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There are some nice bits of the software that aren't open source: Single Sign-On (SSO) integration, Auditing logs, etc. https://docs.novu.co/getting-started/commercial-open-source
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Yes, but I don't pretend to actually understand either side of it. It seemed to me he personally accused just the ADL of spreading theories he disagrees with.
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It seems to me that this conflates criticism of some Jewish communities with antisemitism. Are people supposed to be above criticism because they are Jewish? Does any disagreement with a Jewish person make you hateful and antisemitic? Thi
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> The private sector lottery winners seem to be awarded kingdoms at an alarming rate. Proven success is a pretty decent signal for competence. And while there is a lot of good fortune that goes into anyone's success, there are a lo
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I had a similar reaction at first. But, for whatever reason, when playing the video at 1.5x it felt completely fine.
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It's more important to understand the possibilities than remember the details. Details can always be quickly looked up, as long as you know what to look for and can conceptualize which tools to combine to achieve a goal.
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If I had something interesting to say about me, I'd make more conversations about myself. This has yet to be a problem.
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> No, the AI itself isn't asking anything because it's not a sentient being capable That is really just your human ego and sense of superiority speaking. Lesser beings might not have the cognitive capabilities you do, but they
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> Difference being, of course, the fact that the young aspiring authors are fully capable of coming up with novel ideas without having to copy the contents of 90 billion textbooks cover-to-cover. Every human was taught their language fro
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> What happens if tomorrow, every creator just stops creating free shit for your AI to absorb? Then nobody will have free shit to absorb. Not young aspiring authors, and not AI models. > Hilarious statement, since obviously many peop
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I'm not aware of anything they created in-house that was ultimately successful, other than the original search engine. But YouTube does have first mover advantage, even if it wasn't owned by Google at the time.
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In the short term, there will be ways around Youtube's ad technology. But in the not too distant future, it will be painful enough to not really be viable for the vast majority of people. If we truly want a way to reward content creat
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Raku embraces Unicode in a big way, and probably influenced this decision. I wonder if keyboards in the future will settle on a way to provide access to more characters, than is currently common.
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> It just flies in the face of what we know about human behaviour across recorded history. You're right, human behavior is often abhorrent and focused on differences. But trying to solve that problem by pretending that scientific ta
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Why do scientists make a distinction between the different types of galaxies? Because taxonomy, and recognizing differences, can lead to better scientific understanding. How that translates to the social realm is really a separate issue.
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> Should we also call white people unnatural and abnormal, considering that the vast majority of humans aren't white? Sure, why not? Looking at the world population, skin color is normally darker than a typical white European. Not
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> Could you clarify what exactly your internal moral voice objects to? I'm arguing the point, not my own conviction. The inner moral voice I was defending was someone who believes that it's important to acknowledge and respect
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> Are you saying that a penis is what makes you a male? That a vagina is what makes you a female? As a rough approximation, yes. > What about a man who loses his penis in an accident? He's a man who lost his penis. Statistically
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> Would you feel comfortable saying that a human who isn't bipedal is unnatural and abnormal. We're talking about the language of science here. Biologists often talk about humans in terms of their biological characteristics.
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> Yes, it's fact that humans are male, female, or other. And it is a fact that humans have zero, one, two, or more legs. But you would never argue with the scientific claim that humans are a bipedal mammal. The exceptions do not
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Webster's dictionary: Normal: conforming to a type, standard, or regular pattern : characterized by that which is considered usual, typical, or routine. Gold is not normal material in the crust. The crust is not gold. Gold is not the
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We're getting pretty far afield from the teaching of science here. But if you must know my personal opinion, it's that legal documents should allow for exceptions from the norm to be noted where applicable. I would not support
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> Nor does it justify the vilification and exclusion of the one legged, no legged, and tripods. Of course not. No good person would claim otherwise. But it does not invalidate those people, to make the claim that humans, as a biologica
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> These days we understand that “normal” extends far beyond male and female. No. It is normal to have a penis or a vagina. So, humans are either male or female. This can be stated as truth, just as a scientist would claim that humans
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Humans are bipedal. It's not perfectly true, but that doesn't invalidate the natural and normal case.
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> What science contradicts internal moral guidance? > Individuals beliefs are often contradicted by science. Not sure why you asked the first question, given your belief in the second.
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I'll bite. Many school curriculums teach that science proves that gender isn't a binary and is divorced from sex, and they often implicitly (and sometimes explicitly) also go further to say that it is hateful to believe otherwise.
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How do you enable "Ignore Web Context"? I don't see that option anywhere on the page you linked, am I just being blind?
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A look at some things that makes a game compelling, including an interview with the lead developer of the nostalgic Oregon Trail. And also promotion of a new game on Steam, that if nothing else, has quite a clever logo : https:/&#x2F
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Smarter Every Day – Developing Fish.game(youtube.com)
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