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4y ago
> the internet internet I think you pass the Turing test. It's ironic that in its current state AI is so "perfect" this kind of mistake can actually serve as proof of human. Can you prompt chatgpt to introduce small errors
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Fair point.
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"Shitting your pants" seems to connote very heavy consequences for... choosing not to take an arbitrary, unnecessary, low efficacy medication.
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4y ago
Exactly what part of the scientific process involves locking people up, stripping them of their jobs, splitting families apart? Admitting past errors without also acknowledging the current knowledge is just as fallible is nothing but empty
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4y ago
It's missing a thread where someone makes a very simplistic analogy, followed by 300 replies discussing the analogy but not the concrete point.
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This is so incomplete I kept looking for a "subscribe to read full article" link. Why not explain how it came to mean the exact opposite of what the (alleged) first known usage meant?
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That's my question. Say if gmail adds user@example.com to their spam list. Does that mean gmail users won't be able to send emails to user@example.com? That is bizarre.
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4y ago
How does being on a spam blacklist prevent you from receiving email?
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4y ago
Money. https://unchained.com/blog/bitcoin-not-blockchain/
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My hypothesis was "children are always real". Got about 15 right before a fake child appeared.
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... if you're a US resident.
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4y ago
It might not be the general solution you're looking for, but idiomatic Jest does the job for me. expect(width).toBeGreaterThan(0); expect(x+width).toBeLessThan(screenWidth); When an assertion fails it will tell you: "Expec
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> creating no change It's much more likely that the change these activists want to create will make the world a worse place to live than without it. The generous interpretation is that fighting against greenhouse gases is as honour
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Until your list of "popular filters" include ones such as "hide jews" or "hide blacks", following clamours for a central authority to ban those filters, or to shut down the entire platform.
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Your second paragraph is an amusing self reflection on the first. You're "becoming increasingly" one of the people you criticise. Which is absolutely fine. The question then is why would you seek government help to censor yo
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> All the dreams I can remember are always ones that I know it's a dream. In my dreams I observe two orthogonal-ish aspects of lucidity: one is to know it's a dream, the other is to control my actions. In most dreams I control
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4y ago
> people who have no knowledge or experience about a particular topic go on to comment as if they were affected by the subject FTFY
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> He says those looking to use it for criminal purposes are not the target market Which is nothing but a strawman, given that the question was: > How would you solve the issue of self-censorship when the exact identity of a searcher i
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"Or on a horseback" is my favourite line.
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4y ago
WordPress plugins.
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So, technically 11? Or is technically the new literally ?
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This got me thinking. An image is 2D in space, 0D in time. Because we perceive 3D/1D, i.e. one dimension above in each aspect, we can see a whole image at once. We can't see an entire video (2D/1D) at once - we have to move i
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4y ago
Wonder if such AI would "decide" to control the borders to prevent people from fleeing...
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> that the next ad mascot will be written in JavaScript That's quite literally true already: https://nextjs.org/conf
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I'm not sure I understand the use case for this, but I had a go in the playground let a = [3] a = [''] // this works? a[0].length // but this fails? Error message is > expecting possible c
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4y ago
You just need to look back at Arsenal's (and others') last year's proposal for an European Super League and the massive backlash resulting, which made them not only drop it (for now) but also, hilariously, also agree to pay f
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Maybe you should have a drink before reading those.
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Just play the whole album Damage Done by Dark Tranquillity on repeat and the code writes itself.
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Wow! `satisfies` solves a problem I was working on yesterday . Remarkably, it's not the first time a new TS feature immediately makes way into my code.
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4y ago
If Russia and China have a plot to censor the internet, does this[0] mean France and New Zealand have decided to join forces with them? The US might be running out of allies. [0] https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politic
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