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by Tade0 1y ago
I chuckled seeing the one with stickers taken off of fresh produce. My SO bought me a whiteboard so that I would stop placing such stickers on random surfaces. I like to look at stuff personalized like that, but I would never settle on any
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by Tade0 1y ago
Framework is the only laptop regarding which I've had someone ask "what brand is this?". There's genuine interest (well, at least until they hear about the price) and I guess people intuitively understand that laptops do
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by Tade0 1y ago
Poland and the original wording is "kołczan prawilności". The "righteousness" in question is a calque from the Russian adjective "правильный", meaning "correct, right, proper" and originates from pris
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by Tade0 1y ago
Same. Meanwhile this looks like this sort of man-purse that in my corner of the world is referred to as something that loosely translates to "quiver of righteousness".
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by Tade0 1y ago
Don't underestimate the power of divide and conquer. Over here we had miners, farmers, steelmill and shipyard workers protesting due to similar reasons and for the majority the takeaway wasn't that those industries were in danger,
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by Tade0 1y ago
Exactly! Plenty of people have this mixed up.
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by Tade0 1y ago
Personally what I find off-putting is throwing around the term "dopamine". Yeah, there's a link and all, but why include this bit? > Dopamine can release for 'richly interpretable' situations Ok, and? I mean, Oh,
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by Tade0 1y ago
That's exactly the mechanism how they form. Happens to children as well.
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by Tade0 1y ago
The loss is not that much - approximately 3.5% per 1000km. IIRC the Changji-Guquan HVDC line reported around 8% over 3300km thanks to working at 1100kV. Extend that to 10k km and you're looking at approximately 25%, but if it's su
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by Tade0 1y ago
Funnily enough around a decade ago or so it was fashionable in some circles in Poland to eat kale and it brought all kinds of ridicule from people questioning the plant's purported benefits. A lot of the more recent examples of Polish
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by Tade0 1y ago
That's a specific problem that can be addressed. Here's a <1 minute summary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRvbh8xCi4w
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by Tade0 1y ago
Then I invite them to offer such a product. I would love to buy e.g. YouTube premium, but as far as I know they still collect my data for advertising purposes, they just don't show the ads. I want to buy privacy, but it's not offe
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by Tade0 1y ago
> All the back to the land decentralized survivalists solarpunk people can do just about everything except for rare earth refining. That's the part of solarpunk that can only happen in China because nobody anywhere wants that in the
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by Tade0 1y ago
The same report says that 90% of those kits are repairable and the most common failure point is the battery and also that the vast majority of users hold on to their devices in hopes of repairing them in the future, as there exists some kin
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by Tade0 1y ago
I had the same association. "You wouldn't cURL a border."
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by Tade0 1y ago
> How would the mind know which one it is? I'm not assuming it is without hard proof - that's my only argument. > Maybe your mind is being simulated right now. I'm experiencing consciousness right now, so that would hav
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by Tade0 1y ago
> and their internal state is no longer static and deterministic (and they become Turing complete!). But it's not the LLM that makes modifications in those databases - it just retrieves data which is already there. > Why would yo
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by Tade0 1y ago
The whole point of this experiment was to show that if we don't know whether something is a mind, we shouldn't assume it is and that our intuition in this regard is weak. I know I am a mind inside a body, but I'm not sure abo
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by Tade0 1y ago
But a simulated mind is not a mind. This was already debated years ago with the aid of the Chinese Room thought experiment.
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by Tade0 1y ago
Could it be that it was ordered to avoid a seahorse emoji type of situation? https://medium.com/@jasperhajonides/what-gpt-5s-seahorse-emo...
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by Tade0 1y ago
In my region, where the number of hours worked annually is 1800+ as per OECD, it's quite simply difficult. Employers expect full time availablity and would rather not have anyone fill that role than allow for this. My friend managed to
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by Tade0 1y ago
Let's also not forget about the haze of photochemical smog everywhere there are combustion vehicles. Today I walked by someone dropping off people from his diesel VW Passat B6. You could smell that thing from afar and it bothers me tha
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by Tade0 1y ago
Storage is booming in my very much coal-powered country with residential storage going from 115MWh to 670MWh over the course of 2024. As it stands it's enough to power the country for about two minutes, but that's two minutes gain
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by Tade0 1y ago
I've heard those celebrities talk about this. What they (willfully?) ignore is that law enforcement is already too understaffed to handle every child abuse case with proper care, so giving them even more cases to work with won't a
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by Tade0 1y ago
Mine was exclusively in Polish because it was some kind of demo version which lacked documentation and some functions. Fortunately most commands had TLA aliases and were highlighted in the editor, so I just generated all three-letter combin
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by Tade0 1y ago
As a father of two I would say "nope", primarily because you won't be deciding the rhythm. Best you can do is coordinate sleep with your partner so that there's at least one somewhat functioning parent at all times. As I
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by Tade0 1y ago
The first language I gained any proficiency in was Logo which, as an educational tool, was translated to my language and that felt to me like a 1960s understanding of communicating with an AI. I learned English via immersion as I was thrown
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by Tade0 1y ago
Google is definitely doing it. I was searching one term that later turned out to be an euphemism for suicide and what I got was something about wooden flooring made by this and that company.
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by Tade0 1y ago
> Is there really an "obsession"? There's somewhat of a debate about it throughout the European eastern block. Policing language is somewhat of a touchy topic around here. Personally I much more often stop saying certain
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by Tade0 1y ago
It is that unironically. 1. Users and, more importantly, makers of those tools can't predict their behaviour in a consistent fashion. 2. Requires elaborate procedures that don't guarantee success and their effect and its magnitude

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