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Wissenschafter
2y ago
Yes, let's just focus on small stuff we already do instead of the big elephant in the room of automated cars with less human error... Sometimes I can't even on this website with supposedly some of the smartest folks.
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2y ago
Did these studies that show that these supplements don't reduce mortality, were they done in such a way where they are measuring the multiple supplements that are received through sun exposure at the same time? No? Didn't think so
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2y ago
Did this study factor in supplementing for other things sunlight provides, i.e. the nitric oxide? If not, then it's a poor study in relation to supplementation as a means of obtaining the benefits of sun exposure.
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2y ago
Ok, just add L-Arginine supplementation then...
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2y ago
Is this comment sarcastic or a joke or something? China...
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2y ago
>but wildly off-base to everyone else. Sure thing, except no. The only assertion that is wildly off-base is yours.
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2y ago
Bizarre, this is the first I've encountered the concept of someone thinking Neanderthals and Denisovans were "Human".
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2y ago
>I'd be fine letting those people walk out the front door along with the CEO that was just fired. Guess you'd be fine being the board over a company that now only consists of a board. Thumbs up.
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2y ago
Isn't DNA in itself a machine of dubious abilities? It's only functional because what functions is what survives, imagine the amount of 'unsurvived' because of how shit the code is.
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2y ago
This is funny considering the whole streaming ecosystem. You might be out of touch.
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3y ago
How is it depressing? Relativity of simultaneity implies the universe is basically a giant crystal, future and past both actually exist. They almost have to for relativity of simultaneity to be the way it is. That means everything happening
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3y ago
Does society have an obligation to maintain a plethora of 'Poor Creatives'? What if a portion of society just decided that they must absolutely be paid for their hobby, or rich people are evil. Capitalism has really done a number
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3y ago
The two are inherently incompatible to me. I don't understand how you can hold those positions. To me, being against AI is pretty much 'evil'. You support humans existing in a barbaric existence like animals, suffering. I sup
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3y ago
I'm not a selfish asshole, just a normal asshole. Yeah, I'm going to be affected by my job also being automated, everyone will. It's not a field specific problem. It's a societal paradigm change.
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3y ago
I did reply to the comment, you didn't even ask a question. What is your point? Also, I will vaguely attack people. I don't care. Stupid people and things annoy me and I don't have a filter for it. Sue me.
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3y ago
A mine is just as natural as an antill. It's your perspective that is the unnatural one. Humans are not separate from the nature we exist in.
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Wissenschafter
3y ago
I sound naive? Have you even read any Marx?
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Wissenschafter
3y ago
Yes, it is; it's as irrational as seamstresses complaining about looms.
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3y ago
It's crazy you think we don't want our jobs automated away. The whole point of automation is to reduce human labor. Mind boggling people literally choose to want to have to labor even if it is no longer necessary.
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3y ago
I'm not saying it's a bad thing, it's just so unexpected that every time I see it it fascinates me.
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3y ago
I'm 30, you sound older. I did my education in philosophy and physics and I'm a data engineer at a F200. I think you couldn't be more wrong, and out of touch. You sound like Kaczynsky. I love technology because it's inte
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3y ago
I'm always dumbfounded by the luddites on hackernews, it blows my mind.
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3y ago
Only on hackernews you get the most ironic of takes. Supposedly someone who is educated and technologically literate to a high degree, thinks opposition to AI is a good thing. Crazy world.
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3y ago
"The internet is a fad". Odd seeing sentiments like that here, always really amusing the extreme irony.
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3y ago
"Ban cryptocurrency", lmao. Ok. Some of the outrageous things people say here that should know better.
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3y ago
You could just not answer the phone...
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3y ago
That rock is moving though, at c through time.
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3y ago
"This is what makes human creation special.", that's a load of garbage. There is nothing inherently special about human creation. Some AI artwork I've seen is incredible, the fact it was AI generated didn't change i
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3y ago
Then the market will decide, won't it? Why the fuss about generative AI then? If you're so confident about its inferiority, you shouldn't have to worry about it, right? The better product will win, right?
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3y ago
Capatalism has really done a number on the human psyche, WE WANT OUR LABOR STOLEN. That's the whole point, so we don't have to labor anymore. Boggles my mind how warped peoples thinking is.
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