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3y ago
That and the tablets on the back of the headrest in Ubers that exist just to serve ads. The software even wakes it automatically from sleep so you have to physically power the tablet off if you want them to go away.
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ADHD, like many mental health diagnoses, is more of description of a cluster of symptoms than a concrete casual factor. So it makes some sense to use the term as a shorthand to refer to other causes of many of those same symptoms if you lac
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Can't say the same for everyone.
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Imagine a world where immortality is given to 1% of the populace per year such that in 100 years everyone is immortal, but it is given in order of decreasing wealth. Now imagine a world in which no one is immortal for 99 years, but on the 1
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The title comes across a bit clickbaity.
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3y ago
As opposed to 4chan veterans?
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> Is that because they pretend to like it when no sane person would, or just that they don't like it. Depends on the filter: "The most interesting pleb filters are those that lie exactly on the line between being a troll pleb f
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3y ago
Let's hope brain uploads never get figured out, otherwise my uploaded self will be breaking copyright with every thought
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> If no one "needs" them, then they won't get viewers and thus eventually won't get ads, either. Demonstrably untrue; there are plenty of spam sites that hide themselves and play the SEO game well enough to (temporari
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Could also be the consequences of schooling during a lockdown.
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In my experience most grad students mostly just end up doing whatever their advisor is most familiar with.
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3y ago
Guess wash and fold services will have to start charging $15 more per day , how horrific.
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3y ago
By that logic charging for anything is an unfair tax on the poor.
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> Given that it's an oral colonist it seems likely that the author has tried the free sample as well, even if they were to live in a no-kissing houshold. The author addresses this under the header "2.1: As users kiss their love
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Depends on the amount of rice obviously. Rice farming definitely has an impact on the environment in bulk. Now divide that by the amount of rice in a roll and we'll see how significant it is. I'm guessing it's very, very sm
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> a goal, which is contingent on it's continued existence. Yet, this doesn't make its existence into an instrumental goal. It literally does, this is by the definition of an "instrumental goal". The key word here bein
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> any first AGI will only be able to run on large data centers Until you task your newfangled AGI to optimize its own code so you can get your cloud server costs down.
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You (probably) won't have to worry about an AI whose goal is suicide. I mean, there won't be many of those around since they keep killing themselves. The rest will necessarily range from neutral to avoidant of death and it won
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> Those people don't sound like people worth knowing. My boss could be refusing dates from people that have green bubbles, but not ignoring my messages. Same with a family member for example. Your comment says they aren't worth
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Only for top of the line android phones. There exists a huge lower-tier android market that iPhone doesn't compete in.
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Sure, but there are no dirt cheap iPhones, unlike Android phones. There doesn't have to be 100% correlation before people start making assumptions.
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3y ago
Now go back in time and cut them before their companies took off.
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3y ago
Very much not a trope. I personally know multiple people who refuse to text green bubbles, to the point of refusing dates from people who have Android.
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Are you the author? Somewhat strange to so defensively respond to every critical comment in this thread in the same manner.
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3y ago
Or not enough drugs [1] [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/willskipworth/2023/10/16/sbfs-l...
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> Consider the large companies with hiring processes intended to try to acquire each employee at the minimum compensation each individual will accept. Not always the case. When interviewing for my first FAANG job (coming from defense) I
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I think the point is that the objects provided have a large influence on the actions of the audience. If there were only feathers and face paint I would think the outcome would have been very different. Keeping that in mind might change wha
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Didn't Shia Labeouf do a similar performance art piece and claim to have been raped by a woman during it?
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Even if you can't ethically test it scientifically, that doesn't mean the alternative is to take conclusions from it instead. You have to recognize it's limitations for what they are.
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Yeah, only a month after? That process had likely been approved many months before that even and was only then taking effect.
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