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4mo ago
Is absurd to put the onus of making sure your agent doesn’t waste money on other people. They are free to ask the bot to do anything, and the bot is free to refuse or its owner can shut it down. The onus is on the owner to make sure the bot
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4mo ago
Sadly there are lots of unintelligent people out there who are incapable of taking responsibility for their own actions.
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4mo ago
Speak for yourself. I highly value other people’s time, to the extent that I should probably value my time higher than I do for my own sake. Doing something that wastes other people’s time or makes more work for them than necessary makes me
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4mo ago
Humans also generally have the will to live.
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4mo ago
About as funny as “confusing” color and colour. Which is to say: not very. Skeptic and sceptic are pronounced identically, because they are just different spelling of the same word.
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4mo ago
And in some cases that means 60 years of support that needs to be provided. I can understand why some people would not choose that.
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4mo ago
New Zealand, probably among the bottom half of countries based on population, so quite likely what you’re describing is not the majority experience. It’s probably rather rare worldwide.
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4mo ago
People born with Down syndrome deserve all the respect and dignity any other person does. I have two kids. If I could have chosen whether or not they would be born with Down syndrome I would choose would “without” every single time. If eith
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4mo ago
107 grams is still too heavy. That’s four times as heavy as my glasses.
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4mo ago
Agreed, that’s the other big reason I didn’t mention: most people don’t want a screen on their face. They don’t want their face covered, they want to see out the window or just what’s around them. I have never seen someone wear a VR heads
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4mo ago
Thankfully, you’re right. No one should be watching porn in a public place.
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4mo ago
You can watch porn on devices most people already have.
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4mo ago
Unless materials science advances to the point where a display like the Vision Pro weighs as much as a pair of glasses, I don’t think there’ll ever be mass adoption of wearable VR beyond anything more than a novelty, for exactly the reason
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4mo ago
Then I will simply stop purchasing games and continue to play old ones that I can run on my computer as I please, online server or just do something better with my time. The whole thing seems absurd when you remember that no one needs vid
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4mo ago
I see a lot more bad art now. I suspect most of it is AI, but I can’t prove it.
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4mo ago
Probably to show you can pick any choose any bible verse to make whatever point you want. There’s a verse for A and NOT A.
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4mo ago
The tool worked correctly and as intended, but due to a bug it did not work correctly nor as intended.
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5mo ago
In an ideal world that crystalline salt by product could be used to offset any imported or mined salt, further reducing the environmental impact of those operations.
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5mo ago
You can have a writer re-write them into acceptable release notes. It gives them a good and accurate starting point.
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5mo ago
On the contrary, I think what you value has the greatest impact on your life, it can be the difference between being happy or completely miserable. Some people spend their lives valuing the wrong things and being unhappy, so much so that it
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5mo ago
Those would need to be connected during docking and sealed separately anyway if you wanted to seal the hatch. More failure points.
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5mo ago
Thanks, that makes sense and is simpler than I was thinking. I’ve already got some Unifi gear so should be easy.
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5mo ago
> an old-school landline phone connected to a VoIP box, served by UniFi Talk ($10/month). That sounds interesting, going to look into it. My son is old enough to be home alone but I don’t want to get him a cell phone yet, but I don’
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5mo ago
Enjoy its presence. If that doesn’t sound like something you’d enjoy, then it’s not the right set for you. Not something I’d ever buy, but I’m sure many will.
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5mo ago
My vision isn’t great and I do find it more difficult to read comfortably than most sites. I haven’t checked the actual contrast ratio, but for this particular font and size the text color feels like it’s lacking strong contrast against the
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5mo ago
But you are rewarded for the effort: you're rewarded with knowledge. Whether or not you value that reward depends on the individual.
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5mo ago
I think a model this size full of alcohol would also be quite hazardous for several reasons.
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The distortion is interesting and something I didn’t realize the model included. I assume that it’s necessary because the effects of surface tension and the viscosity of water (and other effects?) change its behavior at this scale relative
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5mo ago
That’s the cool thing, the lines we, as a society, choose to draw need not follow any logical or rational system. This is something those who work a lot with computers tend to forget. The pure rationalist loses something important.
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5mo ago
We can choose to draw the lines wherever we want. I firmly draw the line such that AI is never equal to a human.
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