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Pilot dies after jumping from plane leaving trainee to land it
(dailyrecord.co.uk)
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I love that guy's reviews for the thought and detail he puts in them. But his voice is like nails on a chalkboard. I'm looking forward to AI letting me swap it with James Earl Jones.
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I bought a weed whacker directly from the maker about 5 years ago, and since then have received literal tons of their catalogues in my tiny mailbox. They send > 80% of all the mail I receive. I've regretted it ever since. Now I feel
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This knot is not for me. I need my drawstrings to be permanently connected together, or else when I wash those shorts they frequently get pulled into the pants where I can't reach them, and it's a pain to fish them out again. And
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A video game playthrough in a file, game not needed.
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If Fable can now create horcruxes, the Commerce Department should seriously consider another time out.
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My dentist told me I don't have to floss all of my teeth, just the ones I want to keep. You don't have to exercise all of your muscles either.
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Of course placebos should be legal, they're effective medications. https://www.health.harvard.edu/newsletter_article/the-power-...
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I appreciated the paean to aluminum foil in Project Hail Mary where (spoilers) the hero uses it as bowling pins and to reproduce astrophage to eventually save two worlds. It's right up there in the pantheon of useful things with duct t
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This is only surprising if you see AI as a kind of independent intelligence rather than as a new way to access existing media. If it's the later then of course it rarely goes beyond that training. With that perspective it would be just
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Sycophantic AI decreases prosocial intentions and promotes dependence
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https://x.com/waitbutwhy/status/1292882798982967296/photo/1 I hope that before I shuffle off we have agents that can emulate these people with subtlety and depth, and I can invite them over for long chat
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I suppose it's the difficulty in recording them rather than the file size that has kept them experimental. But that's not a problem for AI generated splats. GenAI sites could have a toggle from image to video to splat4d.
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I was bitching here the other day about GTA VI being locked down so I can't pass it on like a favorite book. But maybe if I just archive the whole package, a not-so-distant-future-ai will be able to rehydrate it onto any handy future p
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A gaussian gif. Coming to porn sites soon. The file format name works for them. But imagine whole movies shot in this format. The fly-on-the-wall fantasy of movies, without being locked in place for the whole shot. Narrative possibilities l
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New York City: Hold my Negroni aperitivo. I have faith in the Big Apple administration's ability to become a leader on this metric.
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> A singular announcement, that people were waiting around to listen to, would have only been Alito. To me this is a wishful leap, more so that you would break a historic news story based on it. It seems to be a kind of Rorschach test. W
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My rural PO Box rental is $120/year, for the smallest size. If there's a free option they must keep it quiet.
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So when they get pregnant at the last moment their training is wasted and a soldier is lost. And if they don't get pregnant with the right timing, they get fed into a meat grinder at the front? It seems suboptimal. And if the survival
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I think AI has increased the volume of such mistakes, but not necessarily the ratio. Compare this to all too human false reports this week of Justice Alito's retirement. Nina Totenberg was the source and has been remarkably honest abou
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From a military perspective, fertile women are also useful for producing more soldiers, logistics workers, and taxpayers, making males preferrable draftees where their warfighting qualities are similar. Russia has suffered ~1.4M casualties
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How do we know whether we're already in one?
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> USPS does last mile delivery for a lot of rural places. Not in the rural places I've lived, including my current one for 20 years. UPS and FedEx deliver to my porch. USPS has never been here. I drive to my PO box in the nearest to
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Yeah I botched that. It's around 1.5kw/mile for an ICE car.
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For small items, add drones and the last miles savings get big. Weight of a typical car: 4,000 lbs. Weight of a typical delivery drone: 80 lbs. Typical drone payload: 5 lbs. 5 mile drone delivery: ~2 kWh 5 mile car delivery: ~
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True, he's not suggesting that they be sent prematurely, just that they should endure eternal torture afterwards. That seems harsh for growing a seedless grape.
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> I applied this principle and married someone with a great sense of smell May you and your smelling nose wife live happily ever after.
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> Grok AI generated large amounts of CSAM and nonconsensual intimate imagery Grok Imagine has been considerably locked down in terms of intimate imagery over the last few weeks. E.g. Harley Quinn used to be one of the easiest characters
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Evidence?
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I think it becomes abusus when you buy the Gatorade yourself and put it in your own fridge, but toddlers may dispute that.
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