ago
Do you presume to criticize the Great Oz? You ungrateful creatures! Think yourselves lucky that I'm giving you an audience tomorrow, instead of twenty years from now! Oh! TheGreat Oz has spoken! Oh! Pay no attention to that man behind
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by Borrible 3y ago
Etsy AI NFT's anyone?
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by Borrible 3y ago
Take a die with six to twenty sides and assign a belief system/worldview to each number. Roll the dice twice, first for the belief system/worldview, the other for the number of months you live by it. Of course, you can vary the p
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by Borrible 3y ago
Not to mention in that case he could have blamed the drug dealer, the women, or their pimps.
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by Borrible 3y ago
"ignorantia legis neminem excusat" Black's Law Dictionary, 5th Edition, pg. 673 JudgeChat: I AM THE LAW.
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by Borrible 3y ago
They should raise the price, it's a Veblen good.
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by Borrible 3y ago
At least it wasn't spend on drugs and women.
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by Borrible 3y ago
The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters. Or mimoids.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Those witty little buggers are also serious cannibals. They even use to torture and eat themselves after mating. Early death after reproduction probabbly increases the chances of survival for the offspring. Neither intelligence nor consciou
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by Borrible 3y ago
Nice, reminds me of the eating habits of some leeches. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fGGz6d3vC4
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by Borrible 3y ago
Entomophthora muscae is not the last of them with all the gifts. There is also Ophiocordyceps unilateralis for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vijGdWn5-h8 Cordyceps sinensis on the other hand, another entomopathoge
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by Borrible 3y ago
Phase IV is clearly underrated and widely unknown, yes. But Westworld, Omega Man, Logans Run, Silent Running, Soylent Green and Invasion of the Body Snatchers?
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by Borrible 3y ago
Dandelions. I hate them, ugly and naughty. If you do not pay attention, they grow over your head. I rot them out, boil them alive into a soup, along with the goutweed, nettles, parsley and chives. Now and then I also mix this ineradicable b
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Siemens Synthesizer – Studio for Electronic Music(en.wikipedia.org)
12 points by Borrible 3y ago|1 comments
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by Borrible 3y ago
I have always admired the modesty of Mammon temples, though.
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by Borrible 3y ago
A: "Is it human?" B: "Nah, can't be.It's too nice." I've always thought of the Turing test as an emotional 'feels right' test to find out if something is like us.
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by Borrible 3y ago
And here I thought to hallucinate meaning was the whole point of humans. To believe and to claim to be something different from the rest of the universe. The absurdist thing is, exactly that very act of hallucination proves her content, to
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by Borrible 3y ago
Remembering changes memory. It embeds what is remembered in a current context. Did Plato take this into account?
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by Borrible 3y ago
Your friend should talk to an expert. Like, say... ChatGPT...
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by Borrible 3y ago
Pondering an AI book blurb expander/review reverse engineerer Take the blurb and some reviews of a book you're interested in, feed it to an AI, and let it write your own version. Could be fun. Of, course a lot of blurbs and revie
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by Borrible 3y ago
That is nothing.Wait until the stars are right. https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bcs3_b3VXSU
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Online consumers at risk from ‘intelligent’ price manipulation(ox.ac.uk)
5 points by Borrible 3y ago|0 comments
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Autism: Is It in the Water?(medscape.com)
3 points by Borrible 3y ago|0 comments
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by Borrible 3y ago
Bitmarck may not be able to protect all data, but it can protect its reputation. Rest is silence. In January 2023, there was already a security breach where they managed to make sure that no one in the broader public was interested. Bitmarc
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by Borrible 3y ago
I always liked the idea and think O'Reagan's short is the best take on it. A black and white version set in Les Deux Magots, Sartre and Beauvoir at a table in the background, would be nice. https://www.mit.edu/peop

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