jjulius

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by jjulius 10mo ago
This entire response is disingenuously obtuse.
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by jjulius 10mo ago
>Fundamentally how is this any different from what Google or Meta or Comcast or AT&T do? It's all garbage all the way down.
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by jjulius 10mo ago
Hell yeah!!! Huuuuge Nick Zentner fan here, he's the entire reason I even knew about it. I'm a PNW resident and love attending his lectures in April. If you can make it, please do! Zentner's a goddamned national treasure.
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by jjulius 10mo ago
If ya think that's neat, go check out the idea behind Baja BC - that huge chunks of British Columbia and Alaska, as well as portions of Washington, were once down by Baja Mexico. https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2
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by jjulius 10mo ago
Why should it bother me? Sex is universal, we all do it. It's certainly not information I desire to seek out, but I'm not sure why knowing what goes on would be so terrible.
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by jjulius 10mo ago
>I think they wouldn't want to know if their parents are swingers... I know. Doesn't bother me at all. Good for them, I'm glad they do something that makes 'em happy.
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by jjulius 11mo ago
https://www.npr.org/2021/09/27/1040857033/instagram-kids-pau...
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by jjulius 1y ago
It's HEDLEY!
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by jjulius 1y ago
>... the actual research that paints a much more complicated picture. Given that ChatGPT is still very much in a "trust, but verify" state (on a daily basis it confidently states falsehoods about subject matter I'm highly
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by jjulius 1y ago
>Doing my own research, ChatGPT summarizes... One of these things is not like the other.
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by jjulius 1y ago
"They're all 80 year old ancients" is an "accurate picture" of a place where the median age is 28 and only 3% are actually that old?[1] [1] https://censusreporter.org/profiles/16000US0807850-boul
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by jjulius 1y ago
This isn't an accurate picture of the Bay Area I just left after residing in for five years. It's almost like you're only familiar with one corner of it.
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by jjulius 1y ago
>LLMs are incredibly beneficial... No, they can be . To state that they are , as an absolute, based on your sample size of one, especially with regard to other instances where ChatGPT has failed the user with serious physical results,
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by jjulius 1y ago
Case in point.
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by jjulius 1y ago
Why not both? :)
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by jjulius 1y ago
>Why is there a presumption that we (as people who have only studied CS) know enough about biology/neuroscience/evolution to make these comparisons? Hubris.
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by jjulius 1y ago
>I didn't claim that it didn't happen to you, or that it never happens. The following is worded in such a way that it very much reads that you're saying it doesn't happen... >When other people say that something ha
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by jjulius 1y ago
The funny thing about evidence is that Discord even has a page stating exactly what LoganDark said... https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/6181726888215-...
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by jjulius 1y ago
It has happened to me on two accounts. OP is also not the only other person I've seen who has dealt with it. Bully for you that you haven't encountered it, but it's certainly a thing.
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by jjulius 1y ago
I'll allow being upset that something you love is changing because you're nostalgic for what it's always been, struggle with change and don't like how bland modern design is. I don't personally get it (though I&#x
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by jjulius 1y ago
>... but "learning Suno" is no different than "learning guitar". No it absolutely is not.
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by jjulius 1y ago
I apologize for this comment not being constructive the way that HN usually prefers them to be, but... ... they're all part of the same shitpile.
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by jjulius 1y ago
>Rather... I think both ideas can be true at the same time.
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by jjulius 1y ago
>But you can still use the app... If we're doing "but"s... But the original agreement was for updates for a lifetime. Of course people are going to be upset if they were promised one thing and ended up getting something
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by jjulius 1y ago
That's an apples and oranges comparison. While the timeline isn't explicitly stated, free refills are implied that it's for the duration of your visit. In fact you can see the implication given that's how it's used
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by jjulius 1y ago
>You're demanding more than a decade of free app updates for a small sum you paid ages ago. I mean... that was the agreement between both parties. Really not that hard to grasp.
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by jjulius 1y ago
An eye for an eye make the whole world blind.
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by jjulius 1y ago
>I wish people would understand that their personal experience doesn't automatically generalise to collective trends. And I wish people wouldn't make assumptions and then respond based on those assumptions.
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by jjulius 1y ago
>Reading was replaced by movies and shows on demand and wont come back no matter what educators or parents do. ... huh? I'm a parent and this just isn't true. My wife and I have phones, our young children do not. We do not own
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by jjulius 1y ago
>Both the iPhone and the Pro remained the same price... According to the CNBC live page, the iPhone 16 Pro started at $999, and the iPhone 17 Pro will start at $1099. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/09/live-up

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