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4y ago
I wouldn't trust someone who started a relationship with deception. I would have no way of knowing the person is telling the truth that they changed their voice instead of having someone else interview.
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4y ago
It's like the first time you run rm -rf /path/to/delete/ * And realize it is taking too long...
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4y ago
If companies shared this data or it followed you around then this would be akin to a creepy social credit system. If it's an observervation during a test then it is just a kobayashi maru and not the same thing.
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4y ago
If you catch all then you don't need the + anymore, right?
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5y ago
I am saying that the argument that a side must be selected is misused to apply to everything. This has devolved into a checklist of ideas that must be actively endorsed. > Aren't you in your characterization labeling someone the Ene
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5y ago
These are the kinds of opinions people use to try and radicalize others. In the end, this only serves to reinforce an 'us vs them' perspective on anything someone loud enough signals as important. The texture of nuance is sanded d
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5y ago
I taught myself to code because it was 'fun'. Who are you to tell people how to devote their time? It would be better for all concerned if you would take a break from posting these kinds of directives and get back to developing ac
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5y ago
Thought it would be a machine learning text to image based on what is being described. Now my brain is stuck on what a speech to text to image model would generate when being driven by a dungeon master.
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5y ago
I don't think it has worked until they have zero covid. Maybe a silver lining from this will be people resisting anything happening they perceive as mistreatment from their government.
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5y ago
For this we would need replicators and massive energy sources. Federation economy works because all basic needs can be met with technology. Even then, there are races that use money and some items are rare. For instance, not everyone has ac
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5y ago
I wonder if removing root is on the roadmap :)
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5y ago
Yeah true. Though, better than the alternate theory that they were just returned to the wrong shelf I guess..
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5y ago
Maybe he stole them to protect them from another plot to steal them for profit. After a 20 year saga, he finally triumphed over his adversary and returned them to their rightful owner.
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5y ago
I have a hard time believing there isn't much crossover between those who want to punt opinions from a mainstream platform and those who want to nail someone down for a comment they made forever
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5y ago
It is entertaining to watch the waves of opinion crash against each other when things happen that people don't like. The cognitive dissonance must must a deafening roar. On one hand, people get miffed when twitter changes their JS to b
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5y ago
I will absolutely cancel Netflix if they introduce ads. I will cancel Netflix if they cancel shows I want to watch. I don't owe them anything in addition to the money I have already paid them for their service. Their business model and
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5y ago
Why would a company allow a person that they no longer trust access to their resources? Zoom offered a compromise to accommodate his "moral high ground" but he dug in. Now we are supposed to be outraged on his behalf. Nah, play st
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5y ago
While we're imagining.. maybe it's a swarm of self-replicating AI locusts that consume entire worlds. They're growing, almost exponentially, outward from the poor civilization that created them...
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5y ago
I try to help them out by letting them know that I have been trying to reach them about their car's extended warranty.
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5y ago
Shadow Brokers is one https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shadow_Brokers
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5y ago
Creepy. Most of these human renderings look dead to me.
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5y ago
Or increase the price for the bots detected to a few thousand dollars
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5y ago
The comment had nothing to do with forming thoughts, but instead how thoughts can be meaningfully conveyed. If the mention of a minority or Native American technique in the analogy makes you close your mind before being able to understand:
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5y ago
Yeah. 6 figures would put me back on ramen.
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5y ago
I am curious if the ID will be validated somehow or just dates checked. If the former, I wonder of this endpoint would be given to any site owner to validate age. If the latter, I can imagine someone creating a "this ID does not exist&
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5y ago
A coyote out during the day, alone, and not afraid of humans is something to stay away from for sure. Where I live there are few animals that have no restricted season to hunt and no limits. Coyotes are one of them.
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5y ago
Whatever it is, it should be well understood. If that means finished in the USA, fine. If it means cradle to grave within the borders of the US, fine. Right now it means nothing since it isn't clear and is used as a label to drive sale
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5y ago
Sure. I can get onboard with that. In this case, the company should not claim that the beef is a product of a single country. The issue I think is that sellers realize that people don't always want food shipped from halfway around the
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5y ago
This seems all about removing the capacity for a consumer to make an informed choice between products. The label 'Product of USA' should have an unambiguous meaning-- especially for food.
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5y ago
Even if they don't know the endorsing parties, they should know something about whoever paid for the ad.
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