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by bergen 2y ago
Even besides daylight savings time, timezones exist. England and Spain are on a vertical axis, yet the timezone differs by 1 hour. Cross the border from spain to portugal and time jumps a full hour, so there are people living 100 Meters apa
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by bergen 2y ago
None of your problems in the first sentence are solved by LLMs. I do not dispute AI research and applications and their benefits, but the current LLM and GenerativeAI hype is of no value to hard scientific problems. Otherwise I agree with y
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by bergen 2y ago
Is there? One is actively killing citizens the other is still a reckless disregard for human life in general.
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by bergen 2y ago
Pretty sure they had something in the contract that OpenAI can train on their data, so it is an afterwards legitimation of something already performed (allegedly)
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by bergen 2y ago
I really don't understand what you are on about. A beehive is the very definition of 100 percent following natural law. A beehive protects it's worker when a worker is attacked, following your line of argument then, this beehive i
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by bergen 2y ago
And this societal rights are based on a shared understanding of what is moral and amoral, often dictated by works of religion or historically stemming from such.
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by bergen 2y ago
Of course you defend yourself and your kind from harm. But that is completely separate from the fact if it is allowed. There is no law in nature preventing this. Sometimes internal conflict is solved by violence and accepted. Your first par
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by bergen 2y ago
>Marriage without children is an issue of morality, not rights. It was historically an issue of rights And children rights are a fairly new thing. And no, you are wrong - your right not be attacked is based on morality, you say "att
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by bergen 2y ago
Musk profited of what he saw benefited him, yes he pushed forward EV technology and put other carmakers under pressure which is good. But he is an completely unhinged egomanic who has no respect for working people, even those working for hi
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by bergen 2y ago
>Real estate is not cash. It's cash spent. But it is hoarding wealth.
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by bergen 2y ago
Mesopothemia was based on morals as far as we know, and they lay the foundation for many technical and scientific advances. And your rights are based on religious and ideological morals. Why do you believe the debate about Roe v. Wade exist
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by bergen 2y ago
No Musk builds nothing. There is a huge team he leads, consisting of engineers and scientists and they develop technology that Musk then sells. He's a glorified cars salesman. Maybe he was essential to get the rockets built, but neithe
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by bergen 2y ago
Pretty sure Paul Lauterbur was no douchebag and good products and inventions can come from good people.
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by bergen 2y ago
The frequency of "eating stuff" should be a multiple of "being on a plane" I would assume
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by bergen 2y ago
Use a seatbelt most of the time in a plane is his suggestion, which really isn't hidden. I for one take the suggestion and will do so, because there is no inconvience, but the OP clearly stated that you're supposed make your own d
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by bergen 2y ago
This is ignoring seasonality, of course Winter temperature can not be as high as summer temperatures but still break historic records (just as an example) This is somehow a given when talking about seasonal data.
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by bergen 2y ago
Could you link it please? I have unfortunately no idea what you are referencing
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by bergen 2y ago
Not arguing with your point but “killed to death” sounds like an awesome metal band name
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by bergen 3y ago
>all depending on the type of news/propaganda utilized No it's depending on the intention of the person wearing those same breasts. This is very clearly non-consentual presentation of an individual in a sexy pose. There's
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by bergen 3y ago
Would be interesting if everything is statistically solid if this applies to other populations. I imagine the United Kingdom to be somehow cut-throat from a career perspective, maybe I am wrong.
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by bergen 3y ago
You clearly have not watched or understood the sources
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by bergen 3y ago
>No, the mindset there is that workers wants money, just like everywhere else. Not sure why you think otherwise. Because I know people that work there, and money surely isn't the first reason you are teaching a bunch of brats while
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by bergen 3y ago
Hospitals, Daycare, Schools, Social Work, Police, Fire Departments, Puclic Infrastructure, ... would fall apart in minutes if this would be mindset there.
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by bergen 3y ago
Targeteted Spam, Reviewbombing, Political Campaigns
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by bergen 3y ago
Just because something is not dangerous to the user doesn’t mean it can’t be dangerous for others when someone is wielding it maliciously
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by bergen 3y ago
So everyone in OpenAI or google decides for themselves what they want to work on and is detached from hierarchies?
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by bergen 3y ago
Do you truely believe google, OpenAI or Ford are the product of a single person?
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by bergen 3y ago
https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a33957256/this-prog...
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by bergen 3y ago
I'm sorry, that is cool and all, but since 2020 when somebody made doom run on a pregnancy test I am waiting for something as impressive. Even running it on a toothbrush seem "meh" to me in comparison, although certainly a fe
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by bergen 3y ago
>I just fail to see how quantity factors into anything here. Because you can overload any online discussion / sphere with that. There were so many that X effectively banned searching for her at all because if you did, you where over

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