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by autoexec 5mo ago
I passed through some of the cities around Chicago and was shocked by seeing the random slot machines everywhere. It brought to mind the hospital scene in idiocracy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wymc2SGJkk0 That said, I a
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Are there similar kits still being made and sold today? It seems like it'd be easier and cheaper than ever to make kits that can do some very cool things, but I never see them where toys are sold. These things should be in every toy is
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I don't know how much "we" recreated it as opposed to small number of platforms creators are stuck using. Youtube sure didn't start out that way.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
At that point you're stuck proving intent. Apple probably knows that their bloat-filled updates slows down old phones and they're probably thrilled that it annoys their customers enough that many will upgrade, but good luck provin
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I'm pretty sure that Xbox is filled with ads and data collection just like an internet connected smart TV would be.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> Even if she was a great candidate, with her odd laughter and fascination with buses, there was not enough time to shape her candidacy. I don't think anyone who would have ever voted for her actually cared at all about her laugh.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
The problem of AI eating and regurgitating its own slop is only going to get worse with time. The best datasets are behind us. Future models are going to have to depend on a lot of human intervention.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> one needs to consider the complexity of the question they are asking before searching...consider people asking medical or financial questions...many of such questions don't have an answer. In such cases, AI is still going to take
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by autoexec 5mo ago
If you think it's expensive now, imagine what they'll do if they get their way and people become dependent on it. Once they've got businesses and consumers over a barrel the gloves will come off and they'll skip the lube
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by autoexec 5mo ago
This was a perfect way to welcome these students to the future where they can expect to be frequently frustrated annoyed and disappointed by screw ups that shouldn't have happened all because some jackass wanted to be lazy, greedy, or
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Some suggestions and thoughts: Could use a little more color. Countdowns (like the ones for packs and events about to expire) should be red and bold when they get close to 0 Use different colors for each type of currency. Locked battle leve
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I doubt many people would think that was natural and if the beaver wasn't killed outright for acting so unnaturally it'd probably spend the rest of its life in a lab being researched.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Pretty much any mention of the contest should acknowledge the genocide and how multiple countries dropped out in protest impacting the results. The EBU should be ashamed.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Diamonds are also product of nature, but when we grow them in a lab they aren't often considered to be "naturally formed". It's just that the lab we used in this instance was part of the Jornada del Muerto.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
"Praise be to AI" sounds like something you shouldn't reach in the beginnings of AI psychosis. Same with "I've found a simple answer to the nature of consciousness and the question of the existence of Gods". At
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> The only other known naturally forming quasicrystal was found inside meteorite fragments Does it really count as "naturally forming" if we had to artificially construct and detonate a nuke during a carefully conducted experim
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by autoexec 5mo ago
You should check your local libraries too. Some have all kinds of crazy tools you can borrow or use on-site.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> Drugs are not addictive in a sense that they make person to go out and buy more. Some are. Your life could be better than it's ever been but if you've got a physiological dependence on a drug and don't have enough of it
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> When you make drugs legal & easy to get, lots & lots of people do them- who develop life-shattering addictions and OD en masse. They also build tolerance and then move on to even harder stuff. That depends on the drug. Both it&
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by autoexec 5mo ago
They'll also encourage and praise you even when you're heading down the wrong path until you think you've uncovered the secret of the universe or proven that established science was wrong this whole time when really you'
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by autoexec 5mo ago
There's a huge difference between a teacher giving outdated information representing what was once our (or at least their) best understanding of the world, and a chatbot that just randomly makes up things for no reason while insisting
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> So when head of companies don’t care about quality, they’ll push hard no matter what to have speed. This is especially true when the people who suffer the consequences of bad software are far removed from the company making it. You&#x2
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by autoexec 5mo ago
The usual response to this is "your doing AI wrong" or "you need to be paying more for this different model"
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> AI is nothing like either of those. It would be like instead of a bucket you get a garden hose that points in a different direction every time you try to use it. And also adds a multiplier to your water bill
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Please no. I'm a non-bot who gets stopped and turned away all the time by that menace. Anubis doesn't work without JS. One of the things I give duckduckgo a lot of credit for is that while they're quick to interrupt me for a
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> What are the chances that a Mullvad user is going to happen across this blog post? It's not as if the odds of new would-be exploiters seeing it are any better. It helps that the people who are at the most risk tend to have their e
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by autoexec 5mo ago
The point is that kind of lazy accounting isn't really showing that the profit increase wouldn't have happened without AI. It may even be the case that profits would have been better without the cost and use of AI, or even that by
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by autoexec 5mo ago
It's the same with the "apply directly to forehead" commercial. I've seen so many complaints and references that I almost feel left out. I pulled it up on youtube once just to see what all the fuss was about, but I guess
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> It does go to kids, it's just a religious charity for kids. What do kids need with an adult dating service? "Kars4Kids sends about $45 million a year, 60 percent of the money it raises, to Oorah, its sister organization"
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I stand corrected!

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