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by pakitan 3y ago
Not sure if fiction. But right from the start smelled like a 'submarine' PR fluff.
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by pakitan 3y ago
What kind of tax structure? 100% for all income over $1B?
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by pakitan 3y ago
How are plumbers so skilled and powerful that they can avoid being enslaved? If slavery is legal in your country, certainly being a plumber vs housemaid will not be the deciding factor in whether you become a slave. Clearly the key factor h
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by pakitan 3y ago
So, in our current reality rich people in rich countries are immensely worried about the fate of poor people in countries with terrible human rights abuses? But once avatar bodies are invented those fine folks will turn into blood sucking m
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by pakitan 3y ago
Oh, you mean a plumber working from home, just like a programmer? And not having to pay exorbitant real estate prices to live near his clients? What a horror!
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by pakitan 3y ago
You're confusing paid advertising with marketing. Marketing is interweaved in almost any business activity. No marketing means you literally register a company and then wait in your house for someone to randomly walk in and pay you for
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by pakitan 3y ago
One of the dumbest takes I've seen in a while. Good customer service is like juicing in athletics. You can get away just fine without it but once those pesky competitors stop yelling at their customers, you're kinda forced to do t
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by pakitan 3y ago
Do applicants get bonus points if they mention that your steps are incorrectly numbered? :)
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Ancient Chinese Drilling(csegrecorder.com)
3 points by pakitan 3y ago|0 comments
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by pakitan 3y ago
Shouldn't be that difficult to explain. I think the concept is called "tasty" :) And there is plenty of food with that property. Meat wouldn't even rank in top 10.
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by pakitan 3y ago
I often eat meat-only meals. There isn't anything particularly satisfying or a feeling of being "full". Just the opposite - meat is being digested slowly and some feeling of satiety only kicks in after about 2 hours. What you
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by pakitan 3y ago
Probably the first 2 usecases that came to my mind, after I saw what AI was capable of, were "spam at scale" and "writing papers to get published". Though, the latter is also kind of spam.
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by pakitan 3y ago
It's an idiom and means "nearly impossible". There is no other usage.
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by pakitan 3y ago
Well this particular forum is owned by OP. That's the value proposition for him. Now, for users, I'm not sure there is a value proposition to be a part of a dead forum.
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by pakitan 3y ago
Humanity has worked out a system where every person would own a small house each - the system is called "live in a remote place in a hut made out of clay and straw, with no access to running water, sewage system, electricity, roads and
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by pakitan 3y ago
I saw the graph. It's probably crap, given that there is 5% death rate at 0km/h but let's take it at face value and let's say we implement 30km/h limit. Then there will inevitably be people claiming "death rate
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by pakitan 3y ago
Why not reduce speed to 10km/h then? Even fewer people will be killed! This is the covid logic all over again. Let's lock everyone in their homes, we can't afford to have old people dying! Also, no, ICE cars generally don&#x2
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by pakitan 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunter-gatherer > Researchers Gurven and Kaplan have estimated that around 57% of hunter-gatherers reach the age of 15. Of those that reach 15 years of age, 64% continue to live to or p
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by pakitan 3y ago
S&P is up 4 times since its low in 2002. Gold is up 6 times since 2000. And you call that "barely budged"?
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by pakitan 3y ago
They are in luck - the person they are looking for is already working for their company. I mean, whoever determined that the job can be done in exactly 70 hours must know the system inside out and it's only a matter of putting in the w
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by pakitan 3y ago
That's exactly the direction it's going in. As long as there is money in this, the charade will go on forever. It's not like no one knows that majority of the "science", produced currently, is with the purpose of ad
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by pakitan 3y ago
> But if researchers delete the boilerplate ChatGPT phrases, the more sophisticated chatbot’s fluent text is “almost impossible” to spot, says Hodgkinson. Well here is an idea - check the actual paper contents, rather than text patterns.
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by pakitan 3y ago
By splitting the cube in 2 :) But that would kind of ruin the press release so it's not mentioned. Also, the paper itself mentions no houses nor foundations nor other shit like that. That's only in the press release.
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by pakitan 3y ago
At that pricing, if you need to backup less than 25GB compressed data, Hetzner is more expensive than the "ripoff".
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by pakitan 3y ago
It's not necessary for this drug to have the same negative effect, just because it has similar positive effect as alcohol.
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by pakitan 4y ago
That's actually quite a bad summary with some hallucinations included (tourism, hospitality, AI screened resumes, focus on the pandemic). The summary I got was after I copy/pasted the contents and it's pretty much on the mark
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by pakitan 4y ago
I'm finding that one of ChatGPT strengths is summarizing fluff-heavy texts.
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by pakitan 4y ago
You can't trade futures on Kraken if you're an US citizen. I suspect the same is true for Coinbase.
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by pakitan 4y ago
Yeah, that is cited in the article along with https://www.asyousow.org/environmental-health/toxic-enforcem...
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by pakitan 4y ago
We could change slightly the original joke. For example, same prompt but change the answer of the second logician to "Yes!". Ideally, ChatGPT should say, "I'm sorry, I don't get the joke" :)

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