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3y ago
You are just wrong and probably haven't had many relationships.
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No doubt. The people I have known in an Indian arranged marriage actually understand relationships. They aren't trying to live in a Disney movie or Goethe novel. My understanding is that Goethe and romanticism really messed up our view
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Of course The Atlantic is trash. Try reading one of the CCP's mouthpieces for a week and it will be such a revelation of how bad US news is that you are more informed about the world by a CCP mouthpiece than the US trash news. In the U
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3y ago
Many people really do want a form of shamanism still with their medical care. The shaman does their useless ritual once a year and people are satisfied they are protected from black magic until the next annual checkup.
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I am old. The problem is people shouldn't be making policy decisions that they don't have long enough to live in order to see the ramifications of those decisions play out. Skin in the game vs one foot in the grave. This would be
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Plus being much more educated. That might even be a bigger problem. The idea that more educated people are easier to propagandize practically goes against our self conception and mythology but that doesn't make it less true. I am prett
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How many people have ever heard the term iatrogenic harm? Basically no one. "Iatrogenesis refers to harm experienced by patients resulting from medical care" Studies put iatrogenic harm at about 30%. It is also estimated that the
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This is actually a bug of tabs that you don't even care what notes are being played. I think it is why so often I hear people play and the strings aren't even tuned. "Who cares, it is just numbers on a finger board game."
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It is also the mindset. I imagine the first time going on the internet and writing it off because you can't see what "products" can be built.
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This is an absurd statement. I really don't understand what you can possibly be asking it. It doesn't matter though. I would prefer you don't use it.
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The irony is I think GPT4 gives the best answer. It even gets the idea that language is inextricably tied up with our experiences of reality that most humans seem to simply not understand. GPT4 "The statement that language models have
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This is delusional. The boomers voted themselves entitlements that is going to practically break the system. I am GenX and don't have social media but this is such standard Boomer thought. Just no idea how much you are fucking everyone
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We won't. This is the myth of Homo economicus. "humans as agents who are consistently rational and narrowly self-interested, and who pursue their subjectively defined ends optimally." We will figure out new, irrational and su
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So often I read so many utterly ridiculous economic opinions expressed here by people who should know better and be better educated. How can a smart, presumably educated person not know that rent counts as economic activity? To say the worl
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I would say the opposite. Once chatbots are at the level of chatGPT4, most customer service will be easily handled by the chatbot. It is crisis situations with much emotions involved like this or someone who was the victim of fraud that is
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IMO we have already got it wrong and put the cart before the horse. Political theater and existing leaders in the space talking their book. Regulate what exactly? Does regulation include scikit-learn? If it is obvious that it does not inclu
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That is what I do too. I also never type the first prompt out to 4 in the actual chat window if I think there is going to be some back and forth. I write it in a separate file and really clarify my own thoughts before pasting it in and star
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It is unbelievable. Just when I thought I couldn't hate crypto and the crypto community more I read this.
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Let them eat cake.
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3y ago
"World ID digital identity that proves you are a real and unique person while fully protecting your privacy." "The Orb checks that an individual is real and is unique, and has not previously received a World ID. It does this
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There is really just the US economy. We would not say that Pennsylvania is in recession but New York is not. The major difference between states is tax rates. Labor, transacting, anything else economically is practically transparent and fri
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I had no idea who he was before picking up End of the World Is Just the Beginning and I read it cover to cover. He is just very entertaining. Not even the slightest bit self-doubt when he says China won't exist in 10 years lol. The amo
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This line is so cringe to me: "On the other hand, consider a founder with a more complex sense of self, including identities such as: “founder,” “husband,” “guitar enthusiast,” “soccer player,” “friend,” and “father.” My dream is to mo
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Coal use in 2022 set a new record globally though. It is exemplary of how difficult this problem is.
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Exactly. Just the typical incredibly out of touch, childish and highly privileged view often expressed on this forum: "The smart people can work remote in Bali for 2x the median USD salary. If your not one of the smart people then you
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As an android user that hates Apple I thought this was funny. 65% of the market in the US, you know basically everyone! All the plebs with androids just sit home eating our turnips and porridge dreaming that one day our children will be abl
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We have just evolved a type of racket to over charge people but this massively inefficient racket will hopefully die soon. At this point it is really just a type of business tax and anti-progress. Paying 13k for a geocities site is increasi
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I thought everyone understood Progress® as a marketing term and a type of theater with the only real progress being the net worth of the actors. I didn't think people actually confused the theatrical performance with the progress of Bo
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It is even more absurd that this is for Memorial Day and 4th of July. If anything I would say it is more like renting out off-road race cars and then complaining people got them muddy.
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It doesn't have a detrimental effect on the medical system though. It shifts the cost in time and then we can't see the counterfactual of the drinkers and smokers not being dead younger than what they would have. You can't se
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