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by catigula 1y ago
>But these fears are frequently based on oversimplified or misapplied interpretations of economic models, and appear to be driven more by political agendas rather than evidence A razor for people who think like this: Do you think Japan a
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by catigula 1y ago
I'm just referring to smaller and smaller LEDs, I don't really care about the marketing terms really. Whatever technology you want to call sufficiently small LEDs, how you market it isn't relevant to me. Pixel-LEDs are the go
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by catigula 1y ago
Mini-led technology is quickly outpacing OLED technology. It's going the way of plasma in a decade or less.
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by catigula 1y ago
Did you read this link? >This reluctance extends to different types of platforms. Only around a third would be likely to provide age proof for messaging apps (38%) or social media sites (37%). For user-generated encyclopaedias like Wikip
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by catigula 1y ago
The notion that states are the perfect reflection of the democratic will is quite silly. Suppose a party in Europe is elected on the premise that they will provide free ice cream for all. This is an important issue for people, so they vote
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by catigula 1y ago
It's quite simple: European states require serious restrictions on liberty in order to do the incredibly unpopular but morally good things they feel they're doing.
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by catigula 1y ago
>"Monster Green shoppers are likely younger (Gen-Z/Millennial/Gen-X) male, lower income & Caucasian (skews Hispanic)." What does this sentence even mean?
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by catigula 1y ago
No it isn't, he's lying. Sorry guys. Claude code is better than a junior programmer by a lot and these guys think it only gets better from there and they have people with decades in the industry to burn through before they have to
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by catigula 1y ago
This probably seems very relevant to you if you're elderly and not so relevant if you don't have a home.
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by catigula 1y ago
Think about what you're saying. 100k invested in the market - untouched - will decay a certain percentage a year in purchasing power due to inflation but will outpace it due to returns. How many years until that cash windfall changes y
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by catigula 1y ago
It seems like the evidence falsifies this idea, though. Just based on what I'm reading it's very likely that your idea of how people are railed or de-railed from life success might not comport entirely with reality, i.e. there are
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by catigula 1y ago
The problem is that cash windfalls don't build wealth. You need consistent income to do much of anything in this world that matters that can be traced, tracked, expressed in credit reports and used to back loans for serious purchases l
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by catigula 1y ago
Stated above, not just em-dash, but the following: > This isn't X, this is Y This is ChatGPT's favorite rhetorical flourish without exception.
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by catigula 1y ago
It's not just that, this construction: > This isn't X, this is Y is a huge ChatGPT signal.
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by catigula 1y ago
I think that people aren't farming out work to ChatGPT as you've imagined, but moreso using it to "help them write" if they're poor writers.
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by catigula 1y ago
Unfortunately the internet is just going to be these ChatGPT comments now, isn't it.
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by catigula 1y ago
It's interesting that there is special pleading for universal membership of certain states and special pleading for exclusive membership of others depending on what I can only assume is their predominant ethnic makeup. Also, accusing p
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by catigula 1y ago
I don't want to be pedantic but these things do, in fact, 'mysteriously' happen to completely 'healthy' people.
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by catigula 1y ago
Philosophically there is no difference. The gun to your head is infinity, 40 years has no meaning.
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by catigula 1y ago
A lot of people in the comments are talking about the "problem" of death and approaches to take, but really, the only thing you can do is philosophically make your peace. Anything else at this point is yelling into infinity.
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by catigula 1y ago
How about the emotionless servant chat?
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by catigula 1y ago
Major correlation/causation overreach here. Also, if 'sexual sedation' were a premise you'd propose as having some societal-level impact you'd start very quickly getting into other effects, many of which might not b
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by catigula 1y ago
This comment is likely a special pleading fallacy. I've already addressed the fact that someone having hurt feelings is probably not a good argument.
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by catigula 1y ago
Why? The premise of the post is that we're all world citizens. Why does it matter where I live? I need only simply desire to live somewhere and be something and my wish should be granted lest I be sad, which the Japanese must obviously
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by catigula 1y ago
>There are groups I'm not part of. This makes me sad. I want to be part of those groups. Yes, but that inherently dilutes the very conception of a group. This is pretty basic stuff. Groups must be exclusive or they have no meaning
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by catigula 1y ago
These models are purposely made to sound more 'friendly' through RLHF
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by catigula 1y ago
So the answer would be no.
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by catigula 1y ago
How are you determining that it's better? Care to make a case for it that isn't benchmark (gameable) based?
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by catigula 1y ago
Anecdotally it doesn't feel like GPT-5 is a meaningful improvement over o3 to me.
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by catigula 1y ago
Gemini is a little bit neurotic, it gets overly concerned about things.

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