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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Put this on your main, homie. I dare you.
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Ok but if you're halfway through The Land Before Time you can tell if you're gonna be interested in the rest without forcing yourself to slog through it.
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Nothing downward about Google making sure advertisers can advertise to an audience likely to buy the product instead of truly random ad distribution either.
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Let's not pretend a bad thing is equally bad as a significantly worse thing just because it's also bad please
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Pretty sure it was referenced in Game of Thrones which introduced it to a whole new group of people, typically more online than the origins of the phrase, and popularized it's use on Reddit/Twitter for being a hilarious and origi
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Sounds like the common denominator is people rather than the technology we use
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
>Rationing care, deciding who lives or dies, underpaying doctors and nurses till the best ones quit and the remaining have any care burned out of them This is literally happening under the current system now. My cancer treatment plan, sh
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
You sound pretty damn confident for being so wrong. Are you a language model or human? And how sure are you of your answer? ;)
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Homie you're the only one talking about Skype. How many times do they need to say "OpenAI" before that clicks?
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
If you mean the retroreflective stuff, that's because it requires a bright flash to work. Modern digital cameras now are generally good enough to not require flash for a good picture, even in low-light conditions, so paparazzi don&#x27
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
You might be able to do "counter strike" and "ct" but "terrorism" as a word might be banned, even in the context of "counter-terrorism"
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
People in my state were using GPT3 to write letters to our representatives citing completely fake gun laws and precedent for their disapproval with a candidate and "proof" they're infringing on the 2nd amendment. None of them
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Didn't ask + you're a troll Wow, look how constructive that was for conversation! /s
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Saying it again because I'm seeing it again. GPT accusations, especially unsubstantiated GPT accusations, should be automatically flagged. There are better ways to disagree with a user, better ways to report GPT written spam comments,
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Not gonna lie, GPT accusations, especially unsubstantiated GPT accusations, should be automatically flagged. There are better ways to disagree with a user, better ways to report GPT written spam comments, and better ways to shut down a conv
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
I would also consider mass literacy and the means to store information, such as pencils and digital documents, to be transformative on their own.
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Active noise cancelling that allows some sounds through (speech, horns, other vehicles) could work, no?
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
If we're pushing goalposts, let's ban pencils and keyboards for that exact reason. Running local language models at least require a few hundred bucks more in startup costs and far more electricity than a word document or a noteboo
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Is it? All the rednecks I know love plinking cans in the trailer park or state land behind where they live. Join them plinking for an afternoon, you'll realize they aren't that uptight as long as you're respectful
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
I can follow these goalposts. They're already in gut microbiomes. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29763555/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32374590/
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
That's not AI, it's a Photoshop. https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/19arde/foot_model/ People put silly pics in their profiles and memes sometimes. If someone has this as their only p
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
It's difficult for bugs to gnaw on solid wood, too. Termites still cause billions in damages a year.
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
YoDoIt, the iFixIt knockoff, always gets a laugh from me
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
It breaks them down into their atomic components and enables bacteria that can straight up digest plastic. The issue from this is that we rely on plastics not being degradable for a lot of the properties we use it for. Imagine if bugs got t
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
The tokens that make up rare words would still likely be just as rare as the words.
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
If it helps you feel better, as a they/he, being referred to as "she" doesn't offend me so much as it might confuse people I present more masculine around. Sometimes it even feels like it validates the androgynous/f
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
Most cars are able feel when they crash into things. Usually that means it's too late to react to it. https://wellsve.com/products/electrical-lighting-body-system... .
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
I mean, was your pedantry that they are responding to fun? I found theirs a bit more amusing as well.
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
It's reasonably complex while not typically being overwhelming in my experience
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by Kerb_ 3y ago
You don't think it's likely that the regular 5 minute stops were the first warning sign and most common time he restarted his car after a short interval? Especially vapor lock on a hot day when one is likely to buy ice cream? Mayb

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