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by alberto467 5mo ago
Gravity has a definition, nice try.
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by alberto467 5mo ago
Can i not trigger the automations from my smart watch then?
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by alberto467 5mo ago
And i honestly don't think they would get hired for a call center job.
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by alberto467 6mo ago
If you can’t define it you cannot say where it is present or not.
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by alberto467 6mo ago
Isn’t the same true for a human?
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by alberto467 6mo ago
Exactly. And the same is true of the judicial system btw, who must stay separate from other powers, meaning that it also has to police itself, which can create its own issues. These are just the (little) costs of democracy. If you aren’t re
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by alberto467 6mo ago
Unfortunately enforcing any laws on congressmen is very difficult. In all decent democracies elected politicians have immunity or similar safeguards, since the separation of powers (as theorized by Montesquieu in the middle of illuminism) w
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by alberto467 6mo ago
I agree, only the very best designs (and their designers) can nicely mix utility and beauty (or the wow factor, it’s hard to define). And people sometimes overestimate their designs because beauty is subjective, and because all children are
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by alberto467 7mo ago
“AI is nicer than the average redditor” would be a more accurate title
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by alberto467 7mo ago
Well, you can't reconsider your approach when you don't like the results. If anything, the fact that this is what he arrived at, even when starting with the opposite position, is proof of the validity of this result.
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by alberto467 7mo ago
I think the auto DJ feature is already well capable of that: having tracks playing the all day. But if you want to preserve the original composition of classical music, you have to play the track start to finish, preferably with a small pau
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by alberto467 7mo ago
Interesting, i never heard of anything similar before, but i'm quite sure the classical music fans would also hate on him for ruining the original compositions.
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by alberto467 7mo ago
Higher sound quality? I'm not sure the DAC powering the wired headphones would be any better (at powering those specific headphones) that the one built into the wireless ones, that's a baseless claim. There is digital compression,
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by alberto467 7mo ago
Who would even DJ on classical music? If you have the slightest knowledge of classical music you would know it should not be mixed like in a dj set, and you would not optimize your dj algorithm for it.
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by alberto467 7mo ago
Having lived in multiple european cities with decent to good public transport, a 40 minute car commute almost always means you live outside the city. In that case, your public transport experience will just suffer a lot (public transport is
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by alberto467 7mo ago
"in some sense" is doing a lot here. It's not really a collective decision, it's the decision of governments, but also it was a temporary decision (basically every pandemic in history lasted a maximum of about 3 years),
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by alberto467 7mo ago
> that a collecive decision was made which increased general prices for everyone I think you're referring to inflation with that? I wouldn't necessarily say that inflation is the result of a "decision", certainly not
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by alberto467 7mo ago
That's not the full story, you're right that they "could switch", but would they actually? Good, working and efficient public transit still means having significantly less comfort compared to having your private vehicle.
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by alberto467 7mo ago
True but also building a new electric car consumes many order of magnitudes more resources (and it will keep consuming them) compared to a bicycle. But hey, at least you get to keep 99% of your comfort while making 50% less emissions! (if i
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by alberto467 7mo ago
I don't know what bothers me more, the guy trolling or you calling people "a danger" for posting literally a single question.
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by alberto467 7mo ago
I think a lot of people have lost faith in the ability of the world to come all together and make the necessary sacrifices to make a difference. Especially when some parts of the world are in competition with each other and not making these
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by alberto467 8mo ago
Where the journalists have very little rights, and people posting their bad (wrong) ideas (think) even less so.
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by alberto467 8mo ago
Then it would be even worse if this ends up affecting post-case information.
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by alberto467 8mo ago
I believe it would be more accurate to say: "I believe in free speech but only from accredited researchers. Oh btw the government can also make laws to control such accreditation"
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by alberto467 8mo ago
It is the UK we're talking about after all...
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by alberto467 8mo ago
The issue with that is people can then flood everything with huge piles of documents, which is bad enough if it's all clean OCR'd digital data that you can quickly download in its entirety, but if you're stuck having to wait
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by alberto467 8mo ago
Well, once you learn that hard work does not pay, it’s really your own fault if you keep believing in it. What matters is the result, not how hard you worked at it. Schools and universities have been teaching this for a long time, that what
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by alberto467 8mo ago
Efficient manufacturing means exactly building stuff as cheaply as you can get away with. There's a reason why roman architecture is still standing: it is massively overbuilt, the very opposite of efficient (they also used to make the