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871.
by asdff 6mo ago
There's going to be a lot of value in keeping cars from 5-10+ years ago around indefinitely.
872.
by asdff 6mo ago
Difference is most of those things you mention overwrite their data in a few days or weeks. Even doorbell cameras, no one's stuff is being stored indefinitely.
873.
by asdff 6mo ago
At least you can shut your cellphone off and pay in cash.
874.
by asdff 6mo ago
Imagine how bad they are now then.
875.
by asdff 6mo ago
Why would you ask the ai to find a citation you know exists? Just reach for that citation.
876.
by asdff 6mo ago
There are no deadlines for journal submissions. Even if you felt you were running close to your revisions being due, an email to an editor will probably fix this for you. And what you described is still negligent, not verifying the garbage
877.
by asdff 6mo ago
Now that the drug has shown you what a more appropriate portion is, do you think you can manage that on your own without the drug?
878.
by asdff 6mo ago
Is the human doing anything flexible here? It isn't like they occasionally unclog packages plus a dozen other things. They are on the line to just unclog the packages. Likewise for most other factories. When you see clips of the human
879.
by asdff 6mo ago
Cost of compute trending down is usually lost as the resulting software bloat that fills the empty space like a gas. We already see this with LLMs. Models get bigger and bigger in an arms race.
880.
by asdff 6mo ago
Why not chew some nicotine gum? People cite things like blood pressure and cardiovascular effects, but seems like caffeine has these same issues and they might just be general stimulant related effects. Have you ever considered if you have
881.
by asdff 6mo ago
Nicotine is a bonafide stimulant though, hard to get that any other way.
882.
by asdff 6mo ago
I'd guess there would probably be significant greenhouse emissions just like other digestion.
883.
by asdff 6mo ago
I like how they still have the ash trays in the bathroom. I get it, throwing the heater into the paper towel trash is a recipe for disaster. But still, the idea of taking a poop in this tiny little uncomfortable bathroom with 5 people waiti
884.
by asdff 6mo ago
It is kind of weird but I have nostalgia for cigarette smoke smell. When I catch someone on the street smoking I take a big whiff. I will say bars do not smell better now that the cigarette smoke is gone. At least for some dive bars. That s
885.
by asdff 6mo ago
You've needed a job to live for all of human history going back to whatever ancestor you like. That job is called survival. All modern life is doing is delegating that effort across many people such as to benefit from economies of scal
886.
by asdff 6mo ago
Then it becomes, teach what? "To use AI", yes, and, then, to do what? Use it how? To make some software? Why? You are already taking software engineering classes to learn to make software. To write something? Why? You are already
887.
by asdff 6mo ago
They ran on the messy biological human substrate because it was astoundingly cheap compared to engineering better factories. The video going around now of the robot pushing packages down a conveyor belt is so baffling to me. Why are we buil
888.
by asdff 6mo ago
Well, the "easy" tasks people are delegating are still leading to atrophy. Stuff like having it take over your writing. Now you feel you cannot write without this crutch. I've seen stuff pitched like AI that makes your slide
889.
by asdff 6mo ago
Hopefully the teacher can
890.
by asdff 6mo ago
Running isn't any long term solution. That is why people are mad. Censorship follows where the people are. If a critical mass of people goes to mastodon, that is where the advertising and censorship will go. Just like how it went to re
891.
by asdff 6mo ago
Therapy is cheap (as in like $10)/free with insurance. However there are still 10 states that have not expanded medicaid after the ACA, mostly in the south. But also, to suggest these people are not receiving therapy is not always the
892.
by asdff 6mo ago
Maybe some did that certainly, but in those days, yesterdays newspapers were in abundant supply and available all over the place for various hobby craft efforts or budding arson hobbies. It would not be worth the initial quarter if you mere
893.
by asdff 6mo ago
Yup, on the internet these days it is fine to talk about the most vile and disgusting things you can imagine, to a point. And that point is if you say joke about apoptosis and an elected official or some billionaire in the same sentence, it
894.
by asdff 6mo ago
If I were your son, next exam I would physically move my desk to the corner of the room out of protest. He should also report everyone he sees cheating.
895.
by asdff 6mo ago
As a former TA the cheaters were never acing the test. They were like a turd circling the drain desperate for anything to grab on to. Often they'd cheat off eachother, sitting next to eachother, turning in identically incorrect exams.
896.
by asdff 6mo ago
There is no benefit to taking all the newspapers out of the stack. What do you do next? Try and hawk them to people walking by? Candy though, you can eat all that candy.
897.
by asdff 6mo ago
"Presumably" doing a lot of heavy lifting.
898.
by asdff 6mo ago
You ever try just masking the noises with some white noise?
899.
by asdff 6mo ago
I find if I work out consistently I am always getting great sleep and getting really tired in the evening, but if I don't I might not ever feel tired then I look up and it's 3am. I never made the connection between heavy exercise
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by asdff 6mo ago
There is nothing to resurrect. They get digested by the microglia.

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