joker_minmax

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by joker_minmax 3y ago
It absolutely would affect you if that imagery is disseminated through any means capable of being seen by anyone you ever know or meet. It is oppressive because it requires you to allow others to exist with the same right. To me this is a f
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
So now you want the law further involved in pornography? Will fine print save someone's reputation like that? If people are distributing for malicious reasons, they aren't going to follow rules.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
There is a vast difference in the realism of the end product, or type of end product in the case of a deepfake video where it is not just a static frame like a magazine.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
And how can one verify that public access will not be granted? How can privacy be ensured here? It is a house of cards
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
The amount of people here claiming that using an AI tool to create an image or video that can be shared, and that privately fantasizing inside your own mind, are equivalent, is boggling to me. Your fantasy-brain isn't hooked up to the
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Everyone can look at that and know it's a painting, not a real image. Most "photorealisfic" portraiture still looks visibly like a painting. Paintings can't move like a video can. The issue is misleading people with beli
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
It gave you a Sims character?
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
This is the thing that comes to you if you take too much Benadryl at noonday.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Is it just me or is something kind of weird about all the breasts on the example women? They all look really high-set - and combined with the fact other people have gotten back nudes from this tool (as shared in the comments below) - I&#x27
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Wondering if this strength increase also increases brittleness like it does for some other materials, but the article doesn't go that far...
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Same. We have laws to clean it up but apparently no one in my neighborhood follows - I look up after looking down.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Oh so we're just ignoring the fact there's tons of different types of these glasses, many of which only filter UV but some that actually do filter blue light, and ignore all the anecdotal evidence from people like myself who say y
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Exactly, I have some of the kind that actually have a visible yellow tint and blue reflect -- I get eyestrain after a long time, but without them on the crappy monitors at my old job I got eyestrain within one hour, and my phone was unusab
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Last time I parked in a lot that required an app to pay, I just let them put a slip on my car saying I didn't pay and wanted me to pay extra, filed a dispute with the company claiming the app didn't let me register my license plat
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
I have some with a genuine yellow tint to them and they helped me with eyestrain with the shitty monitors at my last job. Sleep cycle I don't really care about, but the eyestrain effect was not a placebo. Some monitors just burn out yo
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
"Adolescent mothers (aged 10–19 years) face higher risks of eclampsia, puerperal endometritis and systemic infections than women aged 20–24 years, and babies of adolescent mothers face higher risks of low birth weight, preterm birth an
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Beyond time. The parking spaces are not designed for your freaking Hummvee. Everyone wants me to get rid of my small 2007 sedan but the same make and model car today is much larger. I can park anywhere and I will give this up when the car a
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
I see this happening a lot more than it used to, though. Even if the edits are "I changed this quote because it's a fringe theory that misleads readers about what [article topic theory] represents", the edit will be reverted
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Teenage childbirth actually has a high risk of complications, versus birth in the 20-24 age range. (There is an entire WHO page about this.) The brain goes through a lot of changes between 17 and 21-25. We have evidence of this. It's n
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Can't you reject funds the same way you're allowed to reject a request for funds? Is there something I'm missing?
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
It ends up in liquidation centers in Canada. You'd be surprised what kind of American brands you can find in the bins, that they don't even have stores for, in their own country. Sometimes with return reason tags attached.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
How exactly can we verify that we haven't outsourced it to China when almost all our consumer goods are manufactured there? Do consumer goods not count in our consumption?
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
From the comments: >When you become a publicly traded company, promises like "Don't be evil" cannot be honored I'm usually the king of cynicism... but is this really what people believe?
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
The sanitation aspect of this is the real issue. Propriety has never been a priority for taxi passengers.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
In the USA the last couple times I've had to use uber/lyft, there have been touch screen tablets with ads and games at max brightness in the back seat, strapped to the back of the front seats. At night it's blinding.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Nice thick hiking socks. My feet feel so much better and there's a lot of room for my toes to wiggle usually. Also, bar soap. Switching from liquid body wash to bar soap stands as one of my best decisions. Made the switch 8 years ago n
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
Reminds me of how like a month ago people were asking me why I was hesitant to trust chatGPT for recipes, and I honestly felt like the answer was self-evident. If you know enough about cooking to correct the errors an LLM gives you in a rec
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
The issue with applying any of this is going to be the longevity of the materials in use, in my opinion. Fission is hard enough on the containment in terms of wear and tear, fusion will have even more challenges. We are still permanently 20
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
My dentist is in his early 60s. I'm so scared of him retiring because he's never done me dirty. I just know I can't trust these other ones due to the anecdotal stories of people I know, but also articles like this one.
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by joker_minmax 3y ago
I had a friend in 2014 who said her orthodontist wanted to pull 3 of her molars in order for her teeth to ever be straight. She went to another orthodontist who said "WTF, your condition doesn't even need metal braces, you can use

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