neerd

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by neerd 4y ago
I don’t hate AI. I hate the system in which automation is a bad thing. In which an individual’s only worth is the value they produce. We should be elated that AI are taking peoples jobs because they are no longer jobs people “have” to do. I
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by neerd 4y ago
Makes sense. In any modern peer-on-peer or near-peer-on-peer conflict there will be ever greater needs for close knit coordination.
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by neerd 4y ago
Provably unfriendly intelligence attempts to build unprovably friendly intelligence
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by neerd 4y ago
They charge by the token so I’m not so sure about that
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by neerd 4y ago
Unless you solve the need to eat food and drink water I think the better solution is to stop ruining our biosphere instead of building new humans.
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by neerd 4y ago
Wait, I’m still not clear on exactly how these protect against ionizing radiation. Is there some unique structure of these proteins that act as shielding?
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by neerd 4y ago
It issue was with brittle solder on the boards and wrapping it in a towel and turning it on would allow it to get hot enough to (hopefully) re-flow broken connections.
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by neerd 4y ago
Yeah, I’m not sure what timeline you’re posting from, but in this one the Russian invasion isn’t going so well.
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by neerd 4y ago
Canada has some of the most unaffordable housing in the world. It makes sense that people want the freedom to work from cheaper locations. I moved from Vancouver to Calgary when I went 100% remote and I have not regretted the decision at al
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by neerd 4y ago
[Citation needed]
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by neerd 4y ago
Does anyone have suggestions for how an individual can feel like they’re actually doing something. I already make donations to organizations that advocate for climate activism, vote at local and national level for candidates what support cl
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by neerd 4y ago
Damn, I wish I’d known this existed. I ended up building a parser for the raw battle-scribe xml files