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I think we should all feel a little more guilt for gluttonously consuming everything all around us and making such consumption morally defensible under the guise of "just taking care of family"/"living a peaceful life&qu
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The modality of the data contains an amount of information comparable to the data itself. Telling ChatGPT that it's hearing music rather than a story would probably help it reason about it a lot. On a lower level, you can't tell C
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In today's post-GPT world it's important to recognize the role of embodiment in intelligence as well.
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If an employee is given an hour lunch break off campus, and they use it to have sex, the only reason I can understand someone being mad is if they're jealous. Substitute {having sex} with {driving aimlessly} to {eating lunch} and it sh
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I don't understand what having sex with your partner has to do with work, unless it's directly interfering with it. In fact it probably makes your work better. I'm going to assume the people complaining about this don't
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SQL and XGBoost will solve 95% of your business problems. It's boring but it's true. If you're trying to create the Terminator for real, that's when you start looking at the JAX/TensorFlow/PyTorch docs. I start
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Why of course. The coolest monkeys are the ones with the biggest bombs and fastest jets, right. Not the ones who have a knowledge of love so intimate they wrote an entire book just about sex positions. Of course, the aliens that can expend
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From the study: > We analyze this mechanism applying propensity scores matching and multivariate regressions on data from MIDUS I (Midlife in the United States: A National Study of Health and Well-being) and its 10-year mortality follow-
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I'm not Google weirdo
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As someone who self-taught essentially this over the past couple years, I'm not sure what benefit it would bring. Both developing and deploying models are already domains well established enough to not be covered by a couple courses (I
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Some viewpoints are correct.
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The word "induction" frames a very specific viewpoint for a mathematician that's different from the specific viewpoint of an electrician. Your argument falls apart if you consider that people can have different viewpoints. Al
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3y ago
I think it depends. To me bad actor seems more like a technical term than a moral one. I can see how it's easy to pass judgment on people described literally as "bad" in some way, but only if I'm unprofessionally intertw
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I don't think it's mutually exclusive. You can deny chainsaws to bad actors while also trying to reduce the number of bad actors compassionately and nonviolently. In the drug war analogy, maybe decriminalize possession but heavily
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At the level of randoms with chainsaws, my first thought is to treat it as a drug production problem. Treat chainsaws like methamphetamine precursors.
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I mean the analogy is especially apt here. The average person literally can't care about a large scale nuclear war. Their truth table has only the options "live normally" and "die". In the same vein misanthropic AGI
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The "this article is telling me to get in shape" to "this journal is of questionable veracity" pipeline is real
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Confounding enshittification with people daring to express negativty in 'echelon's internet' is lacking empathy. Platform creep is a problem. People looking for validity in their emotions is not. Anyone who says the internet,
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No, the internet is not for you. It's used by billions of people around the planet. What I'm hearing is basically "the poors are making too much noise for my liking." Well, prepare to get eaten I guess.
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Nobody is forcing you to use social media. If you don't want to see something you don't have to. On the flip side you should consider that some people like the affirmation and validity they get out of hearing stories similar to th
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...is your solution to have those sharing their pain and suffering made to stop? I seriously don't understand your point, nor the level of mental gymnastics it takes to see a trend of independently dissatisfied people and say - oh, my
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The Amazon Video app crashes so frequently it's unusable; it's actually more convenient to torrent. Spotify too has a hissy fit every time I lose wifi connection, I'd keep all my songs locally if I weren't listening to n
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> You can look at any metric of disease, rates of violent crime victimization, life expectancy, and on and on and see that just being homeless makes you life demonstrably far worse than any alternative. Your position is totally divorced
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I did not edit my comment. I appended to it, to draw attention to some very important verbiage that you apparently could not digest
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You choose to believe a more convenient truth. I don't think I could say anything to convince you that things aren't always getting better and that every step we take isn't objectively forward facing. Case in point you just s
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> Rising median household income is very relevant to the average person. Decline in the amount the average American spends on food, clothing, and debt is also very relevant. And I think increasing lifespans are quite relevant to the aver
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You can have crippling drug addiction/mental illness without being homeless
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> It's actually completely incomprehensible to me that you would suggest otherwise. It seems like a totally disconnected comment. I think you are the one who's disconnected. Ask your average crackhead on the block if they'
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It's cliche but metrics aren't the truth. Being in perpetual debt and living a hollow life is a much smaller improvement over being homeless than these percentages imply IMO. I'd be more interested in historical data wrt to o
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Not everything has to be nuanced. Some people want everyone to know being trans is a possibility, and some people don't. It's really cut-and-dry.
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