lukas099

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by lukas099 2y ago
It's possible but any time I hear the "AI is not that impressive" argument, it just seems completely blind to how insane today's AI would have seemed just a few short years ago.
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by lukas099 2y ago
But we're talking about the profession as a whole, not just working on planes or critical infrastructure.
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by lukas099 2y ago
Giving people the option to use lab grown meat doesn't just make all that other stuff vanish.
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by lukas099 2y ago
Usually software is easier to take apart and modify than other engineering products, so it doesn’t make sense to hold it to the same standard of correctness, and prioritize speed of deployment more.
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by lukas099 2y ago
The signal:noise ratio is decreasing because it’s easier to generate noise. I think paying for content (or content curation) is probably the way to curate high-signal information feeds.
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by lukas099 2y ago
> you're only allowed to get a new prescription on the day the last one runs out I think it's more like a week before.
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by lukas099 2y ago
There can be big, fast roads between places of interest but we build them right through our towns
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by lukas099 2y ago
Yep, sorry if my comment was confusing but I agree with you.
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by lukas099 2y ago
Yeah, highly doubt they'd leak info about some exploit in a high-vis press release like this.
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by lukas099 2y ago
Who suffers more 'physical deterioration', someone who walks 1 mile every day (about as repetitive as movement gets) or someone who is bedridden? You're not a car, you're an adaptable organism.
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by lukas099 2y ago
Firing and rehiring would be very expensive, not to mention more disruptive to employees.
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by lukas099 2y ago
I know you said /s, but are members of Congress legally "insiders" for companies? I'd think the simplest solution would be to write a law stating that they are, for any company they are writing laws about, considering wr
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by lukas099 2y ago
Ideally the legislation would be about the same as for company insiders, no?
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by lukas099 2y ago
It was always absurd to assign a blanket recommendation not accounting for climate, weather, exercise, and individual differences.
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by lukas099 2y ago
I hate the idea of fearing movement so much that turning your head is “risking neck injury”. I find it more likely that avoiding head movement causes neck injury. And harboring the idea that movement is something to fear and your body is
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by lukas099 2y ago
It seems like programming is scalable, in that some programs get executed many orders of magnitude more than other programs.
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by lukas099 2y ago
It doesn’t hurt to have the option
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by lukas099 2y ago
This is real, it happened to me and it hurt.
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by lukas099 2y ago
The race relations part of Huck Finn still is culturally relevant. We shouldn't lump it together with changing stories that aren't.
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by lukas099 2y ago
But they were specifically responding to a point about the identity of the creators, not the quality. And if it were about the quality, well, Disney's Little Mermaid is a classic.
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by lukas099 2y ago
Maybe he didn’t realize he wanted it until he saw it without it
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by lukas099 2y ago
Yeah, it's bad that they'd do something like this behind their partners' back, but a lot of them probably signed up in a moment of weakness and never planned to take it further. It's like flirting when your partner isn&#
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by lukas099 2y ago
What I'm trying to get at is that musicians are still music'ing. We just also now have musicians that we didn't have before who are using these new tools.
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by lukas099 2y ago
We use kids' tales to teach kids. The lessons of fairy-tale Europe are not the same lessons we need now, but we can use them to teach kids what yesteryear's kids used to be taught.
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by lukas099 2y ago
It's yin and yang. We forever shape each other.
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by lukas099 2y ago
We didn’t think oxygen was required for life. We knew about plants.
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by lukas099 2y ago
The cnidarians are a really interesting part of the animal kingdom. They “break all three rules”, like having single-celled animals, animals that are supposedly “immortal” if nothing kills them (certain jellyfish), and now this. I could see
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by lukas099 2y ago
I’d say whalesong is art in the same way that a photograph of a whale is art. And the artist is the photographer or person recording and producing the whalesong.
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by lukas099 2y ago
Is it actually taking over all the creative work? I haven’t seen any signs that it is
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by lukas099 2y ago
Granted that farmers can be crooked, does this justify saying that it’s necessary for ‘doing it right’?

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