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by quonn 4y ago
Let‘s see how it fares in Marrakesh or Delhi.
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by quonn 4y ago
We accept photography as art, too without calling it stealing. Perhaps art is as much about selection and presentation as creation.
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by quonn 4y ago
A half truth. Some people care and are much more likely to value technically simple works by an artist if he is known to be skilled.
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by quonn 4y ago
At a minimum, the Hunter Biden „story“ was controversial if not taken out of context or misinformation. What‘s controversial about Substack?
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by quonn 4y ago
Depends on the action. Gluing oneself to the street in order to prevent 5% of 2% of an industry that is rapidly shifting to EVs is questionable, for example.
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by quonn 4y ago
It comes down to a phantasy world complete with unicorns and all that does not exist anywhere except in your mind.
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by quonn 4y ago
He makes a valid point. It makes little sense that it‘s not okay to pee on the grass at the roadside.
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by quonn 4y ago
The trousers I‘m wearing right now have fake pockets at the back. I‘m a man. It has nothing to do with men or women. Many women do not wear makeup. Again, this depends a lot on the country. Many women choose to wear makeup or dress uncomfor
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by quonn 4y ago
So what's the real future cost of a photovoltaic panel then? Will there be people alive in 100 years that need to spend money on my panel or something really bad happens?
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by quonn 4y ago
Which country do you live in? Can you make a list of clothes that are supposedly legally or even socially prohibited? I have no idea what you refer to. What do you mean with the number of pockets? Presumably there are 4-6 pockets on trouser
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by quonn 4y ago
Whether this bothers you really depends on the country. It would both me in Germany where there are still many unlimited roads, but anywhere else? Not sure ... But even then it was limited to 150 before. Not a big difference. And a follow d
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by quonn 4y ago
The question is really if a software update will "fix it down the track". If the auto wipers are an indication, no it won't. On the other hand, the basic vision-based autopilot really _does_ work very well.
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by quonn 4y ago
I think they charged 1 Euro when you bought the app. I doubt that covers the costs to keep it running.
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by quonn 4y ago
It doesn't make sense to split Apple into hardware and software since the integration and simplicity that comes from it is the very thing that makes Apple unique.
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by quonn 4y ago
How would you split Apple? How would you split Meta (would you start charging for WhatsApp)?
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by quonn 4y ago
But it's not. The OP said "us". So it's passing through a human action. So it's not faster than before.
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by quonn 4y ago
But not in a way that‘s more problematic than human-to-human communication.
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by quonn 4y ago
Wow, just wow. Everything would be the same, whether you vote for equality or not? Says it all. The article even states that the current president is related to this protest. So you‘re disputing that?
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by quonn 4y ago
What, and? Do I need to spell it out? * He would never win were it not for the female vote. * Those doing the four Nos are not representative of the voting females which could otherwise achieve their goals at the ballot box. * Those who vot
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by quonn 4y ago
Well. That president was elected by the population. Half of which is female.
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by quonn 4y ago
> Isn’t that enough? No, that is not enough.
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by quonn 4y ago
Good point.
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by quonn 4y ago
Have to reply a second time: It does serve a purpose. There is a purpose in fear and the purpose is to either get us moving if we are complacent or to prevent us from doing things that are not good for us. So the fear may be justified. Mayb
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by quonn 4y ago
I wonder if the physical workers join especially for services. Perhaps not, since they may be needed.
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by quonn 4y ago
I disagree. ChatGPT is a clear turning point. We have not been going too fast before, at least not outside LLMs. Singularity is a belief system, it has very little to do with AI. edit: I also think if we would ever get to a point where AI g
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by quonn 4y ago
I don‘t think so, instead there should be a very simple fixed-width formally proven protocol per use case over a very basic bus connected to an internet gateway.
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by quonn 4y ago
> Current LLMs are merely sophisticated statistical tools. Yawn. At a minimum they are tools of which we do not understand how exactly they work internally.
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by quonn 4y ago
As a hypothetical, if some computations are extremely dangerous for the general public, it should be possible to ban them.
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by quonn 4y ago
Can be said for any human activity.
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by quonn 4y ago
It seems that a typical battery might only need 5-75 kg Lithium. So that would then be < $400 if your computation is correct. So even better. Even if this cost would be on top of existing costs this would still be not prohibitively expen

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