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4y ago
In that case I think we have to find some one-eyed man and make him king. Maybe we can take some of the 'intellectual dark-web'figureheads and blindly follow them. They pretend to have a grasp of this scoial-construction thing. Bu
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4y ago
I was looking around for societal battles that were not socially constructed. But I guess I'm visually impaired in that respect. Maybe you can help me?
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4y ago
I don't follow, other companies can do whatever they want. OpenAI didn't present itself as for-profit and closed-source, so they shouldn't have cared what profit incentive others had. In a way I wish for another AI winter. Th
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4y ago
So if it's context dependent and many papers located in science use it. Then it seems pretty reasonable to call it a scientific term. If it wouldn't be context dependent I wonder how science got to use the words like "transfo
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4y ago
Tbh a lot of men I've interacted that held borderline incel opinions could have used a shower and a fashion make-over. It woudn't get them the dream gf but it would have been a start from where to develop
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4y ago
Ah yes, my granfather still remembers the moment he was told that feminism is good. And from then on he deeply knew that the rise of women is no threat to him and his brethren. I on the other hand look at this result and long for the old da
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4y ago
I meant the question more personally. Where do you feel pressured to have no/more kids? I mean yes, there are sensible arguments on either side. But it sounded like we are getting pressured to have more/less children. And that
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Poes Law and all, I'll take your comment at face value. Where does your percieved need to produce less children come from? One could also argue that older people who are more settled in life make better parents. The article also points
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>So being human expressing likes and dislikes is now a disease? No, but if I you are unable to do the things you mildy dislike to the point of being detrimental to your life-quality. There's a difference between "I don't
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4y ago
Thanks :) Hospital has been a favorite of mine for years now. Although I haven't checked out what they released in recent times. PS: Just saw that there is a Bop x Subwave album going to be released. Kinda excited for that
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4y ago
I know this is probably some off-hand joke. But do you know some tracks that combine jungle and house? Doesn't have to be old-school jungle but just some breaky beats.
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4y ago
I get the instinctual response of distinguishing EDM and Techno or any genre for that matter. Yes, Techno is technically EDM. But when people talk about EDM they generally mean commercialized electronic pop-music. I think it comes from the
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4y ago
I've read a sentence somewhere that comes to mind: "You need the possibility of silence to say something unheard-of."
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I'm not really sure if your comment was meant ironically or not. So I will reply similarly. You're absolutely right and we need more of that.
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Maybe I misworded that. I didn't want to ask, how it is/was done. But how it ought to be done.
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4y ago
This got me wondering. How does one aquire property such that it your own? I'm thinking of some patch of land that doesn't belong to anybody, since nobody owns it there is noone I can aquire it from. Seems like there is some form
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4y ago
Personally I can't stand him. So much so that I can't bring myself to watch his interviews, even if the topic is interesting and the questions well asked.
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4y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.06981 - Thinking like Transformes The paper suggests that transformer work on a set of select, aggregate and element-wise operations. Which seems pretty close to the SQL statements i write fr
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The problem is not with stating the facts. Because facts and numbers have no meaning in themselves. The problem comes from the things that you're supposedly implying. This isn't entirely your fault, because this line of thinking i
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>Implying that money is a good metric for the competence of a person. Why don't we go a step further and say that poor people deserve to be poor because they're incompetent? >in the history of humanity [citation needed]
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> Feeling depressed sometimes is just the human condition. Sure, but when we're talking about Depression it's about consistent behaviours and feelings over at least two weeks. I mean, sure, I can deal with a day of suicidal-th
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5y ago
There are also lots of non self-aware human animals :P
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5y ago
From: "Letters to a young poet" by Rainer Maria Rilke > If, as a result of this turning inward, of this sinking into your own world, poetry should emerge, you will not think to ask someone whether it is good poetry. And you wil
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As a long time /lit/-izen I wanted bring up 4chan as an counter-example of a toxic platform that hasn't been optimized for attention. But the longer I thought about it, the more I grew sure that it isn't as toxic as it s
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5y ago
>The Bell Curve I see this book (un-)ironically mentioned on /lit/ from time to time. How boring is it for a 600-pages tome?
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If we're talking about books that contain a lot of wisdom,Imight suggest reading 'letters to a young poet' by Rainer Maria Rilke. It left a lasting impression and I get back to it from time to time. Anyone that wants to get a
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11y ago
>25% of the sunlight. That's probably why their looking into growing fungi.
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12y ago
Here in europe it is widely used. There might be some difference between what americans use and what europeans use. (She says that kind of in the article)
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12y ago
Your comment and that talk reminded me of a philsophy lecture I had about Nietzsche and the reason behind the "Übermensch". Nietzsche feared that the progression of atheism would lead to broadly accepted Nihilism. Which would have