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I was going to say this is a great idea but totally unfeasible due to the amount of cooperation required, enough people simply won't do it, but parts of it are kind of happening by default. e.g. with BS news stories and whatnot. Also I
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I like the insight about the AI-generated images being fed back into the data-set AI uses to create new images(or text or whatever). As a human, I don't like this; AI(and the universe/humanity) where always headed this way, and th
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that's a good point, I just made a comment next to yours responding to the same original comment about whether homework should exist at all, and I think you're idea that it is a way to extend the "learning time" of stude
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I agree, and can we have a discussion in general about homework being included in the grade in general? It's purpose is to help students learn the material, which should be reflected on the test. If the student can perform well on the
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I think it's the same thing as what we call the unconscious/subconscious (e.g. the place where dreams come from), which I think is more accurate to call a "different" reality as opposed to not real or a sub-reality. From
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If you define real as "things that can be seen and confirmed by others" then I agree, I think the only useful argument is whether these hallucinations are any more or less "real" than what we perceive during sober states
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Is discourse on capitalism and it's alternatives possible without bias/dogma?
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4y ago
apologies for typos, there are too many and I'm too lazy/busy to fix them all
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4y ago
Because brands are purposely creating ads that customers can't discern. It's a cat/mouse thing just like IT security - sec people find a new way to secure their tech, hackers find a way around it, sec patch that, hackers find
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4y ago
I've thought about it and he'd have to pay me ~4x what I could make at my current job, and even then I'd do it for a couple years tops then take my money and leave. My ultimate goal is to retire very early but I also don'
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4y ago
Carl Jung, the first person to create a personality typology and to popularize(create?) the introvert/extrovert dichotomy, insisted that engaging your "opposite" type is important for personal growth. "Live what you have
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was gonna say the same exact thing. The comment you replied to is and example of internalizing the idea that extroversion is good and introversion isn't - the values of introversion have had their value stripped away in popular consens
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> Back in the day, the AI for opponents was often fairly stupid. Rather than spreading out intelligently to prevent an opponent from reaching the goal line, they would just sprint towards your current location at all times. So if you run
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If you did trick yourself, then maybe that's actually a good thing. New advice: instead of "do what you love and the money will follow," find something lucrative and learn to love it. Though I think in most cases that might b
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lmao. Didn't even look at the generated conversation, but I can only imagine..
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If we could explain exactly how it works wouldn't we just write some "normal" logic to do what it does instead of creating a NN and having it learn on it's own. Even AI from 40 years ago is probably impossible to explain
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well said. To add a less convincing, but imo just as important point: It's insane to think that an individual should need to justify their use to the government before ingesting a substance for medical purposes(or any purpose, for that
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I can't tell which direction the causation goes in this case(I mean I'm sure it's both, at least to some degree). It also makes sense that drugs that are illegal are used by "criminals" or those associated with crim
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Is it just psychoactive toads, or can I continue to lick normal toads there?
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any sexism inherently has a counter-effect on the opposite sex. e.g women being viewed as homemakers and not being taken seriously in professional environments has the counter-effect that men are hoisted with the responsibility of making a
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I think Carl Jung did a great job of describing the origin of this effect with the concept of the underdeveloped anima - which is an especially common condition among modern men(technically it's common among all men before they reach e
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I agree you shouldn't have been banned but also wtf is wrong with you lol
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that's just not true. Maybe in some areas, definitely not in others. Do you actually know a lot of people working at CVS or dollar stores or supermarkets, etc? Wawa is paying $15 an hour and every single other place in my area is signi
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By that logic any employer could do anything because "working for a bad employer is a bad decision"
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Then the date would have to be re-calculated because knowing this new date could cause the date to change in a different way, requiring another recalculation, etc. I guess it really depends in practice, might only be a few loops before it g