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My best running times were in 2017 when I did a 7 minute workout for 90 days in a row. I was doing the routine twice by the end of the 90 days. The 7 minute workout was a fad in 2012? that promised the same results as this study. Minimal ti
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An employee on the Canadian satire show This hour has 22 minutes
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https://maggieappleton.com/ai-dark-forest The open internet will be a dark forest, beautiful but mostly populated by metal-brains, meatb-brains will retreat to their human only spaces, local Facebook or Instagram where you
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Thanks. 720 and 864ppm is probably the lower limit for a completely empty room.
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How bad does our bedroom air quality get? or how much CO2 do two adult humans produce in a 10x10 closed room overnight? Is it enough to push the CO2 high enough to have an effect? I've noticed I sleep better when I sleep separately fro
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https://maggieappleton.com/ai-dark-forest
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How do you find and apply for jobs like this. Bug hunting mercenary would be my ideal job. Not sure how to find jobs that have that need.
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The open internet will be a dark forest, beautiful, but populated by metal-brains. Meat-brains will retreat inside trusted spaces below or above the empty forest. https://maggieappleton.com/ai-dark-forest
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Someone thought registering Mount Poop as a NOTAM and filling all the fields with poop emoji's was a good idea.
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Pre WW1 the strict limit of humanity was how we could fertilize our crops. The haber process made ammonium from the atmospheric and made fertilizer, and allowed WW1 to have all it's explosives and shells.
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Yarg owned left-pad.
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Both. The humans are secondary characters to the revenge plot, they're just helpers to the main revenge theme. Neither human not Avatar groups are functional in a family sense. When there's time to be a loving family, no one is (u
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We watched them back to back over two days. The first movie had a romantic couple and lots of characters exploring the beauty of Avatar and discovering it's world. It felt like that part was missing from Avatar 2.
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The plot of the movie is that a human wants to kill the Avatar who killed him in the first movie. Except dead-human got reanimated as an Avatar creature. That's the first 5 minutes so it's not really a spoiler. There are other hum
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I watched Avatar 2 in theaters without watching or reading anything but the title. Sorely disappointed in the movie. I guess if I expected a Rambo shoot-em-up I would have been satisifed, but a plot based on revenge, with 75-100 on-screen d
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Just wait until AI generated articles pollute the internet. Trusted sources only is going to make a more decisive world.
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Moonlight sonata interrupted by the windows crash sound or a message notification beep.
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What's your definition of fitness in this case? Survival of the fittest?
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"that number is falling thanks to climate change" The weirdness of climate change is that warm air holds more water. So you'll get stronger storms, but some areas will see drought as the atmosphere holds more water and is les
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No, ChatGPT doesn't know it's own sources. It's just a trained model. Once the model has been created it's fixed - it can be recreated unlimited times, but it will never tell you the sources for it's output. Maybe i
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No, not at all. ChatGPT is trained on the same source information, but when you ask a question there's no guarantee it's answer is directly from an actual source, it's always a newly generated "thought". Google is a
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I'm not sure why it's as therapeutic as it is basically interacting with a search engine. Because it's like a smart human giving you their best guess. It will never tell you it doesn't know or give you something complete
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There's farms near me that have a field of corn, every 5 rows has a different sign up with some sort of code and a logo for a seed company. I'd always assumed thats what they were testing.
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And a great children's museum and science center.
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Facebook is a tool. I used Facebook to find a local running group and added Facebook friends from my city for the first time in 17 years of living here. So for me, Facebook was a way to get out of depression. I have a "slap you in the
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I've realized that getting even mildly drunk makes me super depressed 24-36 hours after I've stopped drinking. I don't feel physically bad, just a depressed frustrated with life and the people around me - state. I can't
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Do you think the public release of GPT will increase the volume to unmanageable levels?
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AI driven lives. We have bits of our lives that are AI influenced, but I think people will have a relationship with their personal AI and use and trust it for running their lives.
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There's a bunch of old manuscripts and scrolls on some boring topic, but a few have a cat footprint in ink on them, so some monk somewhere was working and had a mischievous cat around. I think there are examples from all over including
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Google is currently unpolluted by GPT results. What happens when Google gets swamped with AI generated SEO content. Probably why they called a code red.
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