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by hattmall 1y ago
I can see how that would seem logical, but imo the issue with it not following the normal trend is the inconsistency and inaccurate results of LLMs.
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by hattmall 1y ago
It's shockingly accurate. Sure people get high and do other stuff but the amount of people just sitting on couches passing weed around for hours is huge.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Are they drug friendly, or are they stoners? In my experience it's not so much needing to be high to eat as it is the craving to get high outweighs that for food, then when you get high you forget to eat. Then when it begins to wear o
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by hattmall 1y ago
It's a private grocer, it's not like the government is doing it. So anyone could set this up. It also doesn't even sound like that great of an idea. Is each store going to have enough to serve everyone in the 50km region for
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by hattmall 1y ago
I think it would be much higher than 23%. I think most people would argue justification in using violence to oppose violence. The question would be what percent view the utilization of profit driven policy resulting in deaths as violence,
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by hattmall 1y ago
Interesting how different circles see different things though. Around me the biggest thing prior to Charlie Kirk was the murder of the Ukrainian refugee on a train in Charlotte.
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by hattmall 1y ago
This really can't be stated loudly enough and they studied it and figured this out with A/B testing and implemented it. It's on the level of tobacco companies covering up cancer.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Once a year seems a lot more wild. I drop my phone at least once on most days.
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by hattmall 1y ago
I mean if you are saying you make a lot of money, hire someone to go and get him moving, if he would accept it anyway.
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by hattmall 1y ago
There's an overwhelming and abundantly clear reason they are referred to as man's best friend. I guess I was fortunate to always grow up with dogs, but I can never really understand people that don't pine for dogs. Now, I can
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by hattmall 1y ago
Bad information is inherently better for Google than correct information. If you get the correct information you only do one search. If you get bad, or misleading information that requires you to perform more searches that it is definitely
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by hattmall 1y ago
But then couldn't the authorities just intercept it too and then block those ips?
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by hattmall 1y ago
No, I mean, not in my experience, I haven't had any sort of TV situation that wasn't using online content for at least 6 years.
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by hattmall 1y ago
There's quite a few non-drug things that can induce an altered state of consciousness like Bungee jumping, hunting, practically any extremely intense activity. Any situation where you truly believe you have a legitimate feeling of faci
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by hattmall 1y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure all of that was necessary for the crazy ideas.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Yeah, I'm sure having previously done psilocybin is a pre-requisite. I could never imagine that someone only using light and sound who then takes psilocybin would rate the experiences similarly. Alternatively, I can (involuntarily) re-
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by hattmall 1y ago
But do you really feel you are conversing? I could never get that feeling. It's not a conversation to me it's just like an on-demand book that might be wrong. Not saying I don't use them to attempt to get information, but it
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by hattmall 1y ago
I would say no. Someone with the knowledge and motivation to do those things is far less likely to be overly influenced by the output and if they were they are much more aware of what exactly they are doing with regard to using the model.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Wow, this incredibly awful. I mean not even just the suicide, but like the whole idea of kids / people just having conversations with AI. I never ever considered it as like a social interaction thing. It's so weird to me, it'
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by hattmall 1y ago
Not necessarily the real limiter, right now, is finding a combination useful and profitable application. Simply charging money for generalized AI access is never going to be the ideal profit center.
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by hattmall 1y ago
AI is impressive for a subject you know nothing about. If you ask it what you already know it becomes far less impressive.
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by hattmall 1y ago
At 6'10 I can't imagine much anything is comfortable.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Honestly that's pretty brilliant. But I think the airlines have some incentive to encourage travelers to carry less weight overall.
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by hattmall 1y ago
I will admit I haven't tried this, so I don't know if there's some encryption that would be problematic but there are definitely HDMI video capture devices that are very reasonably priced and would let you record content. BUt
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by hattmall 1y ago
Maybe we need to limit them a bit more, but there's an evolutionary factor or purpose or something at play. I remember a psychology lecture where they talked about it and how in hunter and gather societies most people would be content
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by hattmall 1y ago
Guns are a pretty large domestic manufacturing segment.
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by hattmall 1y ago
This is wildly incorrect, wealthy people are far more likely to be able to afford and willing to pay more for excess housing than an average person. Especially if they can turn around and rent those houses at a profit.
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by hattmall 1y ago
I think you have a flawed assumption. Highly automated manufacturing is only common because of high labor costs. If we are forced by non-profit driven reasons to bring manufacturing back it won't be automated as well. Things that can b
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by hattmall 1y ago
Is that even good intentions? "Crime" is mostly how the world progresses.
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by hattmall 1y ago
That's correct, though the article mentions the Aztecs, but thinking of the Inca empire as a standalone unit is sort of dubious. The Inca were just the named phase of upper Andean civilization when the conquistadors arrived. Most of wh

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