kouru225

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by kouru225 3y ago
An unlimited supply of unoriginal music because artists don’t have the luxury to experiment anymore.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Microphones. The word you’re looking for is “microphones.”
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by kouru225 3y ago
It’s only common sense to present the pros and cons of policy. You don’t seem to even think it’s worth your time to take an actual stab at estimating the cost of death, and so it’s only common sense to think you haven’t thought your way thr
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by kouru225 3y ago
And how much do you estimate the cost of their early death to be? Their children who mourn and become bitter at the government and their society for not providing life saving surgeries to their parents while the rich preserve their fossiliz
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by kouru225 3y ago
And yet this is a terrible plan because purposely killing people is actually terrible for the economy and any money saved will be drowned by the amount of money lost, especially since the money saved will go directly into the pockets of the
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by kouru225 3y ago
The NHS may save that much money, but the US government currently estimate the life of the average person to be worth $10 million (btw this figure was created in the ‘80s so keep inflation in mind). So how much is the UK losing here? It’s a
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by kouru225 3y ago
Ngl sounds like it’s really boring to work there. No one ever learns from other sections? That’s boring.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Reminds me of this collection of voice messages from the 1980s: https://98bowery.com/return-to-the-bowery/voices-from-98-bow...
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by kouru225 3y ago
They need to know if you have honest eyes
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by kouru225 3y ago
Ever since realizing how effective tree of thought prompting is, I’ve accepted the idea that AGI will actually be just a giant continuous conversation between tons of different personas that debate until consensus.
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by kouru225 3y ago
“A nuisance” ??? Do they have any reason for saying that? Seems like crazy talk to me.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Why y’all blocking alternativeto.net?
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by kouru225 3y ago
As with all things I feel like a little from column A, a little from column B
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by kouru225 3y ago
There was a post on here a day or two ago that linked to a transcript of ex-Nazi scientists: https://germanhistorydocs.ghi-dc.org/pdf/eng/English101.pdf As you can see, most of them were convinced that it wasn’t p
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by kouru225 3y ago
Oh I didn’t mean to imply that the Allies were all nice and cosy or anything. I was just pointing out the difference between a belief in soft power and a belief in hard power, and how those ideologies extended into technological research. T
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by kouru225 3y ago
Like I said, the Nazi scientists were very capable. They just didn’t have any power or control. The movie Oppenheimer correctly points out that the Nazi politicians saw a lot of important ideas as “Jewish science” and didn’t take critical s
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by kouru225 3y ago
How were you taking it? My psychiatrist recommended that I take it 12 hours before I want to wake up and really only recommends 1 mg or so.
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by kouru225 3y ago
My understanding is that the Nazis lost the technology war because their scientists weren’t given much power and didn’t have representation in high command like they did with the Allies. The Nazi politicians were deciding which technology t
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by kouru225 3y ago
The invasion of the Soviet Union was a losing tactic if, and only if, the Nazis had to fight on two fronts. The Allies had to attack the Nazis from the west in order to make them lose. That’s what they did by bombing. This isn’t a niche opi
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by kouru225 3y ago
By this logic, the war was over before it even started so why fight?
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by kouru225 3y ago
What’s your point? Are you arguing that a country only surrenders when every single soldier drops their guns? I’m confused as to what you’re getting at. The war was basically over before anyone reached Berlin. The specifics don’t really mat
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by kouru225 3y ago
Yes. What did you want them to do? Deescalate? England’s absurd attempts to deescalate in response to Hitler’s aggression was what made WW2 a war in the first place.
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by kouru225 3y ago
There's an interview in World At War with a German official that talks about this exact bombing. He says that if the Allies had done this one or twice more, the Nazis would've surrendered. The Nazis main strength was their overwhe
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by kouru225 3y ago
It’s arguably this exact mentality that separated the Nazis and the rest of the Axis from the Allies. The Nazis had valued an outdated concept of ruling with an iron fist, which led them to discount the opinions of their scientists (as well
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by kouru225 3y ago
It seems to me like the author thinks being smart is “liberal” and also he doesn’t like it.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Both men and women were unhappy tbh
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by kouru225 3y ago
Headline: Zuckerberg apologizes for moon landing conspiracy theorist AI
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by kouru225 3y ago
What is nationalist about this comment?
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by kouru225 3y ago
I just think we’re trying to find a tech solution to a social problem here. We don’t need to trust media, we just need to tie media to the account that uploads it and decide what accounts we trust. The issue is that current social media enc
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by kouru225 3y ago
Because AI media generation can scale up way past human media generation, and probably will.

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