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by dibujante 4y ago
4-year-olds can't drive, so in most of the United States, this is not true.
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by dibujante 4y ago
If you create it out of atmospheric carbon then it's carbon-neutral. I don't know if that's what they're proposing, though.
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by dibujante 4y ago
It's also just a stupid idea. You "can't criticize" many groups of people who hold no real power. The quotation was devised solely to apply to criticizing "the Jews" (and by extension implying they "rule o
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by dibujante 4y ago
They're credited with it but that quotation is actually from neo-Nazi Kevin Alfred Strom and has been repeatedly laundered through social media to seem like respectable intellectual rigor, instead of an attempt to legitimize the kinds
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by dibujante 5y ago
Yes, I believe so, although millions of qubits are still many orders of magnitude away from the largest quantum computers currently in existence. If Moore's Law applies to quantum computers (big if) then it will take about 50 years for
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by dibujante 5y ago
People are going to generate black-box code, launch it as an MVP, and then hire engineers to iron out bugs or even do whole rewrites if the product gets traction. It's all going to just fit back into the same standard model.
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by dibujante 5y ago
No real comment beyond cool! Go you!
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by dibujante 5y ago
Ezra Levant is a polemicist who frequently misstates or fabricates evidence. You shouldn't trust him. He's essentially Canada's Tucker Carlson. He's trying to be provocative, not do journalism.
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by dibujante 5y ago
And race. If employers can't actually check your record, they'll make assumptions about it, and some of those are pretty unsavory.
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by dibujante 5y ago
What's keeping a company from posting a salary of $1-$1000000 and then always being compliant?
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by dibujante 5y ago
They don't have "zoning" just bylaws that require only certain kinds of structures to be built on certain parcels. They have zoning
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by dibujante 5y ago
It's a big issue because Putin wants it to be a big issue.
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by dibujante 5y ago
I recall the police responding to the protests in Portland and working hard to shut them down as a result. The Ottawa police have declined to take action.
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by dibujante 5y ago
Respectfully, making sweeping assertions about someone without having read what they wrote and expecting agreement is kind of a privileged take.
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by dibujante 5y ago
How would you verify a company's emissions? With your monitoring satellite? Otherwise, it's their word against your inability to verify anything.
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by dibujante 5y ago
I think it is the question, because if there is an AI that can experience qualia, and my toy AI doesn't, then there's some inflection point between the two that can experience qualia. You can set up goalposts just slightly past an
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by dibujante 5y ago
Yep! Just buy from a non-emitting company. They wouldn't lie to you and claim to be non-emitting, because that would be mean.
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by dibujante 5y ago
Yeah, this is the real question. I'm sure I could program an AI agent to respond to (dis-)incentives in a fuzzy way. Is it consciously experiencing pain and pleasure at that point? The answer would be "no" unless we could pro
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by dibujante 5y ago
The web should proceed as a series of prime numbers, so web 5.0 follows web 3.0
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by dibujante 5y ago
In a well-functioning market, the price of goods should eventually shrink to their cost of production. If they do not, that's a monopoly.
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by dibujante 5y ago
Maybe it's a low-key attempt to disrupt the use of Google Drive as a command and control source for botnets? Seems very easy to work around.
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by dibujante 5y ago
Your argument seems like "why have phones, when laptops exist?"
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by dibujante 5y ago
This is really cool! One thing though - case sensitivity? I think that should go away; having to get capitalization right slows down typing a lot. I look forward to an integration with dndbeyond!
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by dibujante 5y ago
i read all your words and stuff, but no, but, like, open your eyes, ok
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by dibujante 5y ago
Bingo.
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by dibujante 5y ago
My understanding as well. By the time people are hospitalized, the disease isn't necessarily still prolific in their body; the post-infection damage kills them.
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by dibujante 5y ago
First, can the entire political spectrum learn what "environmentally vs. genetically determined" actually means?
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by dibujante 5y ago
Uh-huh, because if something is bullshit then anything that disagrees with it is anti-bullshit. Fauci says masks are bad? That clearly self-serving bullshit entitles you to any reality you want. Don't think Covid is real? Well, some li
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by dibujante 6y ago
"In order to undestand how these systems work I would recommend to know the language in which they are written. The biggest concern with Python is its poor performance hence the knowledge of a more efficient language will be a big plus
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by dibujante 6y ago
Wait until you see what you can use your metro card for in Taipei...

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