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ChatGTP
3y ago
This has nothing to do with living a carefree life, this whole AI initiative is so tech companies can extract more money from their products. Don’t want to pay for content ? Well we have “solved that”…
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ChatGTP
3y ago
I personally think we should eliminate poverty, war and have a 3 day work week. We don't seem to like that idea for some reason.
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3y ago
Sadly, I don’t think this is how capitalism works…
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3y ago
I've had pretty good luck with wax cotton from fjallraven...
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ChatGTP
3y ago
So US scientists have some type of moral superiority ?
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ChatGTP
3y ago
Because China is a new global super power on many fronts including science, engineering and manufacturing ?
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ChatGTP
3y ago
I once read a quote, I can't remember where, it might've been in a Buddhist text but it was something like: Your body does not belong to you, it's not yours to abuse. It does not belong to the ego. I never thought of it this
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3y ago
I guess this is what happened after "the bomb" was developed ? The US could hold the world at ransom.
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3y ago
Punched in the gut vs curb stomped...hmmm
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ChatGTP
3y ago
Is it, imagine saying this to your kids, "Hey Sam, your sister totally curb stomped you at practice today..."??
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3y ago
Curious why you needed to inject the violent overtones in your comment, "curb stomped? We're building tools to help us augment our intelligence, I don't see anyone getting "curb stomped"? If intelligence leads to mo
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3y ago
It really stands to reason that at some point these systems will just be "too smart" and we won't find any value in something that much more intelligent. It's like a 4 year old trying to understand a seasoned professor e
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3y ago
So we don’t bother?
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Guerrilla Gardening
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3y ago
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3y ago
This assumes robots would want to be friend with each other, because robots. They'd probably wipe each other out very efficiently too and they would probably be able to do it without the use of weapons, it would just be cyber warfare.
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3y ago
I thought the same thing, the hangover is a major deterrent for me. If that is taken away I think people are just going to drink much more and make themselves sicker.
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3y ago
You might already know this but a lot of no-alcohol beers are also low or no carb and they contain artificial sweetener to make them test better. I been having no-alcohol beer with some sugar in it (93 cals a bottle). It's way way more
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3y ago
Comments like this used to matter, now it’s also starting to sound like it’s own form of denial. I’m not attacking you but let’s face it, we’re cooking our environment and all all other creatures are suffering. The best we can say is, “at l
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3y ago
Use you’re imagination I guess, we can’t do the same things and expect different results.
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3y ago
This is a good point, but is much being done while a democrat is in charge? Seems like Joe has squandered the best part of another term. Amendment: I didn't mean he is doing nothing, or a bad job, but he could even just address the UN
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3y ago
Can you elaborate a bit more?
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3y ago
I have felt this too. Young SV valley tech bros seem to be trying to build whatever they saw at the movies. This includes some movies with very bad outcomes unfortunately.
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3y ago
Another day passes, another day nowhere near enough is being done to get on top of this situation. If the US government had any brains, they'd be setting up a WW2 style mobilization against climate change and moving towards almost imme
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3y ago
It would be fun is your feed could e recommended by other humans and or friends. I find my Netflix feed to be complete trash so some other approach would be nice.
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3y ago
This is assuming there will always be demand for lithium ? What if we discover something else?
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3y ago
I feel exactly the same. My instincts tell me we're still screwing up the environment, just in a different way. All the lithium, the cobalt, what do we do with it later? Put it back where we got it from? What about the tire dust, micro
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3y ago
ML talent for? There search is absolute trash, so maybe they could work to use ML to solve that? I'm so sick of Google I just paid for Kagi.
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3y ago
You know where it's going dude...to the military and law enforcement. It's completely naive to think otherwise. Advanced robotics might be used to unpack your dishwasher, or save kittens stuck in trees, but we know where the $$$ l
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3y ago
Why does Google actually build stuff like this? What is their actual end game and how does it relate to what they actually do as a business? They're an advertising company with a mission to "organize the worlds information",
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3y ago
Boom
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