realjhol

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by realjhol 4y ago
In many ways I agree with you. Just like Visual Basic 6, it's super-easy to get started with a Dockerfile, but nigh-on impossible to create a quality result with it.
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Nix solves the ad-hoc problem much more cleanly than Dockerfiles do
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If you would like ChatGPT to talk about the mid-century Germans, it would be consistent if you support free speech. I tend towards free speech, but I'm also a realist - the boundaries of speech are ultimately decided by power. It'
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...you don't know anything about what I am against. It's about politics, not censorship - politics is about rewarding friends and punishing enemies. I guess it's not surprising that ChatGPT would be immediately politicised -
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What does Hitler have to do with anything?
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> Are you saying that they built a module in ChatGPT code that specifically censors right wing ideas? Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. For example: "ChatGPT Declines Request for Poem Admiring Trump, But Biden Query Is
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We want it to answer truthfully and impartially I.e. not showing favoritism to leftist talking points and politicians, and artificially censoring talk of right wing ideas. It's really not complicated.
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> Wouldn’t it be more effective to identify achievements by non-whites as opposed to eradicating achievements by whites If that was their goal, then yes, but given that it isn't, they do this instead.
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Understand that the revolution absolutely will not stop. It doesn't matter if you think there is a double standard. It doesn't matter if you supported everything they did up until now. It doesn't matter how loudly you complai
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It doesn't usually stop that often because half the time people aren't pushing the button every stop. In central areas where demand is high, busses usually come every ~5-minutes. Even further out in the suburbs, the wait times are
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Sunak was as supportive as anyone of the lockdowns and other hysterical COVID madness that lead to economic turmoil that precipitated this situation in the first place.
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> Not yet, data collection takes time. There is no evidence except for a few sketchy anecdotes from hyperchondriacs
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There is zero evidence of the exponential growth you are describing.
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> We have no clue what the risk will be with repeated infections and 1.05^n is a pretty steep exponential curve when viewed in decades. This is fantasy
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> You have no idea what you’re talking about and are spreading misinformation. I actually do know what I'm talking about. > 1. SARS-CoV-2 is not influenza. > 2. Influenza is not a coronavirus. I know. It's a flu-like resp
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We have no idea what the long term effects of COVID-19 infection will be, however there's no reason to think the long-term impact will be any different from any other coronavirus flu. And given that the virus is endemic, and the vaccin
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Hard to fix a machine that can never ever go offline.
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The problem comes if a mimic of the baddies gets attached to hostages e.g. spike proteins attached to heart muscle tissue. In this case, the immune system will attack the "baddies" causing harm to the heart muslcle tissue in the c
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As I say, most of those are in extremely elderly or obese category.
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The evidence is all out in the open now - there's really no hiding from it any more. In randomized control trials of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines here in the UK, we now know the risk of serious adverse effects was 12.5 per 10,000 vaccina
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Sometimes, but other times e.g. COVID-19, our immune systems work extremely well in all except the very elderly and obese.
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We have more trinkets yes, but in exchange we've been reduced to a deracinated blob with no hope or future, now in a state of terminal decline
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Maybe don't be so dismissive of people who think differently
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> No need to say that this causes more problems than it solves. As Senior executive vice principle king of engineering in charge of ensuring our product has enough blue LEDs in it, I don't know what you're talking about
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> Similarly, some people made a point to violate or otherwise shit on every single covid precaution not because of some firm scientific beliefs but just to piss people off and potentially score some PR points. There's plenty of grif
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Like what? What is a bad reason for not wanting the government to force you into house arrest?
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Sorry what? You still believe - after everything we've seen - that the lockdowns were a good idea? Are. You. Insane?
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Can it play Carmageddon?
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Bizarre that you're getting down-voted. Though the answer to your suggestions is that any populist conception of the American Empire is delusional. Like a mafia they will take your money and spend it in whatever way they damn well wish
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It would be better if you were paid enough to allow your wife to stay home with the kids.

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