DeWilde

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by DeWilde 4y ago
> Hate speech, extremism, misogyny and misinformation are well-known byproducts of the internet. It is a well known fact that, before the internet, these things didn't exit.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Deep geothermal isn't practical as it seems due to the small conductivity of heat for rocks that are cooled off to produce steam.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
The trouble isn't renting those GPUs but it was finding that number of GPUs closely connected to each other for the duration of the training process. The founder said that this is not quite as possible with most public clouds and that
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Entry level tasks of yesteryear != entry level task of today.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Policing is only one part of the equation and I doubt that violent gangs can be broken up without resorting to tough measures. The trick is that this needs to be combined with social policies to disincentivize repeat offenders and to preven
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by DeWilde 4y ago
> Sounds like they are taking steps to make sure whoever was chosen for layoffs were not chosen for racist reasons. Doing so is illegal and makes little sense to put it in a public announcement. Might as well state that they don't i
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by DeWilde 4y ago
This is my experience even in some of the poorer parts of Europe. You describe stolen items or provide photos of them and the police usually have a rough idea of who might have stolen it or have recently arrested someone in possession of yo
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by DeWilde 4y ago
What are the health impacts of meat?
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Also, unlike DALL-E, SD comes without a content filter and "anti-bias diversity" filter so it gives you what you ask and treats you as an adult.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
The lack of filter is why CNN can only dream to have Rogan's viewership numbers. Maybe we don't need to water down every piece of information and discussion that exists.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I don't mean to be depressing, but what is the point of life? Like an ultimate goal or something that you must achieve? It doesn't seem to be a one, except for the ones that we set for ourselves, which is usually trying to live as
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Try not to think about that too much, you can't change the past and you only have the present. Once you realize that you can start enjoying the present moment doing whatever you like and can. If you start coding everyday now in a few y
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by DeWilde 4y ago
As someone who believes in Darwinism I think this is good as it will only accelerate shifting any meaningful research into the labs of private multi-billion companies. Will this be good for us, the public? Probably not but only the capable
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Maybe my standards are too low but the fact that we don't have societal wide unrest, mass murders, famine, revolutions and the like that was pretty common just 100 years ago is good enough to provide for an environment where scientific
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by DeWilde 4y ago
The second issue is why I think we won't see our societies self led until we have technology that can prevent tirany of the majority. This has been an issue with democracy as long as it has existed, Socrates is one of the victims of th
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by DeWilde 4y ago
My hopes for the future are the same. However, until we get there, the current system is quite good at maintaining a stable society with increasing gains in technological development and social welfare. It is far from perfect or ideal, and
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Are our societies ready for a real democracy, that is a direct vote on all issues type of self-governing rule where anything can be put up to a vote including votes for execution of members of the society? Or did you mean something else?
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Cool, thanks for pointing this out :).
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Any source for this claim of unsustainability of current food production?
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Highly processed is almost always synonymous with the types of food that are considered bad for your health. From WP [0]: "he term ultra-processing refers to the processing of industrial ingredients derived from foods, for example by e
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Spinning up a process takes some time, adds up across many requests.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Funny how FKK is also synonymous with brothels in Austrian and Germany. Also, this article have me a flashback of when I was very young and in Dubrovnik, passing by a nudist beach and seeing naked people all around. Was a shock at that age.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
You can always accept the risk, even if you can't mitigate or avoid it you can live with it. Why do you assume that people who are willing to drive for 8 days with around 8 hours of sleep, supported by teams are not aware that there mi
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Rider is free for students and that is how I started using it. Also, VS Code with OmniSharp isn't that bad for smaller projects for development and is pretty good for debugging for apps of all sizes (my 2 year experience with it). So t
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I use Rider on my Ubuntu machine and the dev experience for me, is even better than using VS2022 on Windows.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
If its dangerous only to drivers, and the drivers are aware of the dangers, why should it be banned? Some people love spending their time doing stuff that is inherently dangerous, even if it means that they might not live as long as the res
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I just add "forum" to my query and it returns results from all kinds of forum.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Currently NS1 is blocked under the excuse of repairs. Now that could be true, but it could also be a showcase from Russia of what it can inflict. So yeah, option 2 it is.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I share the sentiment regarding Russia's fascist regime but it seems much more realistic that the EU will just silently walk back on the embargoes. After all, if the populace gets too uneasy with higher energy bills the politicians won
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I wasn't referring to this movie in particular but just culture in general. But that also applies to this movie if the creators ideology hasn't leaked into it. Haven't watched so can't say.

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