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gitaarik
2y ago
Verifying what?
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2y ago
Once you see it you can indeed not imagine how you couldn't. Some people see it the first time, but it's a small amount of people. This video just demonstrates how humans can only focus at one thing at a time, and when we're
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2y ago
Which AI's allow you to keep training the model? Most are pre-trained without you knowing how. If you use an open source LLM, you could probably do it, but then you already need to have a lot more understanding of it, and be more techn
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2y ago
You would maybe like this YouTube click-bait reducing browser plugin: https://dearrow.ajay.app/
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2y ago
Indeed, seems like a lot of people are getting old and conservative here ;)
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2y ago
Ah ok, so you mean it would be a horrible design mistake to choose Apple products?
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2y ago
I think it's very weird to say that fighting should be treated the same as rape. Come on, everybody has had some kind of fights in their life. Everyone is angry sometimes and has at least the urge to do harm to someone else that they&#
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2y ago
If you have enough money you can become more reckless because you don't worry about paying for fines or damage. Also coke makes you more reckless and it's not cheap.
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2y ago
Hmm, native Americans were in America before Columbus? Crazy
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2y ago
There's a lot of people that have similar experiences though. You can check the comments on that video. Also the parent comment that started this discussion is an example.
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2y ago
Why don't you just use a different browser that gives you more control?
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2y ago
Actually, here are both the experiments side-by-side: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA5wAm2c01w - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ftr9yY-YuYU
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2y ago
Aha, interesting, I looked up some info about it and it seems that in another experiment the dogs also reacted when the owner went home at irregular times. Quite interesting: https://www.sheldrake.org/research/animal-po
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There's also this experiment with dogs where they observed dogs getting up, walking to the front door, and waiting for their owner to come back home from work, as soon as the owner started heading home from the office. They somehow kno
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2y ago
I think they have more than enough money ;-) And then you might say "fairly earned"? I don't think so. But yeah everybody has their views on things.
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2y ago
Why not better support them via Patreon or something similar? Then you can support them without giving YouTube a cut.
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2y ago
Why would that change, spammers can use WhatsApp now already to spam?
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2y ago
I read blog posts
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2y ago
Yes of course, it's the best theory we currently have. Also Newton's gravitational theory was the best explanation until someone came with a paradigm shift that explained the observations better. And we seem to be quite stuck with
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2y ago
What if it's the other way around: the universe is part of you. Also consider that determinism can't exist without free will, as darkness cannot exist without light, or warmth can't exist without cold. They're mutually d
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Well if the fundamental constants were different, math would still work the same way. But if a universe acts in a completely different way, say like a dream world, where they is no logical physical causaulity, our universe's math would
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2y ago
Well, if you think about it, on a large scale of the universe, our laws are helped by our mathematical inventions of dark matter and dark energy. So is there really dark matter and dark energy, or is our understanding of the laws of the uni
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2y ago
What if free will is part of the formula in the the laws of the universe?
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2y ago
I have the same problem. Also in Chrome it uses a lot of CPU but yeah nothing happens and pressing any buttons doesn't do anything.
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2y ago
Indeed, why doesn't this guy just open source it. The community will take care of it staying available.
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The artist's idea is that these machines can ultimately roam the beach independently without the need of human interaction. They also don't need fuel since they only move from the wind they catch. At the same time it looks like so
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Maybe because tech-savvy people understand the need and importance of encryption? There's of course always the exceptions that say they don't care about privacy, but that is fortunately usually a small group, at least in the tech-
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Dark matter is what should explain the anomalies we see in gravitational behavior of galaxies. So it's influencing gravity but it's not acting like regular matter and can't be detected apart from the gravitational influence i
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2y ago
In the article it says "0.3 percent or less of the product’s dry weight"
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2y ago
You can install it yourself, not buy something with it pre-installed
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