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It’s there because the ones in charge want it there.
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Sorry, but what on the internet is not already censored?
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There are societal pressures to have marriage and children? I thought the pressure was to not do that.
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> Anyways, the point apropos this thread is that whatever innate behaviors and responses humans are genetically predisposed could could equally well be made innate to an AI. Could be, but they won't be. Because the people making the
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No. Empathy is feeling what the person is feeling exactly the same way as if it happened to you. You really have to have already gone through something like what the person is going through. That’s why it’s so rare. What you’re describing i
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If everything boils down to emotional states, then being empathetic just becomes, "I made the other person feel this emotion," i.e. sychophancy and flattery.
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Your reply indicates that you don't know the difference between empathy and sycophancy either.
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Fascinating. My gut tells me this touches on a basic divergence between human beings and AI, and would be a fruitful area of further research. Humans are capable of real empathy, meaning empathy which does not intersect with sycophancy and
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You guys downvoted me, but if you can swiftly untangle your own code from someone else's code, you cut out a lot of confusion and long meetings. Maybe you guys like meetings.
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Git
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I guess the NY Times is too chicken to say it outright, but this prosecution looks racially motivated. He was crossing the street with his brother and the driver who struck the child was not charged. (Cue comments about the technicalities o
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A Cold Wind (poem about being donor conceived)
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I've been on dating apps for the past 3 months (ladies of HN, you heard right), including the "marriage apps" within the Muslim community (it's the same basic product). I suspect being Muslim, white, over 35, and not a d
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Principle of parsimony strikes again.
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Yep. If anything, it depresses the economy. Doesn't grow anything except the stock price of multinationals.
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Exactly. It's a very cynical and corrupt game being passed off in the name of "innovation" and "competiton" XD
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Exactly. It's not about talent at all. It's about using the strong arm of the government to give large multinationals an advantage in the tech market. Total grift and corruption!
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I'm all for importing top talent to work at American companies. In fact, I think H1-Bs should be allowed to start businesses and move from job to job like anyone else. If it's about innovation, why force them to stay in one job wh
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Get two jobs, get roommates to share costs, eat ramen noodles, grind it out for a couple of years, make smart investments.
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Nowadays "cases" just means a positive test result, even if repeated on the same person. It does not mean sick or dying individuals.
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You only get to pick one: labor laws or a manufacturing industry.
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It would lead to people having more free time, which leads to self-determination and independence from corporate power structures, which empowers the middle class, which the owners and controllers of global financialized capital do not want
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True.
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The person who downvoted me has obviously never visited the continent of Asia
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The solution is obvious as it is practiced in the rest of the world. Motorcycles.
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Law of the jungle
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Keeping an eye on the steppe nomads is always a good idea.
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If he doesn't feel comfortable to name his abuser, I won't step forward to do it. It's his tale to tell.
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> But after my kids were born I noticed something: my kids loved my voice, they listened to every sentence I made, they laughed at my quirky jokes I made and they loved when I sang to them or I brought them to the park or to the nursery
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I put in my height of 6'0" and this is the advice I received: > Chair height: 18 - 19.5 in > Your thighs and feet should be parallel to the floor (thighs and lower legs forming 90°-110° angle). > Desk height: 27.5 - 30.5
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