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by narrator 4y ago
Before recorded music, if one wanted to listen to music one had to pay skilled artisans for every song. Now music is more or less free and available in unlimited quantities. The same will probably happen for art, and maybe even animation
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by narrator 4y ago
I think the "AGI wants to kill us" meme is just to get us ready for the moment when the authorities unleash the killer robots on us because there's too many of us on the planet. "Whoops, those robots did it all by thems
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by narrator 4y ago
The Dead Internet Theory is becoming more and more true all the time.
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by narrator 4y ago
I see random stuff about the Johnny Depp divorce trial in my searches for information about rural Russian cities.
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by narrator 4y ago
Just get one with an HDMI input and buy a Roku. Never give the TV your wifi password.
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by narrator 5y ago
If we had the pre-1994 telecommunications act radio ownership structure, music would sound different every decade because local djs would find bands they liked and promote them. I bet recent music movements that have been ignored by the ma
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by narrator 5y ago
This works for one offs like cleaning up, or filing taxes, but how does one stick to a multi-month or even multi-year project? For that, it requires faith that everything will work out. It's painfully easy to be skeptical and cynical.
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by narrator 5y ago
Has anyone ever evaluated different online education approaches and how they work for the not smart kids? I know it is sacrilege to say that some kids are naturally more or less talented than others, but most of the unending and relentless
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by narrator 5y ago
What's funny is that the people who are threatening to leave for other platforms don't understand what an enormous amount of engineering effort it is to build AI at scale to control wrongthink. They think it's something that
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by narrator 5y ago
Perhaps the FSF could work on some sort of open patent license that says if you use this patent in an invention you are not allowed to use it with any other unexpired patent unless it is also under the same license. That way, a culture of
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by narrator 5y ago
Can you check if they have The Transgender-Industrial Complex [1]? It's one of the few books Amazon refuses to sell. You can only get it from the publisher or Barnes and Nobles. [1] https://antelopehillpublishing.com/
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by narrator 5y ago
"We run it through our deep learning model. Here's 50 gigabytes of neural net weights."
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by narrator 5y ago
I did research for a Blockchain class a few summers ago. One of the use cases for private Blockchain is if multiple competitors want to cooperate to provide a single service. The most successful example is Maersk's Tradelens. Multip
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by narrator 5y ago
One of the most overlooked trends of the 21st century is we have too much entertainment. When I was growing up, when a movie came out, you went and saw it because it wasn't going to be on TV for at least 8 months and then you could ge
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by narrator 5y ago
In long-term fast of more than a week there's the possibility of refeeding syndrome. If the person fasting hasn't kept up with their electrolytes, they can have possibly fatal issues if they absolutely gorge themselves when stopp
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by narrator 5y ago
Yes, really. Some people do it for 30 days or more if they have a very large amount of weight to lose. You have to take electrolytes (potassium, sodium, magnesium), and it should never be done if underweight. I started getting seriously
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by narrator 5y ago
I'm on day 10 of a 14 day water fast. The hunger was very bad for about the first 7 days and now its been nothing. The idea of eating is interesting to me, but the visceral hunger constantly reminding me to eat isn't there anymo
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by narrator 5y ago
The searches for the causes of homosexuality, as far as I'm aware must satisfy two criteria. 1. They are determined before birth and 2. Sexual orientation is immutable after birth. This is kind of like the dogma that amyloid plaques
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by narrator 5y ago
Yes, which is why this guy studying rabbits as livestock in 1987 was the last guy to even try. There's several anecdotal reports on YouTube of people doing gut cleanses and then losing their homosexual urges[1]. They said it was worms
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by narrator 5y ago
There is a strong raw food movement among vegetarians.
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Fusarium is a regular component of the gut microbiome according to the study below, especially and overwhelmingly in, I kid you not, vegetarians!!! I'd imagine the raw food trend in vegetarianism would exacerbate this. I did not expe
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by narrator 5y ago
How about Fusarium molds which are present in many foods like nuts, grains, coffee and chocolate? These Fusarium molds produce zearalenone, a potent estrogen mimetic which was linked to homosexual behavior and infertility in farm animals t
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by narrator 5y ago
What's funny is the Russian ultranationalists think tank people have been talking for some time about how they need a sovereign internet like China and how all the pro-west liberals were exerting too much influence on tech policy in th
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by narrator 5y ago
Search is where a lot of these services fail badly. The search on most video sites besides youtube is garbage. In fact, Youtube is so far ahead that they recently made their search worse to satisfy other priorities besides competing with
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It should be obvious that a psychopathic human is different from a computer inside a killer drone.
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Yes, this is a self-dealing transaction since it is detrimental to certain shareholders and not others without getting the adversely affected shareholder's consent. This is what Savrin sued Zuck over in the early Facebook days.
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by narrator 5y ago
Fully autonomous weapons are also a code is law problem. Ethereum is a preview of the killer robot problems of the future.
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Yeah, they said whoever has the most beans has control. So these guys got a loan to get beans, took control, and left with the money. They didn't even hack it. They fell for the Proof of Stake / Ayn Rand fallacy which is the ass
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If Einstein were around and publishing in today's environment would he not be widely considered a crank? What's a patent clerk doing disputing laws of physics that have been established for 100 years?
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A friend of mine lives in Argentina. He pays his living expenses in Bitcoin to other Argentinians. They are very happy to take it, even without legal tender laws because it doesn't rapidly regularly devalue like the Argentinian curren

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