aswegs8

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by aswegs8 7mo ago
My bad, in my language its derivate. It's equivalent to the English derivative: "In chemistry, a derivative is a compound that is derived from a similar compound by a chemical reaction, or that can be imagined to arise from anothe
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
The German-speaking world loves playing devils advocate in arguments. It is even seen as some form of duty to get to the truth.
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
Are you implying his incentives might have shifted?
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
I love the use of the term clanker. There is just no one there that can be offended by this.
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
Writing like AI isn't a bug, it's a feature - to read it is quite annoying. And that's the problem.
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
Exactly. If you would launch a startup with principles from 100 years ago you probably wouldn't stand a chance in most industries.
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
It is no derivate. It's just the tartrate salt of LSD. There is no pharmacological difference. It's like saying I got this new Magnesium Tartrate which is now different to the Magnesium Oxide / Citrate / Glycinate /
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
It's just the tartrate salt of LSD. It isn't even a derivative of it. Does not have any other effects pharmacologically.
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by aswegs8 7mo ago
You might have replied to the wrong comment. OP implied it would have no impact
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by aswegs8 8mo ago
I was laughing out loud at the absurdity. Oh I got laid off? Well, time to let my dog code computer games.
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by aswegs8 8mo ago
Funny how we now see AI go through developmental phases similar to what we see in young child development. In a weird convoluted way. Strawberry spelling and car wash aren't particularly intuitive as cognitive developmental stages. E.g
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by aswegs8 8mo ago
>Within weeks, Binance fired or suspended at least four employees involved in the investigation, according to the documents and three people with knowledge of the situation. The company cited issues such as “violations of company protoco
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by aswegs8 8mo ago
Wow, Grok directly switches to LinkedIn mode. Interesting - not surprising. Car washing? Easy as pie.
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by aswegs8 8mo ago
The title had me cringing. "The Scott Shambaugh Story" Is this the future we are bound for? Public shaming for non-compliance with endlessly scaling AI Agents? That's a new form of AI Doom.
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by aswegs8 8mo ago
Hahaha awesome!
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Meta-study showing that the returns to education are not so high(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
I third this motion
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
https://archive.is/20260204074047/https://www.economist.com/...
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
"For this invention will produce forgetfulness in the minds of those who learn to use it, because they will not practice their memory. Their trust in writing, produced by external characters which are no part of themselves, will discou
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
I only browse top page. There is anti-ICE on here all the time.
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
I mean, yeah, but I doubt OP is psychotic for asking this.
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
To me it seems like a universal, almost spiritual law of human nature and balance. If you have people being extreme about X, you will generate people being extreme about not X. So interesting to see how this plays out and always swings back
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
Yeah, I couldn't follow this "disabled organization" and "non-disabled organization" naming either.
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
Wait what? I keep insulting ChatGPT way worse on a weekly basis (to me it's just a joke, albeit a very immature one). This is new to me that this behavior has any consequences. It never did for me.
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
ChatGPT self-censoring went through the roof after v5, and it was already pretty bad before.
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
Not sure why this "GPUs obsolete after 3 years" gets thrown around all the time. Sounds completely nonsensical.
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
Not sure why this is news. This is a common approach and has been so well since pre-Corona times.
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
Wait, what? When did we come to that conclusion?
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
Yeah but compared to the value they have in equities that are active companies, employing people, and generating value, these underground bunkers are small. If you have money you generally don't want it to sit around and depreciate ins
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by aswegs8 9mo ago
Since you're only getting blowback, I think taking tough action on immigration was a long time coming. I don't agree with the violent tactics, but exactly those people who couldn't settle on some sensible solution are the one

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