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by aquarium87 4y ago
Judging by the human programmed biases inherently designed into AI,. Maybe never. Humans can't agree on very basic facts, ergo, humans will never agree with AI. Just like factchecking is weaponized, AI is weaponized to disregard the tr
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by aquarium87 4y ago
This kind of data is constantly abused, and tied to private data via games/ads/etc. Someone has to pay the bills, and advertisers need to be relieved of their power. The complaints about killing hobby bots are fine, but serious, i
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by aquarium87 4y ago
https://archive.is/https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2... Nice non-denial that this is a massive tail risk, without proper study. They admit it is causing variants, but deny the varients are &
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Seems like the flavor of the day is out of style. All these fake advocacy groups being weaponized and exposed, better to get ahead of the game and shut it down before they put out more work products that will not hold up well in the post Tr
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Seems like the analysts think Meta isnt a dirty brand to be avoided at all costs. Personally, I see an abusive relationship getting worse and worse. The customers run, the business cuts expenses, the customers are now subject to more automa
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Actually, on second reading, I take it all back. This line is ambiguous and technically makes the user responsible for "all" fees, which presumably includes fees to the service provider. Even more shady is these fees aren't s
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I give this service an A rating. It has low fees, comparatively. Make payments on time = good service. As for when someone doesn't make a payment, they reserve the right to retry as many times as they want at arbitrary intervals like e
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by aquarium87 4y ago
"One of the things you notice if you spend your career trying to get people to drive less" Set, setting, context, this guy is not grounded. He is a self admitted ideolog. The questions posed and the answers give more insight into
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Interesting. What happens when the owner forgets, passes away etc and the tool needs to change owners? Seems like there is a customer service tax that would need to accompany this, otherwise its as easy as a hard reset. And if no hard reset
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I knew a woman in DC who was late for work because a guy tried to get on the bus, was denied entry because he couldnt/wouldn't pay, and so he pulled out a gun and shot the bus driver dead. She wasn't even phased. This was abo
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by aquarium87 4y ago
First off, the article fails to say what price was paid for the art to enter the family, and fails to say what it was worth when it was sold back. It only states the final selling price, and that it was gifted to the museum. This is a red f
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Pretty good article. I thought maybe the title was off or clickbaity as I have always associated eating fat with fullness and weight loss. There is no meal in the world that leaves me feeling satisfied like I imagine slender people feel tha
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I think he does. And he isn't stupid. He has the potential (due to lack of accounting) to move the needle on when the company is deemed officially financially insolvent. Maybe not, but I think with all the money he has given out, if he
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Credit where credit is due. These types of issues need to be brought to their logical conclusion in a public way. Your insinuating the Supreme Court Justice is a dictator is fine and well, but only by Telegram standing up and fighting this
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Stating that an electric bill is 40% delivery charges and fees isn't an argument. Nor is taking one very small part of the infrastructure, making the claim that small part will go up because "insert ecoterrorist conspiracy theory
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by aquarium87 4y ago
As someone with a BMI that typically exceeds obese by a percentage point or two, I am wary of aggregate diet data. I'm fat not because of snacking, but because of 1500, 2000, and 2500 calorie meals. N of 1 here. Take it for what it&#x2
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by aquarium87 4y ago
As someone that loved the 1995-2005 internet, and used to believe that mastodon was the future, how do I go about getting into it again? It seems I was pessimistic that mastodon could compete with big tech, and counterintuitively, it took o
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by aquarium87 4y ago
Neat. Simplistic. Better, wait until energy generation is universal, interchangeable, and decarbonized. Then all physical energies become equal in price and value, but driven high because demand is soaring and oils and natural gasses are si
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by aquarium87 4y ago
It takes away power. Doesn't matter if 1/2 still use ads. Paying users can then exert power over Twitter as well. It's not the crazy harrassign me. It's the crazy doing an end run around me and leveraging the choke point
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I want this. I HATE ads. I hate that the revenue models require ads. I pay for VPN. I pay for email. I use twitter a lot. Would pay $10/month easy. As someone on the right, I also cannot trust, rely on, or build anything on any platfor
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I spent 10 minutes looking for how the challenge would be set up. I couldn't find the requirements. Seems like publicity stunt that is uncashable. Have you seen the terms and conditions? Would be very interested in them. Seems like Ran
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by aquarium87 4y ago
You are forgiven for thinking that scientist believe humans caused this warming. They both do and don't. 97% of scientists DO believe that humans have at least SOME impact. 3% believe humans have Zero impact. But that doesn't say
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by aquarium87 4y ago
It's simple. All predictions and models have failed to date. They have 1000+ climate models, and every couple years take and promote the best performing ones to give the illusion of credibility. In reality, past performance is not an i
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by aquarium87 4y ago
First off, it's important to realize they mean audio only podcasts. [1] My opinion is that monetization is killing podcasts the way it killed a free and open internet. Everyone wants to wall off and exploit listeners for profit, or to
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by aquarium87 4y ago
The simplistic solution is to categorizing chests as flat and/or hairy, and visibly visibly protruding/smooth. Forget people's sex. It's either a breast shape or its not.
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by aquarium87 4y ago
TLDR; no, only in "some regions". [2] Travel is not returning to prepandemic levels using ANY metric, known model or estimate referenced in this UN article. Nor, apparantly, is that even a goal of the UN. Only "sustainable r
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by aquarium87 4y ago
The problem with this is that it's way too easy to to tell the difference between power cables. Even non audiophiles can hear the difference. This is also 15 years ago. Manufacturing has taken such a leap between then and now that even
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I think you misunderstand sampling theory. Sampling theory allows the sampling and recreation of ALL information, not just the 44100 samples, but datapoints in between. Sorry about the potential bad formatting, it's from a pdf. "B
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by aquarium87 4y ago
It takes a lot of computing power to reconstruct an audio sample well. Once reconstructed it takes massive massive amounts of storage. It's all about the Shannon Nyquist sampling theorum. "Strictly speaking, the theorem only appli
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by aquarium87 4y ago
I understand the sentiment, but tech has improved a lot. Check out the NAD M22. I own one. It's not to be laughed at under any circumstances or in any comparison to other amplifiers.

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