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Loughla
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While I agree that music has become more homogenized and crap than ever before, I think Rick here is just applying incorrect beliefs to this process. I think the only point he makes that is valid is that finding signal through all the noise
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2y ago
Found family is just as valid as family. For those of us from toxic homes, found family is more important. The LGBTQ community was decades ahead of us on this.
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2y ago
Jesus can you relax? Sometimes statements aren't meant to be taken exactly literally. I don't mean to be hateful but what do you get out of being needlessly pedantic? Obviously there's more time actually spent on modern airli
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2y ago
I find it interesting that we're in a post truth society now, and it may not mean what I think it means. While considering your last paragraph I realized that post truth doesn't necessarily mean absence of fact. It's simply p
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2y ago
I agree with you, but it's just simply not how these things are being sold and marketed. We're being told we do not have to verify. The AI knows all. It's undetectable. It's smarter and faster than you. And it's jus
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2y ago
I've been sold AI as if it can do anything. It's being actively sold like a super intelligent independent human that never needs breaks. And it just isn't that thing. Or, rather, it is super intelligent but lacks any wisdom a
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>It is still mainly early adopters. I just disagree with this. Every b2b or saas is marketing itself as using hallucination free AI. We're waaaaayyyyyy past the early adoption stage, and the product hasn't meaningfully improved
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2y ago
AI is only useful for me if I have a good idea of what the answer might already be, or at least what it absolutely can't be. It helps me get to an answer a little bit quicker, but it doesn't perform any absolutely groundbreaking w
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2y ago
Where I live that's a pretty good salary.
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2y ago
What about rain and temperature?
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2y ago
This is one of many reasons I do not invest directly in stocks. I have enough b.s. to think about in my day to day life. Index funds for the win, I guess.
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2y ago
Alternate theory, both are true. Western societies took advantage of multiple other societies to plunder their treasures. Those same societies didn't have the infrastructure and/or care to preserve these things themselves. Sometim
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2y ago
What happens if I don't want to sell my shares? I don't understand how that works.
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2y ago
Do air conditioners matter if you don't have crops or livestock?
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2y ago
There is a difference between online interactions and in person interactions. There just is. I cannot be convinced otherwise.
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2y ago
How do I get a low skill high pay job? That sounds awesome.
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2y ago
Left
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2y ago
Yeah he really needed a comma. 20,000 Leagues, Under the Sea I think it reads cleaner.
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2y ago
They're mostly red squirrels.
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2y ago
At my parents house, the squirrels often kill and eat bluejays. I'm the winter they hide the wings in snow drifts. When the spring thaw comes there will be dozens of disembodied bird wings scattered around the yard. I thought it was co
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2y ago
I never understood why it's called a walled city. It doesn't have walls protecting it.
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2y ago
Metro but set in Kowloon would be shockingly good to play.
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2y ago
Is there that but in English?
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2y ago
I like the future offered by Iain Banks in the culture series. Nature isn't 'natural'by any sense of the word. But the advanced machines all tend to show an interest in maintaining natural spaces for humans to enjoy. And the
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2y ago
What? What great war did we all live through and what's being openly planned? I feel like either you're being dramatic or I'm waaaayyyyy more out of touch than I thought I was. Both are possible, so I need some clarification.
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2y ago
Can you provide some examples?
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2y ago
>to prevent both mourners and cadavers from different social backgrounds from mixing It's always fascinating reading about England's very complicated social class system. Other than the aristocracy being rich, does this still h
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Bingo. Nearly every time you see a special carve out for the ancient ancestors of any particular country that is wildly contrary to established theories, it's less science and more politics. This just happens to be China this time, ins
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Is the same thing. The agreement is giving it Wi-Fi access. If you say no, you deny Wi-Fi.
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2y ago
Mine only does that if I accidentally hit the TV+ button on the remote. So I took the remote apart and disconnected that button from the board. Problem solved. Otherwise it turns on quickly and it's just a dumb tv. Perfect.
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