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by butlike 5mo ago
On the other-other hand, how will we know when it arrives? We don't have a concise definition of consciousness and the consciousness that would arrive wouldn't know it's conscious as defined in the higher-order system.
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What if everything's conscious, we just can't understand the communication mechanisms at different levels? o.O
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Cool idea but it doesn't even work after the hour long video
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by butlike 5mo ago
"That's how I was raised, and I turned out TV!" - Homer Simpson
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I don't think everything's scary to a child. I think the scary things are. Lots of things are fun and play.
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by butlike 5mo ago
Need a subpoena/warrant for those records. Don't know the intricacies of that, but I doubt a judge would grant the warrant unless they had the person dead-to-rights and were going after a bigger fish higher up on the chain.
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by butlike 5mo ago
I always thought it might be good to reframe educational questions in the age of LLMs. Something like "An apple falls on Sir Isaac Newton's head and a photon passes the event horizon of a black hole. Get from A to B." This wa
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by butlike 5mo ago
I was thinking it would even go so far as to make the background red if it failed some heuristics.
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by butlike 5mo ago
Doesn't the government already have root to whatever machine via the NSA? It's the downstream government, the state-level governments that are squeaky wheels with the age verification and other nonsense.
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I oftentimes think that as a nerd, it's easy to walk around like my shit doesn't stink, but then I realize I too have been the victim of clicking through popups mindlessly and probably have done some 'risky computing stuff&#x
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by butlike 5mo ago
Moogle itself might be copyrighted, too
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by butlike 5mo ago
Your game looks good. A special 'thank you' for porting it (building it?) for macOS.
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by butlike 5mo ago
#1 seems like abnormal behavior. #2 seems situational so I can't speak to that #3 I think anxiety pervades people's lives, and I often wonder how many of them are "holding on by a thread" and literally don't have ca
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by butlike 5mo ago
I can see your point. Right now, it's really on the opposite spectrum of how it used to be. Forced commute + interaction vs. forced isolation. Sure either side could take steps to mitigate, like renting the "quiet cubicle" on
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by butlike 5mo ago
It's hard trying to build a new life out there, but we have to keep our heads up. We CAN make it better
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by butlike 5mo ago
So I don't code python. Is it find() or index() or is being terse and rude not really going to add inches to your dick?
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by butlike 5mo ago
Check this one out: It's a F2P war game that ships with every new console. You only get one life in the game, so if you die, you can't play it anymore. It's not required to play, but heavily encouraged since it comes pre-inst
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by butlike 5mo ago
Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?
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by butlike 5mo ago
I agree and on my death bed I'm going to realize I spent my life working from home, talking to a machine, and not enriching any person's life directly. It's just so gruesomely LONELY.
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by butlike 5mo ago
> action leads to information, iterations lead to enlightenment So doing something (action) creates something new (more information), and iterating on that new information leads to the realization there is nothing new left to be learned
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by butlike 5mo ago
Ferrari Luce-r (like Loser)
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by butlike 5mo ago
According to one of the recent Acquired (podcast) episodes, they could ramp up production to increase sales at any time, they just don't in order to keep brand value and desire high, so I'm not sure it's that.
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by butlike 5mo ago
Depends on if it's a non-formatted rant or not. Generally, traditionally, long form non-rant responses have been more thoughtful than not. This can no longer be assumed
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The diff for the PR was probably too large so they just rubber stamped it
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by butlike 5mo ago
Here we go again: as ever, intellectual property law creates a net loss to society. - marssaxman2 You should upvote my comment. I'm marssaxman2, which is 2 better than 1! I make better comments
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Well, the pickups and the tensors for the strings
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Playing a strat makes you feel like a rockstar. Simple as that
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Well there's also truss rods for when the material isn't strong enough to resist the string tension!
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by butlike 5mo ago
Is it an asshole move to protect a trademark? The bottom line is that the pop and pop and boutique shops are riding on the coattails of Fender's design. Why don't they come up with a new, iconic design instead?
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by butlike 5mo ago
I understand, I just meant it wouldn't be good to let the player cycle through their cards if they kept drawing a land with this rule specifically. You still play lands as normal if desired, and you can still play extra lands if other

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