NoPicklez

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by NoPicklez 5d ago
That's an odd take in my opinion. Is driving a car on your own ok at age 15? why 16 and not 15? Why not 14? It's ok to drink in Australia at 18 age, why not 17, or 16? Legal drinking age in the US is 21, why not 18 like it is in A
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by NoPicklez 10d ago
> “We need to stop treating kids as if they’re idiots” There is a balance here, yes kids are smarter than we probably give them credit for. But they're also more vulnerable when it comes to their social circles, as well as addictive
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by NoPicklez 10d ago
There is something I find strange about buying a display and as a feature to put that on the back of another display (Phone) for the purposes of reading. I'd rather have a separate device with a larger screen and take advantage of that
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by NoPicklez 10d ago
We're pretty crap in a capitalist society to think about those things ahead of time. Firstly, the idea that AI could "runaway" was simply a concept or a thought it wasn't baked into a real product that could do that. We&
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by NoPicklez 10d ago
Eventually like most things in tech it will become cheaper and the average person will have these capabilities. Right now they can't but they will.
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by NoPicklez 11d ago
Why don't you therefore just wait until indexing is done?
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by NoPicklez 11d ago
Tide pod challenge
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by NoPicklez 15d ago
Well no you get up to 256kbps and I've had my Airpods for over 4 years now with now issue in battery. Relax.
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by NoPicklez 15d ago
Its interesting though because I have a car with excellent speakers and I am extremely glad that I can plug my phone into my car and play music through the Lightning port, it sounds drastically different between that and playing it through
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by NoPicklez 16d ago
And so do you, its not a big deal
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by NoPicklez 26d ago
Carpenters and powertools sounds more like handwriting or typewriting vs using a computer to write. AI feels like something else entirely. You're not even doing the writing or the thinking, you're telling someone else to do it and
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by NoPicklez 1mo ago
If I am relying on the model to do the writing without any context or learning on how I want it to write then yes. However if I build skills that have learnt how to write in the way I want them to then I find they write very well, or at the
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by NoPicklez 1mo ago
And what would you do in any other car? You'd also maneuver a stalk which is almost no different from pressing a button
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by NoPicklez 1mo ago
Is says on their website they are experiencing elevated errors with top models but have a fix. You could Google this
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by NoPicklez 1mo ago
The average person isn't going to have a clean-room setup and we're not looking for perfect here just marginally better when it comes to a bedroom. If you put a standard sized air purifier with a HEPA filter in it into a room it w
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by NoPicklez 1mo ago
Its happening in other industries as well, as legal and contract management teams have stepped up their maturity in considering these things. I work in Consulting and we're seeing this across our industry as well. Multiple clauses popp
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
I've seen this across so many other subreddits as well /r/formula1 /r/cycling etc And its always very obvious that its an AI developed front end, they all look so similar. It's certainly software being develope
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
It depends on the reference data, case companies are of course good at measuring these things given everything that needs to match up when building a PC to begin with. Therefore I would assume that case manufacturers measure it but add on a
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
BF2 was great, BF3 was definitely better, not that there was anything at fault of BF2. I disagree with Fortnite and PUBG, whilst PUBG is a little clunky it did usher in a completely new game style AND importantly introduced much better situ
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
Nobody is saying it is okay.
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
I feel like its human psychology that as we get exposed to the world and we learn it, we feel like we form an understanding of the world around us at a sufficient level to survive in our current circumstances. Then we have all sorts of stim
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
Coming from Australia where current temperatures in London are normal summer temperatures here, it amazes me there's such push back in using air conditioning. I appreciate there are infrastructure differences, however our homes don&#x2
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
I like how the article points out that it's the small bits of overconsumption (e.g. Nutella) each day that amount to obesity. Add in less physical activity and eating less fibrous foods like vegetables and you're multiplying that
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
Also the fact that in one of the examples the individual simply ate no vegetables.
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
> He also worries restrictive diets could carry psychological risks for adolescents, whose relationship with food is still developing. As opposed to a relationship with food that causes overconsumption? Adolescents still form a relations
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
That's right. Further the SBS was introduced to allow more ethnic broadcasting of content not in English following the war in around 1970. Not a bad approach
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
Yet I can watch the world cup and the tour de france for free in Australia from SBS on TV and streamed online. So much greediness
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
It could be, but it also might not be? Most things have second order effects, having a consistent sleep schedule may allow more healthier second order effects based on a more regular sleep pattern than duration. Duration also doesn't m
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
Well in another example, I might put my arm out of the window and feel the wind moving fast on my arm and wrongly assume my car is going fast when it is simply windy and I am stationary.
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by NoPicklez 2mo ago
People don't actually think that's the case. However it is obviously an age in which we believe kids can start to have more agency over their own lives and make bigger decisions because they have matured (hopefully) enough to do s

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