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by kouru225 1y ago
Yep. To put it another way: In a scenario where you want to say something, you can’t outsource what you want to say to anyone. It doesn’t matter whether or not you want to say it in code or if you want to say it in English.
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by kouru225 1y ago
Ever since AI came out I’ve been talking about the prompt to output ratio. We naturally assume that the prompt will be smaller than the output just because of the particulars of the systems we use, but as you get more and more particular o
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by kouru225 2y ago
Pretty sure this is what Schrodingers opinion is in his book “what is life?” But I haven’t read it. Maybe OP got it from that
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by kouru225 2y ago
So two people lied and you wanna get rid of the system that caught them?
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by kouru225 2y ago
... Interesting... I have a tendency to not sleep... But mostly I like it for it's obsession over the deluge of information that we sift through on a daily basis. Borges perfectly described this issue a decade before Shannon would inve
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by kouru225 2y ago
I’m a huge fan of his short story Funes the Memorious. Link: https://ia801405.us.archive.org/10/items/HeliganSecretsOfThe...
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by kouru225 2y ago
> Why are we assuming facts here before we know of them Because we should’ve been given the facts already. That’s the law. The fact that we haven’t been given the facts indicates that the people responsible are not reliable and deserve a
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by kouru225 2y ago
Anecdotal, but I’ve met like 3 or 4 new plex people in the last year. They’re all just starting out.
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by kouru225 2y ago
While you're at it why don't you tell me what parts you'd cut from Citizen Kane, Hamlet, and the Mona Lisa.
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by kouru225 2y ago
Ngl the idea that the average commenter is thinking about how to make changes to Miyazaki's two best movies is so funny to me. It's like your average tourist walking up to Van Gogh's Starry Night and being like "I dunno
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by kouru225 2y ago
Miyazaki stated that he was trying to break everything he knows about story structure with Mononoke. Last time I saw it, it became clear to me that it’s almost impossible to fit into any story structure and it’s just one giant crescendo to
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by kouru225 2y ago
It’s been played out since Terminator came out IMO The fear of AI/the fear of aliens IMO is propaganda to cover up the fact that technological advancement is highly correlated with sociological advancement. If people took this fact se
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by kouru225 2y ago
Coke and ketamine
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by kouru225 2y ago
Calvin Klein is the answer. That’s how people do k recreationally.
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by kouru225 2y ago
I’m at the point where I’m ready to get a pixel and install graphene
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by kouru225 2y ago
I’d say I can’t do it cause I live in NYC, but theres a very famous “Chicken House” in Bedstuy that disproves that. They got a whole chicken coup in their front yard. I got know idea how they keep away stray cats and rats etc, but somehow t
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by kouru225 2y ago
I mean… it’s quite clearly not the only way to resist… Never once have I heard that WW2 was won by vocally and vociferously insisting on the rule of law
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by kouru225 2y ago
Give ownership of the company to the workers?
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by kouru225 2y ago
The issue is not about the agency. It's absolutely about the rate. More death = more problems for our entire society. I mean, you say "it's not about the rate," but how about you tell that to my friend who's husband
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by kouru225 2y ago
If it’s so voluntary why not let them have their own passports so they can leave whenever they want?
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by kouru225 2y ago
The justice system is entirely our own creation and we have arbitrarily decided who and what is to blame when driving causes the significant amount of violence that it causes every day. If we didn’t place the blame on the XYZ for XYZ reason
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by kouru225 2y ago
Woah. Good question
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by kouru225 2y ago
If the mode of travel inherently results in a high rate of death and injury, then what’s the difference? We call it a crime if someone does it to another person, but it’s just an accident if cars keep doing it over and over again?
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by kouru225 2y ago
And yet the subway is safer in NYC than any other mode of travel. So it turns out that everyone's fear of each other is not only stupid, but actively harmful
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by kouru225 2y ago
It’s genuinely incredible how safe the nyc subways are. The only thing more incredible is the insane propaganda effort that’s been pushed for half a century to slander the subways and the city itself.
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by kouru225 2y ago
In NYC there are 250 traffic fatalities per year with 1 million daily drivers There are 10 murders in the subway per year with 2 million daily riders The cars are WAY more dangerous and it’s not even funny. Plus cars cause 50,000 injuries p
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by kouru225 2y ago
Hm I wonder if that had anything to do with the subway itself? Is it possible that a crazy person could burn someone alive in any location?
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by kouru225 2y ago
If you’re gonna spend your time solving a problem, are you gonna try to solve: 1) the 10 murders a year using a mode of transportation that sees 2 million daily users 2) the 250 murders a year using a mode of transportation that sees 1 mill
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by kouru225 2y ago
Where’d you get the idea that we made the area expensive? It was already expensive. Then crime went down 36%.
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by kouru225 2y ago
I’d say there’s a 90% chance that they’re never seeing more than 5% of that severance package.

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