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by speedylight 2y ago
If you’re so inclined to engage in intelligent conversation then your first reaction should’ve been to look up those stats yourself and counter with that. The burden of proof is not on him because he clearly prefaced the comment by saying “
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by speedylight 2y ago
Don’t worry about it dude, your comment wasn’t condescending at all and is actually a good word of caution for those who like to smoke indoors!
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by speedylight 2y ago
All he said was that the smoke alarm going off while you’re high might be disturbing to that person; so, they take out the battery and forget to put it back in because weed messes with your short term memory. What’s condescending about that
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by speedylight 2y ago
Yep, phone cameras can pick up IR light which is very useful for testing whether a TV remote works or not!
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by speedylight 2y ago
> until you saw the women that this engagement farms Can you explain what you’re trying to say with this? I didn’t quite get it haha!
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by speedylight 2y ago
Smoke alarms don’t react with marijuana/cigarette smoke unless you deliberately blow the smoke into it. I don’t know why but I’ve smoked in my room countless times and it never went off. It’s not a faulty detector either because it has
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by speedylight 2y ago
Look at that, even I am stupid!
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by speedylight 2y ago
It’s understandable, there’s plenty of stupid people to offend!
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by speedylight 2y ago
Not illegal in the US!
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by speedylight 2y ago
But in 10 years the goalposts for what’s considered achieving parity will change, because China won’t be the only one making improvements in semiconductor manufacturing. The West will always have the upper hand so long as we don’t drop the
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by speedylight 2y ago
To be honest I wouldn’t ride a scooter made by Boeing let alone a spaceship, they messed up too much too fast lately.
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by speedylight 2y ago
I’ve heard that some people with amalgam tooth filling can sometimes pick up transmissions and somehow audio would actually play inside their mouth, not static noise, actual voices talking. It’s quite bizarre but also makes total sense when
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by speedylight 2y ago
No surprising at all. Their coffee is expensive (damn near $6 for decent size latte), and if you get something to eat as well you’ve already spent $10-12 pretty much first thing in the morning. Keeping up this habit is a struggle if you don
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by speedylight 2y ago
Considering how important an Apple ID is, this is kind of scary to be honest.
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by speedylight 2y ago
He’s a business man, wtf does he know about AI safety on a technical level? Altman advice: Yeah bro, just instruct tune harder and it’ll be just fine, I believe in you.
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by speedylight 2y ago
He owns 9% of the company.
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by speedylight 2y ago
You don’t even need to watch the review to deduce that the AI pin is an inherently flawed product for what it is trying to do; Which is to be the start of new a mobile computing paradigm. The problem with that plan is that we spent decades
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by speedylight 2y ago
There should be a security code that’s only known to the owner, can’t swap it if you don’t have the code. Seems like a pretty simple and effective solution imo.
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by speedylight 2y ago
That strategy works for lazy publishers; with a bit editorializing and prompt refinement you can make a AI generated text indistinguishable from written text. Believe me it’s easier than it has any business being.
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by speedylight 2y ago
Oh, I see. Isn’t that more of an oxymoron though?
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by speedylight 2y ago
What is it contradicting?
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by speedylight 2y ago
I think the ship is starting to around as far as the quantity in the environment. I’ve read that chemists figured out a way to use to lye and a compound called dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO is FDA approved as a medicine, and apparently cheap to
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by speedylight 2y ago
I am pretty sure leaded gasoline for use in cars was banned a while ago, at least in the United States. Now to be fair there are definitely people who still deal with the lingering effects, is that what you’re referring to?
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by speedylight 2y ago
Are these chemicals cumulative? Like do they stay inside your body forever, or is the name just referring to their stable chemical bond?
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by speedylight 2y ago
Driver was previously cited 5 times for speeding in a school zone but was allowed to keep his license? I’m always so nervous and hyperaware of my speed when I am driving in a school zone because you just never know what can happen. This was
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by speedylight 2y ago
Yeah Vietnam has a GDP of $408.8 Billion, a fraud of this magnitude is probably tantamount to treason.
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by speedylight 3y ago
GPT-5: Classified Information
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by speedylight 3y ago
I am not suggesting that we ban all chemicals not properly studied, but we can do a lot to at least get a sense of what X chemical may be capable of doing to us if ingested. I don’t think it would’ve been incredibly difficult or burdensome
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by speedylight 3y ago
That’s exactly why it’s bad, we don’t require businesses to prove X chemical/compound is safe before we start using it for whatever, no, we use it and just hope that it’s safe.
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by speedylight 3y ago
I see IoT devices are still the weakest link in any network.

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