TylerLives

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by TylerLives 3y ago
Facial asymmetry, testosterone (thick eyebrows, baldness), weight, piercings, tattoos, unnatural hair colors etc. surely have some correlation with being a serial killer?
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by TylerLives 3y ago
Over the years, I've seen many posts like this one. I've joined a few groups myself and every single one of them died in a few days or weeks. What brings people together is a shared activity (and shared values/interests). You
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by TylerLives 3y ago
In this hypothetical scenario, immortalists would always outcompete deathists, so this wouldn't really be an issue.
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by TylerLives 3y ago
While Serbian government is also very corrupt, Kosovo has its own government now, made up entirely (to my knowledge) of Albanian people who conquered it.
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by TylerLives 3y ago
>The idea is that once enough people with a particular ideology move to a region, their votes can begin to alter regional policies and state laws. Does anyone else find this a bit strange? How will people of Montenegro[0] see this conque
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by TylerLives 3y ago
It doesn't seem to be very effective - https://www.kotaku.com.au/2023/03/man-arrested-after-making-...
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by TylerLives 3y ago
>Progress in LLMs has come much more rapidly than expected I hear this very often, but I'm not sure, what were the expectations 10 years ago? What are the expectations for the next 10 years?
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by TylerLives 3y ago
Using one of open source models without these restrictions would be much better.
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by TylerLives 3y ago
"Regulated" means that you can't use it but they (the government and companies working for it) can. Whether that's a good or bad thing is debatable, but that's what it means.
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by TylerLives 3y ago
Why are no examples provided?
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by TylerLives 3y ago
Great questions. I'm busy right now, but I promise to go through the article in the next few days and respond. I'm open to having my mind changed, though I must admit I started feeling better when I started following Ray Peat&#x27
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by TylerLives 3y ago
A different take on PUFAs - https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/unsaturatedfats.shtml
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by TylerLives 3y ago
Minimizing sugar might be bad for your health - https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/glycemia.shtml
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by TylerLives 3y ago
This is amazing. It's much more interesting when you enter your own responses, but autogenerated ones are also useful sometimes. Is it a finished project or do you have plans for future updates?
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by TylerLives 4y ago
Do you think the outcome of the war matters when evaluating the actions of the international community in Ukraine? For example, if millions of people die in Ukraine as a consequence of war that was only possible because NATO decided to arm
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by TylerLives 4y ago
Does anyone know how they used the slurs?
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by TylerLives 4y ago
>I tend to check the age difference between the earliest and latest commits because that lets me be sure it's not a project that someone spent a couple weeks coding up I doubt anyone would do this, but commit date can be arbitrarily
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by TylerLives 4y ago
They never had the launch codes.
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by TylerLives 4y ago
I think the fear is that you'll see a lot more of them in the future if they're allowed.
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by TylerLives 4y ago
That sounds better. I think being indifferent is the most reasonable position, because it's impossible to compare existence to nonexistence.
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by TylerLives 4y ago
>they think it's disgusting selfishness and that they are victims of it Not agreeing with the original point, but what's the alternative? You can't be nonexistent. "parents brought them into the world" this seems
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by TylerLives 4y ago
My prediction seems to be coming true - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34196705
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by TylerLives 4y ago
Is there anything specific about Twitter here, or is it just the most popular? I don't see why they couldn't do the same on Facebook, Telegram or some other platform.
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by TylerLives 4y ago
Not a native English speaker, but my understanding is that the word "equity" is now used specifically to mean "equality of outcome", which is incompatible with giving everyone an equal chance. I found an article[0] expla
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by TylerLives 4y ago
>what if avoiding death ends up taking exponentially more resources as one gets older, and society becomes a superorganism oriented around keeping a small number of egos alive for as long as possible What is society oriented around now?
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by TylerLives 4y ago
The Ancient City - Numa Denis Fustel de Coulanges If you're interested in what life in ancient Greece / Rome was like. The author does a very good job at not going into too much detail and boring the reader, while still telling yo
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by TylerLives 4y ago
You're right. I wanted to make a point how it's possible to have an objective comparison between life forms, but I judged simple life forms too quickly. I still think there are some obstacles simple life forms won't be able t
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by TylerLives 4y ago
I think simpler life forms have no chance of surviving long term. Though now that I think about it, you could say caring about that is anthropocentric too. I don't think it's possible to truly be objective because it would require
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by TylerLives 4y ago
Given how long it takes for complex life forms to develop, and how other planets known to us don't seem to have any life at all, I think it's reasonable to prefer the existing life to the future potential life, even from a non-ant
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by TylerLives 4y ago
But how do you use that to cause actual harm? Most websites would ban such content, and I doubt ChatGPT could convince many people to become racist. Other user gave an interesting idea: they could use it to trick you into disliking some gro

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