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From guide linked above: > It is remarkable that such large multi-lingual model is openly available for everybody. Am I the only one thinking that this remark is a insight into societal failure? The model has been trained on global freel
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And if the claim isn't true? Did anyone in government actually verify it? Did the drug trade stop? If the claim is true, shouldn't the 100€ note also be taken out circulation? In fact, all notes? Where does one draw the line? Perh
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It's the same wierd argument why they got rid of 500€ note - only criminals use them for drug deals. As if the drug trade slowed because they banned the note. No, the trade will continue as long as there are buyers and stuff for humans
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Olaf Scholz - the countries leader - is involved in the largest tax evasion scandal in the country - CumEx. He knew about it and did nothing to prevent it. What kind of example does that set for the small business people in the country? Th
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My approach is cute or funny names based on abbreviations, e.g.: - trump - totally reversible universal manipulation protocol - Biden - booked Internet device expense network That way a cute name has a meaning. Additionally one can change t
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What exactly is the difference between idling, daydreaming, meditating, musing or sitting on sofa with eyes shut and profound boredom? Aren't all these activities doing the same thing, giving the brain pause to calm down, to refocus. P
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It's a bit to do with any academic endeavour, give something common and simple a profound name and you can write a paper describing it.
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It is ironic that I came to HN in my boredom and read this thread. Discovered that there are two kinds of boredom! Thank you boredom and HN for making my boredom strangely productive.
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Human: Hey ChatGPT, how do we fix the climate catastrophe? ChatGPT: Much scientific evidence points to a human cause for climate change. Applying the rule of cause and effect in reverse would provide a possible solution. It's when Chat
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Predicting the future is about convincing someone today and not being right tomorrow.
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As children we discover the wheel before we are told it's a wheel. Sometimes we discover fire before we are told it burns. Our personal world is full of rediscovery. Recently I discovered Carl Jung because he said: > Make the uncons
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Work -> money -> freedom -> happiness. Elon Musk is the happiest person alive. QED.
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Some problems don't need a therapist, e.g. Problems with people can be best dealt with (sometimes) by talking to those very same people. I guess that's what I meant, some problems simply need good friends.
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I think therefore I am unhappy.
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I'm on a 7DWW and couldn't be happier. I work my own stuff, do whatever happens to be important for me in the now, and trust in myself that I will reach my goals. This redefines "work" as being something that isn't
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I was just going say/write the same, smart people see both sides of an argument, see the good but experience the societal bad and generally spend more time reflecting, aka worrying.
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> And therapy. Therapy really helps. I think everybody should go to therapy Friends. I think everyone should have good friends they can talk to. If not, then go to therapy.