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by haccount 2y ago
No mention of alimentary tract irritation ;)
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by haccount 2y ago
Money will still exist. Maybe you don't have any but other people might run around with pocket change. You'll be able to get a free meal from the poverty bot serving A/B testing burgers and cataloguing your emotional response
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by haccount 2y ago
So the right way is to use emission but make sure peoples wages don't increase competitive with inflation. Making marginal people poor and padding the pockets of people who have better options for fighting for higher wages? I'm in
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by haccount 2y ago
Considering the amount of research chems and hyper-fentanyls they export it definitely exists in abundance within their borders.
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by haccount 2y ago
As a European I've already come to terms with the fact that we're a consumer group dependent on china. A huge sector or our commerce can be summarized as "Alibaba but with expensive middle men".
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by haccount 2y ago
I spent a brief moment working close to nutritionists and completely lost faith in their ability to do anything correctly beyond counting calories.
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by haccount 2y ago
UBI assumes the entire financial sector doesn't exist. That companies grow like plants without agency. That everyone just accepts UBI as an equal portion and that the future is rosy and fair. The predatory institutions will still be th
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by haccount 2y ago
Exotic dancers and other human commodity products will still be in demand. Until the Life-skin™ Sensubot™ lineup arrives
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by haccount 2y ago
Having a mop-capable robotic vacuum myself I have a completely different experience. It is simply too stupid(despite being a smart model with camera and room mapping LiDAR) and get stuck at carpet edges and under chairs. If I want to use it
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by haccount 2y ago
It's an early demo of interactive realtime inference but it appears to have a promise of promptable game worlds and mechanisms. Or "scriptable dynamic imagination" if you will. The answer to "why?" when DeepDream de
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by haccount 2y ago
If your name is Scam Altman then it's a breeze to do so
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by haccount 2y ago
It's actually very easy to cope. Imagine that all your biases and intuitions are more correct than any given study, but why imagine it when it's already true. Trillions invested, decades wasted by global institutions and here my E
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by haccount 2y ago
I suggested "word model" because it's a catchy pun on "world model". It's still a language and not merely words. But language is correct even when it wildly disagrees with everyday existence as we humans know i
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by haccount 2y ago
Language seems to be confused with logic or common sense. We've observed it previously in psychiatry(and modern journalism, but here I digress) but LLMs have made it obvious that grammatically correct, naturally flowing language requir
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by haccount 2y ago
No wonder Gemini is a garbage fire if had chatgpt write the code for it.
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by haccount 2y ago
You can use a few controlnet templates and then whatever model you like and consistently get the posture correct. The diffusion plugin for Krita is a great playground for exploring this.
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by haccount 2y ago
I would say we already had one of those. There's more hand crafted human made content available than anyone cares to read. While this will enable a certain degree of more spam it will more importantly, on the positive side of things, d
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by haccount 2y ago
The viability of solar panels in the north depends on eye watering grid prices, which isn't the case everywhere or all of the year. Whenever it occurs it is generally during winter time when a roof worth of panels provides a mere trick
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by haccount 2y ago
The irony of interconnected grids to "reduce volatility" is that any place that previously had a stable grid with low prices are suddenly seeing the exported volatility from the German energy suicide experiment crossing the borde
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by haccount 2y ago
There's a green trend in much of central-north europe to use electric heating, mainly by promoting air heat pumps.
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by haccount 2y ago
A high speed processor And lidar with digital blade angle control will probably make it work effortlessly on an incline too.
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by haccount 2y ago
Guys hear me out. The next VC funded killer idea: ChatGLP!
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by haccount 2y ago
Any sufficiently energetic collision would produce a population of fragments that intersect the orbit of our planet. The op headline is also using meteorite, which by definition is a rock which reaches the surface of the earth.
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by haccount 2y ago
If they grasp how gravity is "decaying" because things are in orbit then they've failed to understand both orbital mechanics and how gravity drops off at distance.
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by haccount 2y ago
A $16k investment at 4% annual yield with quarterly payout re-invested turns into $29k at the 15 year mark. So maybe batteries and panels today feels like a good investment, but is it the best?
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by haccount 2y ago
This compared to my own experience shows how much location matters for these things. I live in a place with cheap and stable hydropower. There's winter time price spikes but average solar earnings compared to grid cost from solar durin
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by haccount 2y ago
With a competent tutor, material and emotional support you don't need to cultivate talents, you simply create complex skills. You typically don't search so much for a hidden talent in a child as leverage their neuroplasticity and
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by haccount 2y ago
There's large parts of the world where college and university have zero tuition fees and still doesn't turn into ceaseless roman orgies.
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by haccount 2y ago
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by haccount 2y ago
We have a suspect. We know he didn't murder our victim as he was abroad. But until we have a better suspect we'll still charge him for the murder. How law would work if it followed your patten of how science supposedly operate.

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