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calderknight
3y ago
Aren't there countless examples of people who have been cancelled in this way to various degrees? People accused of sexual crimes, racist beliefs, fringe moral views, heretical religious/theological beliefs, etc. have been cancell
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calderknight
3y ago
I presume you're being ironic. One should listen to them. One should also be aware of the massive selection bias in views you're going to hear.
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calderknight
3y ago
I had never heard of this feature. This will be very useful.
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calderknight
3y ago
Just call it what it is: proprietary, nonfree software
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calderknight
3y ago
"WWW - let's share what we know"
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calderknight
3y ago
I think I can understand all of them as long as I have time to learn the language they're speaking
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3y ago
If the claim is just that the lion wouldn't speak English the OK I agree
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calderknight
3y ago
Why not stop and think for a moment about what is "the unkown" instead of keeping talking about what I have personally seen or my personal feelings.
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calderknight
3y ago
If a lion could speak, we could understand him.
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3y ago
The main reason to snub the Grand Canyon is that it's been very well explored, not that it's had photographs taken of it. So, although I'm willing to snub Olympus Mons a little bit if we really have such good photos of it (I
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calderknight
3y ago
There is a really massive difference between "the unknown" and "stuff I personally haven't seen yet".
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calderknight
3y ago
None of those phrases would come to my mind. Adventure is about the unknown.
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calderknight
3y ago
My experience with Reddit is that what doesn't sink isn't worth much attention.
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calderknight
3y ago
I've read them on the internet yes. Good point. Different usage of the dots though.
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3y ago
I don't think English has letters with multiple dots above them.
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calderknight
3y ago
Yeah AI has multiple denotations, those things have never been considered "real" AI tho
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calderknight
3y ago
As it happens, I was an early adopter. I have my 10-year badge just from CSGO. I was SMFC in ~2013 (it was easy at that point in time, I get destroyed now). The game has changed a lot. The original version of CSGO wasn't even made by V
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3y ago
I don't think those things have ever been widely considered AI. It may have widely thought that those things would require AI, though.
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calderknight
3y ago
Covid years flew past
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calderknight
3y ago
Don't look at a calendar, it will be a depressing experience.
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calderknight
3y ago
Yeah, after all, thinking about things rationally rather than jumping to conclusions is a good habit for people who value the truth highly.
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calderknight
3y ago
Whether he's a genius or not - or a leader of the incels - it seems like the standard ways of evaluating decisions should apply to him. It's strange to evaluate a decision before considering the motivation behind the decision.
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3y ago
Hard to judge without knowing why he's doing it.
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3y ago
I wouldn't be too sure. My first attempt got ~67% without using the reference. My second attempt got 60% with the reference.
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3y ago
Some people still read entire books (they literally just sit there for hours and read every word on every page)
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3y ago
(note that this is a very different LK-99 to the one that is claimed to be a superconductor)
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calderknight
3y ago
>bash scientists who were supposedly trying to cover up their own incompetence by debunking the plucky researchers from a brave private institution Has this really been happening?
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calderknight
3y ago
Article fails to establish title's claim. Yeah the pure crystal isn't a superconductor - but guess what? the Koreans never claimed that substituting in copper atoms in a random fashion would work.
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calderknight
3y ago
The sooner that you find success the sooner that you'll fail So don't, don't, don't Don't play the chords of fame
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calderknight
3y ago
OK but I'm still not seeing any logic error.
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