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3y ago
I love GPT, but it's a robot, not a Buddhist. And it can just as easily argue the opposite: 1. *Mindfulness and Awareness*: - While mindfulness meditation promotes non-reactivity, it doesn't necessarily mean one shouldn't
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Yours was the only comment they could have replied to, I think they were just excited to engage their own confirmation bias by pretending it answers questions. Look at the author on their website. "Tyler Durden". I don't thin
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3y ago
It's a little bit of both in my case
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>Why didn’t past generations consider these ramifications for future generations? 2000 must have seemed so far away, but now it’s so close I bet even in 2000 and beyond people will still be reading this comment. Maybe they will be cursin
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I've got a reddit history a decade back with "however", "likewise", "it's important to consider/remember". I have no doubt if I re-posted/commented some of my posts, I would be accused of be
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3y ago
My brother was almost denied clearance because he saw a therapist when he was mentally healthy yet personally struggling just to ensure that he didn't have any metal issues
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3y ago
TSA are not what I would consider Airport Professionals
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3y ago
We can walk and chew gum ya know?
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3y ago
Source?
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It wasn't put behind the counter because meth makers were buying out the entire supply and leaving people with colds with none. It was put behind the counter to attempt to minimize meth makers buying it at all.
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If that were true we wouldn't have needed to make OSHA
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China hiding evidence of a pandemic-grade virus is exactly why it spread globally before anyone was able to do Jack shit about it
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And are pretty cheap to produce relative to mine at this point
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3y ago
How much do you suppose you need to be paid for picking up the spoon and putting it in your mouth? Taking out the trash should be basic self maintenance
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3y ago
The feds would probably be able to use metadata and facial recognition comparison against existing CSAM databases to verify many such cases. And investigators would likely use hints such as the image resolution or comparison to other images
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3y ago
An AI that puts child faces on young adult bodies would still likely be considered AICSAM, and wouldn't need to be trained on any real CSAM
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I agree with almost all of this, but a lot of the people who point loaded guns at their crotches act like normal people at the range or shoot at unsupervised DNR land
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3y ago
Tbh that sounds like a lack of initiative on your part. Hearing out people's basic experiences is a good way to socially engage with people
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3y ago
Our free time is likely dwarfed by the labor spent on inefficient means towards inefficient ends if we're going to this level of analysis though
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3y ago
Lotta old redditors swapping over to other social media sites around then
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According to the International Energy Agency, cars emit between 57 and 322 gCO2-eq/pkm—compared to buses at just 22-92 gCO2-eq/pkm, and trains at 6-118 gCO2-eq/pkm. That metric meaning “grams of carbon dioxide-equivalent per
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They argue for "public transit, walking and bikes" according to their website. Bikes are mainly how they choose to protest, but they want accessible public transit. Your last sentence is phrased like a "gotcha" but seems
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This isn't Reddit.
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Why not take DNA from randomly selected trashcans, since discarded waste can be used to steal DNA https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/07/20/police... .
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3y ago
To have the social and physical capabilities to create and pass on the concepts of "fishing rod" and "car" as well as how to use them. We did start from scratch, after all. But I think the learning of simple, complex, ab
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Remember that people have decades of generalized training before becoming able to perform tasks with very simple instructions. I would consider years of pre-training to be acceptable if the model is usable and trainable quickly in practice
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It would still probably be a better carbon capture plan than capturing it for temporary use in the fuel supply as ethanol. But worse of a measure than just burying the trees
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"Get organized in your community" seems just as vague as "we need to change" when the response requires global action, in my opinion. Reading and commenting on articles is how many people process and understand the conte
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Maybe the part you're missing from my comment is that you have proven just as little yourself, and there is precedent for both. Because you want to ignore that and nitpick that I mentioned other apps doing the same thing, as if that pr
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After the Bambu malfunction, I'm imagining a thousand self driving cars backing through the garage door in the middle of the night and driving to a location creating massive traffic jams for everyone to wake up to
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