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by lukan 7mo ago
Does cloudflare refuse a court order to take down a site? I don't think so.
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by lukan 7mo ago
Oh, most people would know in theory for sure, but if they go into driving, habit would kick in and they end up on the wrong lane pretty quickly. At least that is what happened to me in australia and I only had a year of driving practice ba
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by lukan 7mo ago
But that is pretty much the same rule, just the numbers slightly adjusted. What do you think would happen if they changed traffic from the right to the left lane?
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by lukan 7mo ago
"The model (opus 4.6) just could not stop drawing conclusions from obsolete regulations in its training dataset" To be fair, humans are also often like this. If some rule/law/model was deeply ingrained into them, they of
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by lukan 7mo ago
Asimov's 3 laws of robotics I assumed to be general knowledge around here, but here you go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Laws_of_Robotics
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by lukan 7mo ago
"Reasons and rationalizations are a well barbed trap in Man’s mind." Indeed, so have you ever considered, that the secret war in your mind, could be also caused by a myriad of other things? So a secret holy war with (or against?)
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by lukan 7mo ago
"You have trained yourself to see the world as you expect it, and the world you “think feel and believe” Or of course, you know nothing about me, but your root problem is that you believe you are enlightened? You are not the first, tho
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by lukan 7mo ago
"The difficulty lies not in finding “Truths”, the difficulty is undeceiving the self." So what makes you think you successfully undeceived yourself? The voices in your head told you as much? Besides, of course the voices in our he
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by lukan 7mo ago
(2017) is missing https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15255847
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by lukan 7mo ago
" or if it just can't solve everything yet." Obviously it cannot. But if you give the AI enough hints, clear spec, clear documentation and remove all distracting information, it can solve most problems.
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by lukan 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brownian_motion Temperature is just an average, the individual molecules can have a higher or lower temperature and can therefore evaporate already below boiling point.
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by lukan 7mo ago
I can confirm every action of the agent. So I do have some control over it sending data away vs a plugin that sends everthing by default. But otherwise yes, I have to trust Antrophic.
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by lukan 7mo ago
Would you let a small kid run around where cars drive?
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by lukan 7mo ago
Indeed. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cdrg8zkz8d0o Trump is the real pope obviously.
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by lukan 7mo ago
If you take this argument that general, then I would say Islam is also one of the most popular religions on earth but well, very lowly reprecented in the US army (below 0.4 percent) https://soldiersangels.org/the-diversity-
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by lukan 7mo ago
Today are way more cars on the streets than in the 90s in a former east block state.
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by lukan 7mo ago
Well, I am european though and never have been to the US.
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by lukan 7mo ago
"1) Rats have short legs and can only be used in a smooth, obstruction free area. 2) Rats cannot be trained to move in a search pattern. 3) Rats have the capacity to detect explosive residue and can apparently be encouraged to do so wi
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by lukan 7mo ago
Yep.
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by lukan 7mo ago
It is also a factual statement, that tinfoil shields (somewhat) from electromagnetic radiation.
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by lukan 7mo ago
It is acceptable, if only enriched for civilian reactors, not weapon grade what they did - and Iran was about to agree to that condition before their leadership was wiped out. If the new leadership will agree, remains to be seen. But I beli
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by lukan 7mo ago
But Iran was involved in war abroad, trained militias and send weapons to Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Gaza, Lebanon, .. and also had personal on the ground. They even try to enforce a death sentence worldwide and allmost succeded against a author w
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by lukan 7mo ago
But you don't have kids yet? It makes a pretty big difference. Yes, the opportunities in the city are bigger for everything, but so are the dangers. The amount of crazy people. The effort involved in getting to a nice and safe place wh
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by lukan 7mo ago
I see. Have you lived with kids in a village and also in cities to see the difference in reality? I did and am moving back to the village now.
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by lukan 7mo ago
"A kid in a town/city has access to a billion opportunities many of which exist only because there are enough people interested." Most of those opportunities involve getting hit by a car.
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by lukan 7mo ago
"Your own law enforcement agency will lie to you, manipulate you, raid you, extort you, and imprison you over bullshit." But this is not, how it should be. And not all law enforcement agencies are like this.
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by lukan 7mo ago
"I already live in Spain, I get more than my fair share of hot uncomfortable environments." Well yes, that might be enough, which might be the reason there ain't so many saunas in spain, but lots of them in colder climates. (
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by lukan 7mo ago
Feeling good and with lasting energy is pretty much the same as having good health. "The other is the health benefits, and that can only be measured from serious studies and not from how you or me feel about it later." Yes and the
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by lukan 7mo ago
If you want to experience positive health effects from sauna, you don't have to set records in heat and duration. You just get hot and sweat as much as you feel is fine. So you can do it in almost all conditions. Sweating out bad stuff
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by lukan 7mo ago
Do you live within the EU, or in europe?

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