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by metacritic12 4y ago
Would also add that having an autoplay background showing a few different uses of your product in 5 second cut clips would be effective too. Right now I have a hard time telling in 10 seconds of landing what the product does.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Regardless of whether one agrees or not with paying creators of the training data, I think the deeper issue here is about societal wealth distribution and who gets paid for X now that X is being done very well by AIs. A less equitable worl
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by metacritic12 4y ago
> You can get a sense of community doing many other things. Do you have a strong sense of community yourself -- and what other things have you found most gives you community?
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by metacritic12 4y ago
What do you want them to say? "It's our right to fire people and we've now chosen to do so!" Technically true but sounds bad. They're just putting a PR spin on it.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Is this true or just a pun? Like your acid taste buds are literally sensitive enough to register a single H+ binding?
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Exactly -- dividends and share buybacks are nearly the same, but the original paper stripped out the first.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
It seems like this follow up paper clarifies the data's vision a lot more. Notable changes from the previous version discussed in a sister thread here: - There is no more emphasis on price-only-inflation-adjusted returns. Good riddan
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by metacritic12 4y ago
If it gives you any comfort, humans are already incredibly digestible by many organisms.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
"What do you call this thread?" "Capitalism!"
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by metacritic12 4y ago
This makes a lot more sense. Whenever you have to choose between Theory A: the other side is evil / hateful and Theory B: the other side is optimizing their self-interest (in this case getting elected by their base), Theory B seems to
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by metacritic12 4y ago
At this point, the US Department keeps them as an example for other countries. If you don't fall in line, then you becomes like Cuba. Likewise, the US is all about sovereignty of nations that border an enemy (Russia, China). But get wi
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by metacritic12 4y ago
What I mean is that someone's online self is one projection of the self, and someone's offline self is another projection of the self. Neither is the "true real self", as suggested by some of the people you quoted. Basi
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by metacritic12 4y ago
You're right, my "mess up once, get fired", I really mean if a flight crashes and the FAA could have done something, they'll get political flak. High level political appointees may need to resign. Whereas if an agency
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by metacritic12 4y ago
I would settle for the government moving bureaucracy from safety-theatre to actual safety.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
> It was well understood that mere simulacra (in the original, pre-Baudrillard sense of the term - a representation of a person) were not to be conflated for the person they referred to themselves; the fidelity and character of classical
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by metacritic12 4y ago
> I will give you the enjoyable b-movies, but also remind you that those have existed always, and often in greater numbers. Don't think this is true. If you consider a lot of self-produced Youtube clips as C-movies, there are way m
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Agencies like the FAA are notoriously risk adverse. Basically the motivations of most employees seems like, "if I mess up once, I get fired; if I don't produce any movement, I can't get fired". Naturally, the output is
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Not the Fed. The rest of the government, yes.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Best to just pay employees low and hope you can convince them about a mission and purpose (/s?)
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Pigs are widely considered pretty intelligent, but I don't think the median American thinks of then as more wrong to eat than say chicken.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
I can see the subsidy in some areas, like USPS mail (which has the same retail cost all over the USA, but is definitely lowest for the government to service in cities, thus providing a nationwide subsidy to rural areas). But for items like
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by metacritic12 4y ago
While I like that sentiment and personally I fit into your lifestyle, I think it's worth considering the tradeoffs. Europe does the above because they have too -- their population density is huge and they historically hit the max human
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by metacritic12 4y ago
The article has a good point from a few Faroese guys about how the mass inhumane US harvesting of beef, chicken, and pigs, is probably very similar in aggregate. But when the food item is something Americans culturally eat, it becomes diffi
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Should read "former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan". I think many people will recognize Greenspan by name.
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Fwiw, here's a bullet point summary by ChatGPT: -ATMs were originally introduced to banks as a cost-saving device, allowing for routine transactions such as cash withdrawals and balance inquiries to be handled by machines rather than t
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Interesting that inside the thread above are threats against MIT, drama claims of MIT costing jobs during holiday season, and even threats to transfer contracts / IP to China. Seems like not a neutral thread, but posturing and propagan
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by metacritic12 4y ago
From an ethical perspective, it matters that the US criminal system treats prisoners inhumanely. Therefore, it is OK if foreign citizens in allied countries like Japan come in and break people like Bernie Madoff out. Especially if it&#x27
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by metacritic12 4y ago
Fwiw, it's a pro-Ghosn article. ChatGPT summary is: - Carlos Ghosn was a senior executive at Renault who was sent to Japan to save the struggling Nissan in 1999. - In his rescue plan, Ghosn proposed cutting jobs, closing factories, an
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by metacritic12 4y ago
The current market leader in this seems to be https://metaphor.systems/ Could you talk about how it's similar or different?
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by metacritic12 4y ago
The DoJ gets to keep the money from what I understand. On the Federal level this is the better version, because at least it needs to be reappropriated to the department through institutions. At many local level states, literally the police

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