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kelseyfrog
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kelseyfrog
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Waiting eagerly for Part II: The honest conclusion
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It's crazy how powerful trans people are. Given the response, they're as powerful as the Civil War and WW2. There's 2.8M trans people in the US. Compared to the Axis powers who mobilized 25-30M personnel, each trans person ha
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Compassion?
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Brave to say on one of the most autistic web forums that autistic people have something that's broken :|
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I simply type it out equanimously. The attachment to speed is neither here nor there. It will end up on the screen in due time.
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I've heard this reported, but it's hard to imagine it. The biggest bottleneck for me has always been hammock time[1]. 1. https://github.com/matthiasn/talk-transcripts/blob/master/Hi...
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2mo ago
I wonder if the instance would send you a termination letter for that level of insubordination.
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Police also interpellate crime.
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2mo ago
You're describing the Tendency of the Rate of Profit to Fall[1], which, I'm sorry, is a Marxist idea so it's automatically wrong. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tendency_of_the_rate_of_profit...
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Servant leadership
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You read the A/I org webpage, right? > A/I (Autistici/Inventati, pronounced [au’tistiʧi]-[iŋ’vɛntati], or [iŋvɛn’tati]) was born in 2001 from an encounter of individuals and collectives of the autonomous anticapitalist mov
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Let's stick to the topic please. Don't dilute the investigation with random detours.
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It's literally virtue signalling (Human> AI)
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Why can't capitalism be judged on its own merits? Why do we need the state to get involved in shaping hegemony?
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I think the onus is on the one who wants to enact change, but I'm curious how you came to prefer sorting it by sociability.
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It's fair game. In short, it reads like, "I don't understand the motivations behind this behavior, and here's what needs to happen to stop it." If you want to change something, understanding it is a very good first
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How would that lower the rate at which immigrants are suspected of crimes?
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You might be interested in William Gibson's Jackpot triloy - The Peripheral and Agency.
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Check the content again. Different things
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I have bad news. Corporate personhood goes back much farther than Citizens United. We're talking the 1880s. Specifically, Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad Company (1886)[1] which has been understood to affirm the protect
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NanoGPT Speedrun
(github.com)
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I misread the title and thought it would be about the (for lack of a better term) NanoGPT speedrun[1]. Which, previous to the article, was meant to be the world speed records for Andrej Karpathy's GPT-2 (small) reproduction. 1. https:
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Q: How do you know someone is ignoring it? A: They'll tell you.
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I am Jack's synaesthesia.
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How is that relevant? We're talking about officers searching you at the border.
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You don't have to tell me a bomb is in the box because it doesn't change the fact that bomb squad is called before officers know what's in the box. Why would the bomb squad be called after the box is unlocked and the conten
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> would we be convinced that we have achieved AGI? No. AGI is impossible without a biological pineal gland. The pineal gland is the seat of consciousness and without one, any AI is merely a pattern matcher, not intelligent.
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Yes. Because law enforcement assumes there's bombs in boxes by default and defers to the bomb squad to understand the box before they touch it. Why would the bomb squad trust the box owner to help them defuse it? To understand the issu
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Why does it have a frunk?
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I think you would have to justify why humans share a kind of consciousness that is tangibly different from AI while maintaining that we have no apparent means of discriminating between the two. It would seem that it's a difference with
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