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amenhotep
10mo ago
As long as the number of people newly being convinced that AI generated bounty demands are a good way to make money equals or exceeds the number of people realising it isn't and giving up, the problem remains. Not helped, I imagine, th
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amenhotep
10mo ago
Cash has value because the government, which is a real thing that verifiably exists and has power because of collective decisions made regardless of whether you agree with them, demands that you pay taxes and will put you in prison if you d
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amenhotep
10mo ago
I can't remember the exact figures, but apparently if you'd taken the "insane thing does not happen" option on every Trump related contract over the past years, you'd have made a very tidy profit. Not because he doe
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amenhotep
10mo ago
That would be the bombe, which didn't really crunch numbers at all, but was an electromechanical contraption to automate physically setting Enigma rotors to enumerate what combinations were possible matches.
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amenhotep
10mo ago
That's certainly a take. If the menu says sirloin steak and doesn't mention any sauces, and I order a medium rare sirloin steak without mentioning any sauces, then I rather expect to get exactly what I think I'm ordering, a m
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amenhotep
10mo ago
Enforcing? He'd presumably be an adult, and the entire point of university is to get out from under your parents' wings. This sounds like a horrible idea.
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amenhotep
10mo ago
This is a bit like saying "isn't it completely standard for cars to have random meaningless characters on their number plates"?
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amenhotep
10mo ago
You're right, there's absolutely no sarcasm ever seen on the internet or anywhere else. These days if you say something sarcastic they throw you in jail!
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amenhotep
11mo ago
You appear to be talking about Conchita Wurst? He was 11 years ago and there's no need for the veiled transphobia, he was just a regular drag queen. It really says a lot about you, to be frank, that this heady geopolitical topic comes
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amenhotep
11mo ago
Farming supports war better than hunter gathering does.
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amenhotep
11mo ago
It's not dictating how you use what you build? It's dictating how you redistribute what you build on top of other people's work.
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amenhotep
11mo ago
If you want to pretend you don't exist, that's your business. I think we both know you do.
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amenhotep
11mo ago
The majority of the popular male musicians there are comparably photogenic to the females, Sheeran is really the major exception and he's not even ugly, just Distinctive in a way that's easily matched by Sia and personally I'
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amenhotep
11mo ago
It would be sensible for you to examine and interrogate why reading a general and fairly anodyne opinion about what might be a solution to a problem some people have led you to interpret it as a prescriptive and judgemental suggestion about
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amenhotep
1y ago
It's interesting to see an example of Betteridge's law where the consequent is normative rather than informative, though. "No, it shouldn't", rather than "no, it isn't".
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amenhotep
1y ago
Very few lol, I haven't even tried it myself to be honest but I couldn't quite think of a better way to express what I meant. It's more that if you've ever looked into the kinds of tricks that are necessary to do it, and
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amenhotep
1y ago
Ever try implementing a mirror in a video game? They're just inherently magical objects, portals into an illusory world, you see into them in a way you don't with a picture. A magical talking picture just wouldn't hit the s
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amenhotep
1y ago
I want to transfer them to a vendor that will let me export them in plain text.
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amenhotep
1y ago
There's all kinds of shenanigans that these prices enable: https://archive.is/jPE3n
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amenhotep
1y ago
Your general point about how complicated it is is well taken, but a theoretical pill that stages off Alzheimer's at the expense of immunocompromise and means you die of pneumonia with your faculties mostly intact seems like a huge win.
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amenhotep
1y ago
jj undo :)
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amenhotep
1y ago
2, 3 and 4 are very highly correlated, doesn't really fit the Swiss cheese model.
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1y ago
This is a really important thing to keep in mind with these studies, we don't actually know that we're curing Alzheimer's in these mice. We don't even know if mice really get Alzheimer's in the way we do. What we&#x
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amenhotep
1y ago
It makes one look stupid if one doesn't understand that it's an obvious joke, yes.
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amenhotep
1y ago
Pray, Mr Babbage, etc
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amenhotep
1y ago
Corners cut on something I don't want in the car anyway sounds great tbh.
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amenhotep
1y ago
"not common" is not the same as "well known to be literally illegal without the US Army leaning on the government on the driver's behalf"
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1y ago
It leaves you with not having aphantasia! I rather suspect quite a lot of people who believe they have it simply differ on the level of literalism they're willing to use to describe their imagination than those who've led them to
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amenhotep
1y ago
Is there any other country it could be referring to?
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1y ago
Anthropic's researchers in particular love doing this.
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