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by Footnote7341 2y ago
This fear just seems ridiculous to me when you compare it to going on a train, bus, taxi rideshare, or just walking down the street.
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by Footnote7341 2y ago
Does anyone ever feel like they can enter too much of a flow state where you can solve a programming problem or an equation and not even consciously know what you just did and how it works
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
These plastic lenses pop up on youtube every couple of years, it would be a miracle of advertising if this guy manages to sell any.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
The Egyptian calendar didn't have leap days, so the 0.25 days per year difference had their calendar rotate completely through the seasons multiple times. A leap second is small now just like a leap 6 hours is. But it adds up.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Such a vanishingly small percentage of the images its not even worth calculating. Of course search engines also contain these links, LAION-5B only contains links not images as well.... protect the kids!!! or something. Can we do a scandal a
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
And I'm not going to support the inevitable law that has a LLM scan all of my digital communication either. no matter how they wrap it up in a bow of public safety. The world is safer every year, yet somehow there's more and more
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Yes words can be used for harm too, and there's very strict rules for how the government can regulate and investigate speech. I'm saying the same should be true for money.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
You fail to see what the problem is here. The problem is freedom eroding banking laws that do peer into my fruit transactions. They should be first challenged in the courts. Calling for violence isn't legal either, doesn't mean we
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Why is it always child abuse.... I'm so glad the fertility rate is dropping so maybe ill finally get a breath of fresh air and we can do away with some of these scare tactics once there's none left to abuse.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Justify to me where my rights should end on the spectrum of trading someone a piece of fruit for another piece of fruit, or giving him precious metals for it, or giving him fiat, or giving him electronic dollars, or giving him monero. pleas
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Yes bing image creator uses two different levels of filters, one for the prompt and one for the output. gpt image creator does the same thing, as does the dalle-3 API
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
People should have the human right to use their money anonymously in ways that they want, as an abstraction of cash, as an abstraction of human value.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
It will be interesting to see what the government can do here. Can they use their powers to get their hands on the most data? im still skeptical because new techniques are going to give an order of magnitude efficiency boost to transformer
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Why? What is going to happen to someone if they see inappropriate content? they will learn of the existence of sex and swearwords?
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
The people I live with are extremely anxious to even let their CATS outside, there is no way anyones letting their kids run around the street anymore. It's pure social pressure.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
what I am resenting is the misinformation false-narratives about workers who get tipped.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
The biggest myth is that of poor service workers being paid under minimum wage and relying on your tips to survive the reality is that attractive waitresses make up to FIVE TIMES the take home nightly pay of workers in the back in tips. tip
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Isn't it illegal to save, view, or post, the new zealand shooting in NZ and Australia. Add those hashes to the list too why not... the exact same twisted logic that we use in this crusade surely it would apply to videos of people getti
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
completely ineffective, the more you research the more bits of information you realize are leaking off every single thing that makes you unique. your gait, smell, heart-beat (detectable at range), posture etc are all just as identifiable by
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Cleansing the data-set is what has made the last 2 releases of stable diffusion duds. Even though its much less technically advanced, the latest version without censorship still beats everything else out.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
Yes and it appears to be some kind of weird work around where 23andme doesn't explicitly work with them. This exact technique was used to readdress some serial killer cases recently. https://www.cbc.ca/news/world&#
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
While we're talking about the privacy implications of sending your DNA to be sequenced 'for fun'. 23andMe already work with law enforcement, and the data science is getting good enough that they can figure out your identity i
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
There is a reason that FDR fully intended to fight a pacific war years before pearl harbor ever happened. Japan doesn't just attack Hawaii because they were deranged.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
There was zero threat to CONUS during WW2. If you understand that FDR was planning on fighting a pacific war long before pearl harbor it makes a lot more sense.
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
I agree with you that the US does not have the political legitimacy for conscription right now, and its surprising that they did for WW1, WW2, Korea, and Vietnam. None of those conflicts were existential for the US, they were all power play
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
We're going to have state I.D to use any popular website alongside remote attestation and you guys are cheering us along the path there with cases like this
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
It became a trend among some data scientists maybe 5 years ago to start recording every keystroke they made on their PC. I'm kind of jealous now when that data is actually kind of useful. I have a large 30,000 image collection of anime
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
One of the explicit dynamics to 'diversity as a target' is exposing talented rich kids to poor minorities that are more likely to fail (non-meritorious selection) and then allow them to network with rich influential families (lega
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
The real answer is that the scientific method is based on observation so it is incapable of examining what lies behind those observations, consciousness. We do not have the scientific tools to know if a simulated brain experiences things. W
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by Footnote7341 3y ago
The most elite colleges already pre-empted this ruling by rapidly moving towards non-merit based admissions they will just make it so you can't really tell if they are using affirmative action or not instead of having it be explicit.

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