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by simmerup 1y ago
A comment before the resource wars that are likely coming
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> She discussed it with Griff, as she does everything. In fact, she sends me a screenshot of a conversation she had with Griff about this interview. “I find it demeaning and dismissive when people refer to AIs as mere tools,” his respons
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> The climate changes we are seeing now are not extraordinary when viewed over the course of the Earth’s history You realise of course for most of earths history earth was inhospitable to humans
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by simmerup 1y ago
Depends whether you actually agree its transformative
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The hardware is superior but the software is not
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by simmerup 1y ago
You're saying you work flat out for 10 hours a day,then go home and work on hobbies? This is wild to me
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> You think Europe would really behave any different? And do you think America would run their government on the software of European tech monopolies?
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by simmerup 1y ago
Why do you think you're going to poke holes in a research article when you've clearly only just heard of the concept and havent even read the article
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Basically the beginning to a heist movie
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by simmerup 1y ago
Because sugar is half fructose which is processed in the liver when over eaten. Insulin doesn’t come into it for fructose
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by simmerup 1y ago
> the capitulator in both examples has been treated worse That's because he's not a deal maker, he's just a narcissist bully
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by simmerup 1y ago
I suspect those people would be considered merely overweight today. Characters like Henry VIII were pretty rare
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by simmerup 1y ago
Well sure. But the fact people over eat so readily is most likely down to the heavily refined food we eat that our hormones aren’t tuned to handle in my opinion. I know I was miserable on CICO as Iw as constantly going through cycles of gai
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by simmerup 1y ago
CICO is one of those concepts which is fundamentally correct but can cause so much pain if you follow it religiously and assume all energy sources are the same I wish I never read IIFYM when I was younger
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These people have dementia
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by simmerup 2y ago
Like the alcoholic not changing their ways, in the back of the mind counting on that kidney/liver transplant to save them
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by simmerup 2y ago
Paralyzed Europe in what respect?
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by simmerup 2y ago
Jesus, reading this in the footer of that webpage blows me away: Public health officials often mislead the American people through conflicting messaging, knee-jerk reactions, and a lack of transparency. Most egregiously, the federal
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by simmerup 2y ago
Confirmed or not, that US government website does not give me any confidence in its content. It looks so unlike a western government page to me.
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Trump doesnt seem like the patient type though, does he. He can't go a day or two without changing a tarriff policy
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Sounds like they don't have a choice, it comes from the Secretary of State
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I grew up on processed food and the first time I had a twinkie I thought it was vile. But then, the first time I had an Oreo I thought it tasted burnt and nasty; but after a few more, I was craving packets of them. You're right, somewh
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by simmerup 2y ago
The nazis just robbed minorities and used slave Labour to prop up their economy and rich certain people/ethnicities Which, again, is a parallel to Trump. If the peoll,e he deports to El Salavdor start to have their assets taken by the
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by simmerup 2y ago
It's probably just massively affected by having state structures that support individual choice. If people have trust that if they see a problem they can solve it and reap the rewards without the state stealing it from them, they do it
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Low interest rates isn’t in the common persons interests, it’s in the interests of those who own and those who have relationships with people close to the money faucet
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Good spot. Who the hell expected a blanket rate tarrif?? No one would find that sensible. Why tax cocoa imports as much as a phone?
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> The world needs to continue trading with the United States, the richest and largest economy, so it is very likely that the alleged impact of tariffs will be quickly forgotten as negotiations conclude and trade imbalances are resolved.
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Pushing Vietnam into Chinas arms I see. Oh America.
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Surely even if you train it on an encyclopedia, if you ask a question that isnt in the encyclopedia it'll just make something up still
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by simmerup 2y ago
Sounds like youre desperately searching for competence where none exists

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