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3y ago
I fail to imagine the only way to destroy Hamas is by doing things like dropping bombs on refugee camps, for example? I mean considering Israel has had the upper hand and controls access to basic services, I can't imagine there aren&#x
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3y ago
Israel and the Palestinians did sign a peace agreement. Guess who stopped it by blowing up MANY busses... One guess... I also know that Israel are taking peoples homes and land. it doesn't justify terrorism but it's an act of a
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3y ago
I completely disagree with you. However I did share your exact viewpoint at some stage. At the start of this conflict I was all about revenge against Hamas. I still am. But Israel has taken it too far. They really are showing very little di
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3y ago
I suggest you look even further and realize both sides have committed horrific atrocities. I recently listened to the "Martyrmade" podcast and I couldn't believe it. There was a time when the British and Arabs were being driv
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3y ago
I've noticed some other funny things, maybe harmless but undesirable. One example was really really hard to spot. Once I queried GPT 3.5 for a function to do X, and it did pretty well, when I looked closer though, it had wrapped 90% of
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3y ago
What I don't get about the idea of an intelligence "explosion". In what direction should the intelligence explosion decide to go in and to what end? I mean you could say "in any direction", but that would seem kind
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3y ago
I was going to say the same thing. It seems missiles don’t solve all the things else there would be an “invasion” on going for 600+ days. I guess war is harder than Internet comments.
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3y ago
I’d pivot into crime and drugs if I had too survive. I’ll be eating no matter what. Not too worried.
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3y ago
ChadGPT ?
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3y ago
Well, good you have money for the reserved ticket :)
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3y ago
Pretty rare to be on the Shinkansen without being on the subway at least at some stage. Yeah, you've also not ridden a fully booked Shinkasen wit a non-reserved ticket...
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3y ago
I quite alcohol for a year. 10 months in. It is possible, new years resolutions can happen.
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3y ago
I want this.
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3y ago
It’s a barrier for me, I often think I should “outsource” something to ChatGPT and then I realise I’ve been lied to before. Apparently ChatGPT 4 is better but I’m not paying for it after my crappy experiences with 3.
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3y ago
Because travelling in Tokyo is wild. It’s extremely densely populated. If everyone took their luggage on the bullet train, there would be no room.
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3y ago
Because no one can predict the future. Maybe by this time next year it will have lost a bunch of money…
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3y ago
I love the way the cars are often “driving on water”. So perfect yet so wrong.
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3y ago
I feel the same, I just cannot imagine the value of this product reflecting reality. I think people are just so addicted to it, but in secret, if you're not an addict, it's confusing.
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3y ago
Seriously, we're living in a comedy TV show simulation. "ad density".
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3y ago
I've thought a lot about this myself, it's one thing to have an "AI" system tell you something, it's a very different thing to trust it without doing the (often arduous) task of verification.
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3y ago
What are you talking about?
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3y ago
Cars or self-driving cars ?
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3y ago
In Japan development might mean going out for drinks with the other company :)
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3y ago
Ban human drivers and lobby to have Waymo be the only legal way to drive. \s
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3y ago
I can't imagine why? Personally, Apple and now Kagi are the only companies I like to give money to. Apart from that, I like to donate time and money to open source.
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3y ago
You conscious thoughts might be asleep but some part of you is still "there" and operating or else you wouldn't be able to wake up and remember anything?
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3y ago
Actually, what I didn't mention is, the whole thing turned out really positive for me because I didn't self-harm, but I kind of came to a similar peaceful conclusion, but through studying philosophy. At some point I kind of just a
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3y ago
It is interesting isn't it? Because we have "AI" generating the image, but we still seem to want to "paint" or have control over the creative process. Prompts seem to be a new type of camera, lens or paintbrush.
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3y ago
I can't say the drug use caused it, but I and the rest of her friends are of the opinion that it contributed (we all have experience with psychedelics, mostly in our younger days) I mean a cup of coffee might push the wrong person ov
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3y ago
If you don't use a joke in the right context it loses it's humor :)
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