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3y ago
I would hope any good director would have the sense to know that it probably isn't for them. I can't imagine Spielberg picking this up. Gangs of New York is about as close as Scorsese could get but still too Hollywood. The Cohens
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I'm gonna be brave and say Dave Bautista. I haven't seen Knock at the Cabin yet, but it looks like he's got the range from the previews. He's big enough and imposing enough as well.
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3y ago
These days I'm actually more excited to find the next small thing.
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3y ago
This comment gave me a solid chuckle. I have things like this as well, but I've been low-key stewing on for years or decades, just waiting for the right moment to let the world know.
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> If the name on the front page was not of a murderer, I truly believe it would be recommended reading in schools and philosophy clubs. I disagree. His ideas are not novel or new. There are large bodies of work around the evils of techno
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3y ago
Well have I got an LLM-based solution for you, my friend.
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3y ago
I know what you mean. There is something comforting in knowing that a real person like you is out there in world, existing and somehow making it. It's important that they are actually real too, or as real as you can verify. I was also
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3y ago
> No, they help people fantasize, which is an extremely destructive behaviour. Fantasize about being a doctor or lawyer or engineer or really anything is destructive? Everything I have done in my life was once a fantasy. I mean is watchi
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3y ago
Sure, you might also be just as interested in a society capable of working towards something like the LHC or ITER, by taking care of its citizens and through diplomacy. I think it's a more interesting goal than controlling the seas so
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3y ago
I think it's going to get worse for social media. Lately I've been seeing more and more "content" suggested to me that is AI generated. Architecture that doesn't exist. People that don't exist in locations that
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> with the most insane tech and research So... Switzerland, which has the Large Hadron Collider? That would probably be the most attractive thing to aliens. Maybe France, which is building ITER? Or the UK with a successful early nuclear
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3y ago
So... sounds like this artist statement on the distinction between the natural and the engineered has caused you to think about yourself, which is kind of the point?
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3y ago
It would be part of HRT for menopause for the reasons I gave: mental health, sexual desire, muscle maintenance. The discussion about estrogen in men is just for context. It's not unusual to talk about levels of any hormone in men or wo
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Estrogen/progesterone and testosterone are not exclusively female/male hormones. Testosterone may boost sex drive and increase muscle mass, as well as provide some psychological benefit in women. Estrogen is the most important reg
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It's easy to do this with anything in computer science as others can implement or recreate whatever is being discussed easily. Not so with a 6 month experiment with several groups of humans, or even a 2 week one with rats.
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The marketplace of ideas relies on everyone in it being some kind of purely rational actor who seeks truth. In reality, it can be to your benefit to believe something that isn't true, to get an out-group punished and yourself elevated.
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There are articles about Toyota, Ford, and GM having data breaches if you search for them. The difference with this one is the kind of data exposed. It's not just user location data, it appears to be some malfeasance by the company its
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Reminds me of this scientific article from the highly credible news source "The Onion." https://www.theonion.com/dolphins-evolve-opposable-thumbs-18...
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Probably doesn't even have a Starbucks. It's a one-seahorse town.
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Pretty sure the guy who fucked up Twitter still works there.
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I'm curious, do you do much reading of Wikipedia in languages other than English? I don't, so I don't have an answer here, but I wonder how much neutrality there is in Russian or Vietnamese or Urdu wiki articles. English Wiki
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> Uber and doordash entered into markets without charging fees and look to doing fine These companies are not profitable. They are still in the loss-making market share acquisition phase. They might be profitable at some point, but that
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Larry Ellison, is that you?
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This really just makes it seem like it's not reason at all. The trick (or rather un-trick) here is that you can look at the bulbs as many times as you want. Even if I explicitly tell GPT4 that, it doesn't get it. It's not rea
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It's telling that it didn't pick up on the fact that the whole "once you look you can't touch the switches anymore" isn't in this version of the riddle. I mean the obvious strategy in this case is turn on the f
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> One of the things about tech bros I really don't like is that we generally think we are good in each field. This is, in fact, the worst thing about tech bros and other highly paid experts in specific fields. I've grown up e
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Some of our biggest breakthrough started with "in mice." Muromonab was the first monoclonal antibody approved by the FDA and came from mice. While the original had some pretty bad side effects, the entire class of biologics came f
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The servers are currently active and responding to requests, yes. There have been a lot of missteps since the acquisition though, I think party due to nobody to push back on feature requests coming from the top. No "can we look at some
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Sorry, but there's no webring membership on this site. The webmaster clearly does not deserve their title. 0/10
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Wow, those skins really whip the llama's ass.
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