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GenericPoster
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>The goal is to make sure that women don't underperform on anything. I'm really trying to be charitable on your intent but comments like these really make it difficult. If you look at the past couple of centuries, women have be
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So for that second example, what questions were being asked, that men could consistently outperform women on? And doesn't removing those questions even the playing field? For example, men watch a lot more sports than women (I don'
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>When an artificial womb is invented that can allow a baby to grow to term the dynamic will be forever changed. Can you elaborate on this and what impact this artificial womb will have?
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Unfortunately, I think they and the people agreeing with him are actually being serious. I wonder if this is something they picked up through their lived experience or if they're just stuck in some sort of bubble. >"our entire
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3y ago
Assuming that humans actually need something to fight against. Then it's a good thing that we're making up reasons to do so. It's better than terrorizing innocent people halfway across the globe or even those that are closest
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Why? Are they being forced to marry the polygamists?
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What? No one is being forced into gay marriage. And as long as they're consenting adults they can have whatever non traditional arrangements they want. I'm having trouble understanding where this slippery slope is coming from. It&
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3y ago
The topics are definitely fringe but I'm sure you could find some forum or site that discusses it but I think you have things backwards. It's not that most people wouldn't dare to talk about these ideas in polite company. It&
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I completely agree. For simple or short conversations, the models are similar enough, even for the low parameter models. But as the conversation gets more complicated, the difference between the models becomes more obvious. The benchmarks u
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How much information is actually picked up by listening to this compared to normal? I can listen to lofi without paying attention but Sagan isn't something that you can learn by osmosis. Or is the purpose of this to be an actively list
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I'm not going to add more 'noise' with my story but I would like to share some insights that I've come across intentionally and unintentionally. A lot of this isn't good advice. But if you're feeling incredibly
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4y ago
> stor[ies] where MC has inside knowledge just get’s really repetitive after reading a few. Agreed. The series may start off fun or interesting but the novelty eventually wears off and you're left with a mediocre plot and generic ch
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Ask HN: As these AI models get better, how do we continue to live?
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Agreed. Especially after reading the below snippet. My sympathy went out of the window. > My life has been spent working long days, nights, and weekends, putting in whatever effort was required to get the job done. My wife resided in Nor
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4y ago
Interesting. I took a stab at your prompt and SD really struggles. It just completely ignores part of the prompt. Even craiyon puts in an effort to at least complete the entire prompt. The bison is very realistic at least. So maybe the futu
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What are the results when you describe "a person without bones receiving a massage"?
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> People on hacker news are extremely naive at career management. This is all the worst advice I have ever seen in my life. Agreed. It's obvious that the boss doesn't want to work and is just dragging OP along. The OP already s
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See, your comment makes sense and is a valid point. I do agree that the world was a more violent place and I don't think monogamy is the reason that women had it bad (most likely has to do with a patriarchal culture and an uneducated p
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What is the point of this comment? The topic that was being discussed was >I’m betting on monogamy since that has worked for thousands of years. The reply asked worked for who? Then out of nowhere you're talking about men being kil