phyzix5761

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by phyzix5761 5d ago
You all realize that when AI takes everyone's jobs the only way people will survive is by pledging allegiance to AI companies so they feed and house them right? Its not going to lead to some utopia where people are free to paint and wr
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by phyzix5761 6d ago
Is this a crowd sourced training effort to make their image generator better?
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by phyzix5761 8d ago
Going to the internet for life advice. Sounds like a terrible idea.
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by phyzix5761 8d ago
Whats the other issue? Immigrants? That's a bit racist.
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by phyzix5761 8d ago
Divorce is extremely cheap if you both agree on everything. Its literally one of the options on the divorce filing. You just pay the court fees. The problem is both parties rarely agree on everything and that's when it gets expensive.
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by phyzix5761 8d ago
The biggest problem with this is billable hours. Faster work means less billable hours for attorneys.
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by phyzix5761 9d ago
Stock analysts have a success rate of 47% or lower for directional predictions. That's worse than a coin flip. All AI has to do is product fair 50/50 results and it can beat analysts. But you can do it too for the price of a quart
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by phyzix5761 12d ago
Based on the downvotes my comment is getting it seems there's a lot of scientifically illiterate people on this site. So, I'll expand on what I said. We cannot directly measure the one-way speed of light because doing so requires
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by phyzix5761 13d ago
Actually we don't know the speed of light in one direction[0]. So we could actually be seeing things as they are in this moment or at any other moment in time for all we know. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTn6Ewh
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by phyzix5761 14d ago
$50,100 per employee in regulatory safety and compliance costs.[0] Up to $8k per engine unit produced in EPA regulatory fees.[1] Between $100k and $500k per engine model variant for EPA testing and General Compliance.[2] $100k to $200k for
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by phyzix5761 14d ago
Heavy regulations are the reason why we have the John Deere semi monopoly. The regulatory entry cost is in the millions for any new player to enter the market so no one wants to compete and provide better service.
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by phyzix5761 15d ago
Bank? So now you know what bank they use?
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by phyzix5761 16d ago
Reminds me of nba2k: same game every year
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by phyzix5761 18d ago
"It can include assimilation of several originally discrete traditions, especially in theology and mythology, thus asserting an underlying unity and allowing for an inclusive approach to multiple faiths." "...in the realm of
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by phyzix5761 18d ago
Its called syncretism. The Greeks and Romans have been doing it since the time of Alexander the Great.
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by phyzix5761 18d ago
David Hume would argue that the causal effect is never seen between 2 events so what's the difference?
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by phyzix5761 18d ago
Every company has at least 1 shareholder. In some categorizations shareholders are called members but its the same function. But, who said companies are run by greedy bastards? Every company tries to make profits so they can continue their
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by phyzix5761 18d ago
Every company is in it for the profits and benefits of its shareholders. Its idiotic to think that companies have benevolent intent toward their customers. If that wasn't the case they would go out of business.
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by phyzix5761 18d ago
That's every company
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by phyzix5761 18d ago
I loved it. Looking forward to playing again tomorrow.
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by phyzix5761 20d ago
Reddit and X are highly toxic environments that exploit people with mental health issues.
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by phyzix5761 20d ago
People want to be on platforms where their friends already are. Its a hard problem to solve because how do you get their friends to move onto your platform when they're people too and have the same desire?
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by phyzix5761 21d ago
This belittles men, especially those who are single fathers and have similar career struggles as single mothers. Our perceptions create our reality and if we constantly think we've been given the short end of the stick then we'll
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by phyzix5761 24d ago
All of those are non profit organizations that receive donations. It seems Firefox is owned by Mozilla Corporation which is the for profit branch of the Mozilla Foundation. So again, how do they fund Firefox as a for profit company?
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by phyzix5761 24d ago
How does Mozilla fund Firefox right now? I'm genuinely curious for a free product, how can they generate revenue without doing shady ad and data collection stuff?
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by phyzix5761 26d ago
Equity trading is not zero sum. There are real businesses and assets behind the equities they represent that have actual value and produce actual money.
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by phyzix5761 28d ago
The problem is you can't prove if AI was used or not so Debian's response is actually the most logical one. If anyone uses AI they're still responsible for what they submit.
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by phyzix5761 1mo ago
Writing code used to be free, anyone could do it with enough patience and knowledge, but now you have to pay hundreds of dollars to do this kind of thing with agents. It seems the barrier to entry has gotten more expensive.
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by phyzix5761 1mo ago
Didn't the decisions of past generations lead us to the climate issues we have today? Won't future generations also say the same about our decisions? Why permanently destroy assets that future generations could potentially use whe
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by phyzix5761 1mo ago
Most news is unnecessary noise that most normal people can do nothing about so why waste emotional cycles reading that? For everything else, like important weather alerts, holiday events, etc, I go to the weather website for my country and

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