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sejje
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sejje
9mo ago
Five miles from pavement, and my air quality is perfect 365 days per year. I hear some gunshots during hunting season, echoing across the valley, but they'd be drowned out by the frogs singing--they're way louder. Wait until these
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sejje
9mo ago
No, I'm talking about the beauty standards that get complained about, and that we see adjustments for.
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sejje
9mo ago
Or a pocket translator like chatgpt
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sejje
9mo ago
They'll get two accounts
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sejje
9mo ago
Which jurisdiction is it illegal to sell new cars without a cell modem?
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sejje
9mo ago
There isn't a problem with what's shown on TV. The problem is inside some people's heads, and diets. I'm not talking about models for clothes, anyway.
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sejje
9mo ago
It does, but the remedy they choose is not "women don't wear makeup," it's "we use fat women, and they wear more makeup than skinny women."
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sejje
9mo ago
How many are bots?
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sejje
9mo ago
Even after Stranger Things, Winona can't live that one down.
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sejje
9mo ago
"ban number munchers"
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9mo ago
Yes, but you're not allowed to say that to them. They are victimized by the fact that models are attractive, and that is "unrealistic," so they've been getting plus sized models etc. The "extreme beauty standards&qu
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I wonder if slow speeds affect the detection? A bollard at three feet might look like a grain silo at 400 yards. I could see angles getting to where the camera sees "beige rectangle (wall), red cylinder (bollard)" and it's ba
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sejje
9mo ago
I think Facebook is even more universally thought of as a bad company, and everyone still engages there, too.
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sejje
9mo ago
Some people. Others are actively embracing it. Most people don't know about the political aspect.
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sejje
9mo ago
Probably the same as MS employees. Windows isn't exactly the best experience right now.
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sejje
9mo ago
They didn't like it. I got my first ever comment flagged a day or two ago. I asked if the goalposts had moved about the economy. Politics are not to be debated here, they're to be dictated.
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9mo ago
One time I cussed Claude out so hard that it actually quit his doom-loop and fixed the thing. It's the only time cussing worked, though.
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9mo ago
That's a good thought I hadn't had, actually.
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sejje
9mo ago
I did my own research, while you still won't provide a name that's supposedly so easy to find. Not one case where we actually deported a citizen, with 1.2 million forced removals.
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sejje
9mo ago
I'm not likely to be the guinea pig, either. I want the endgame version, but not the first version.
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sejje
9mo ago
Why do you think you need exclusivity? The moat is most people aren't using LLMS, most people aren't building products, most people who might built it will never hear of your product, people will have other ideas competing for the
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sejje
9mo ago
Wait, is it witchcraft to use a machine created by witchcraft? Forever?
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9mo ago
She was standing alone, across the street, on the curb/grass next to the sidewalk, kind of doing a homer simpson into the bushes. There were no other people visible, she made no noise. She didn't impede anyone, and it would have b
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sejje
9mo ago
Sorry, let me rephrase to what I meant: why does it make it a more common problem?
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sejje
9mo ago
I didn't make a complaint.
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> courts dismiss resulting charges
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sejje
9mo ago
What? You don't think I should give my humanoid robot a chainsaw and tell it to clear the field? WCGW?
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9mo ago
And imagine if you can share it with your neighbors.
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9mo ago
How much does it cost to have them at your house every evening after dinner to do the dishes? More than I can afford, I bet.
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9mo ago
Some people will have jobs, even in the most robot-heavy vision. I don't know if it's enough people to buy the goods, but robot-produced goods should bottom out on price, closing in on the actual cost of materials/energy.
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