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by emsign 2y ago
Post-truthism has reached live video and is accessible to everyone. Turns out it's still only a few weirdos who love to use it for grifting purposes. I think most normal people are like "what do I need this crazy sh*t for?"
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by emsign 2y ago
I wish Firefox was like Vivaldi so I can switch from the Chrome based browser.
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by emsign 2y ago
The US is a big country.
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by emsign 2y ago
Oh that's just great, isn't it? Just when we found out that the so called dark oxygen is being produced in those biologically diverse ecosystems, the industry only sees as a mineral resource they're going to exploit. While to
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by emsign 2y ago
I'd keep Firefox and ditch the other. No second thoughts at all.
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by emsign 2y ago
Horrible pic. That's all?
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by emsign 2y ago
Pressure buildup in the cranium due to microwave heating? Victims have reported a feeling as if their heads are about to explode.
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by emsign 2y ago
This isn't new knowledge. I've heard about blasts causing sudden pressure buildup in the brain via the spinal cord years ago. Of course this is now a much bigger problem for the military as it affects all combat soldiers even duri
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by emsign 2y ago
I don't buy it, sorry. What makes "weaving" exclusively a conversation style of autists and not neurotypicals? The author suggests he has only seen it in autists whichI findhardto believec
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by emsign 2y ago
Oh, I just realized that will never work. Nobody pays in cash anymore.
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by emsign 2y ago
A coin on a string would be funnier. Just when someone wants to yoink it, up up up it flies.
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by emsign 2y ago
This is absurd.
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by emsign 2y ago
Maybe it's a reference to the old school modem speeds back when you could take a few sips from your cup of coffee while watching a website load and build up.
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by emsign 2y ago
Given that this is highly inefficient from a user's point of view and every request costs energy and someone else's money, I wouldn't call it a first world problem but a design flaw with more serious implications than just re
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by emsign 2y ago
Oh. Oooh! Yes. And "I don't know." aren't a lot of tokens. So where's the incentive there, lol.
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by emsign 2y ago
They still haven't fixed that? lmao Having to constantly correct incorrect answers by LLMs only for them to apologize and give another incorrect answer is what made me lose complete interest in using them. I figured if I'm knowled
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by emsign 2y ago
I don't like how it doesn't explain how it works.
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by emsign 2y ago
Thank you
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by emsign 2y ago
People on X don't realize people can't read their stories if they're not logged in? I hope this cancer called X finally dies.
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by emsign 2y ago
Then asking Johansson for permission months before was pure coincidence?
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by emsign 2y ago
The speed doesn't really matter if their end goal is morally wrong. A slower speed might give them an advantage to not overshoot and get backlash or it gives artists and the public more time to fight back against EA, but it doesn'
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by emsign 2y ago
Problem is they really believe we either can't tell the difference between a human and an AI model eventually, or they think we don't care. Don't they understand the meaning of art?
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by emsign 2y ago
It looks really unprofessional at minimum if not a bit arrogant, which is actually more concerning as it hints at a deeper disrespect for artists and celebrities.
534.
by emsign 2y ago
You can trace back where an animal grew up and lived by analyzing its isotopes. There's a unique pattern for every place on Earth.
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by emsign 2y ago
I simply don't trust companies that crack down on union organizers.
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by emsign 2y ago
Eww
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by emsign 2y ago
> But without any external means to distinguish a conscious and unconscious agent, whether animals experience qualia is in a philosophical sense as unknowable as whether other humans experience qualia. I disagree on that. We could ask th
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by emsign 2y ago
> It's pretty clear by inspection that with these wooden balls bees are exhibiting some sort of evolved behavioral response to their environmental stimulus. Might be related to sex, collecting food, protection from predators or some
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by emsign 2y ago
It's called Panpsychism. (Unfortunaltely) it's not falsifiable. So it's a philosophical belief.
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by emsign 2y ago
Rolling little balls for no reason cannot be compared to insects trying to orient themselves upright. Insects have no inner ear like mammals to figure out what's up and what's down, they use light. Light is up, because in a natura

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