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1y ago
I actually thought people would understand that this was meant as joke…
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1y ago
Yes agree! They are really bad, superficial, one-idea-books. These are those the author highlights. He himself gives a list of good books to read at the end of the article. So I think the title is a nice click bait.
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1y ago
Most likely the pope will be replaced by AI before there is a new election. No need to predict.
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Trustpilot just tried to extort us
(twitter.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
What do you mean when you say "only"?!
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Voight-Kampff Test
(bladerunner.fandom.com)
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1y ago
What’s the day today?
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1y ago
Excuse my lack of experience in that matter, but with modern inventions like the watch shouldn’t keeping track of time be something that is possible?
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1y ago
I don’t think it’s relevant what we think on this matter. The studies have debunked this. See the link in my other comment for actual studies. Re your link: Yes, most things are toxic if consumed in vast amounts, even water.
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1y ago
https://physiqonomics.com/are-high-protein-diets-bad-for-you... Had a great overview. > As long as you have don’t have pre-existing kidney issues, you don’t need to worry about high-protein intakes killing your kidneys,
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1y ago
I love HN for these kind of comments
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1y ago
Is this a portal to another dimension?!
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1y ago
Too much protein is bad for your kidneys!!! PS: this has been debunked, still docs keep saying it.
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1y ago
Is this a joke? Please tell me it is. So many people talk AI non-sense these days that it’s hard to distinguish from satire.
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1y ago
Perhaps the value of believing in the 90% is the motivation it provides. If you don’t believe in an exaggerated potential, you might never start exploiting it.
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1y ago
Genius!
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1y ago
I would start with "begin" and then use "end" to denote the beginning and ending of such syntax blocks. Maybe, at a later stage we could replace this by parentheses.
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Zipf's Law
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1y ago
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Thought Terminating Cliché
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1y ago
This reads like a great story with a tragic ending!
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What Is a Black Start of the Power Grid? [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I feel like it started 2001. Unfortunately, it seems as if the terrorists might have achieved many of their goals years later.
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2y ago
I am not saying we should be happy about the results. I am saying we should be happy that the scientific method is working.
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2y ago
I find it bizarre that people find this problematic. Even Einstein tried to find flaws in his own theories. This is how science should actually work. We need to actively try and falsify theories and beliefs. Only if we fail to falsify, the
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2y ago
When I replied, the article had been posted 42 minutes ago and had 42 upvotes. That can’t be a coincidence.
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2y ago
What do you think Starbucks is? Sure there are nice small restaurants. But look at all the big chains.
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2y ago
Unfortunately it is exactly what users "want". Any for-profit social media will eventually degrade into recommendation media over time. It’s our human lizard brain on dopamine.
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2y ago
My current conclusion about this topic: - AI is great for any kind of prototyping. If you want to test something super quick, go for AI built programs. It’s a cheap and fast way to test ideas. - AI is not great for actual products especiall
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2y ago
It’s a bad time to be in any kind of business - except bankruptcy attorneys that is.
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2y ago
I had some similar thoughts lately. It’s not like administrations before were saints. Every small action will eventually be used later by others to argue: they did it too and now we will do it as well. Unfortunately
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