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by theragra 3y ago
In some more corrupt countries in EU, clerks can be bribed, unfortunately
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by theragra 3y ago
Pretense to disallow self-meciating depression and paying instead?
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by theragra 3y ago
It is there already. Still, I kept site as a sort of monument.
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by theragra 3y ago
But air travel is usually much safer then other means. Similarly, nuclear power is also safer than many other sources, from what I know (not much). Isn't it a bit absurd? Why we require this high level of scrutiny for these industries,
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by theragra 3y ago
My story is simple: I supported important historical site, but due to war and personal issues I was not able to transfer money to .ru zone registrar. I have the data, but domain was lost.
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by theragra 3y ago
Are EU residents protected from this? I never encountered any fees except booking price.
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by theragra 3y ago
Insane ;(
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by theragra 3y ago
https://www.bing.com/images/create/two-connected-olympic-swi...
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by theragra 3y ago
100% this. But I doubt it will happen in the US, unfortunately.
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by theragra 3y ago
This is so weird to read. My local small ISP in EU has only one fee: monthly. That's it.
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by theragra 3y ago
My personal experience: all my close friends returned money without issues. Not close: smaller amounts, often not returned.
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by theragra 3y ago
Ironically, article makes some strong claims without scientific proof. Written by linguist, not ai researcher.
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by theragra 3y ago
Same amount as novelists ;) I enjoy both, in moderation
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by theragra 3y ago
Arguments in the first part are really bad. I haven't read about ai safety that much, but still see it. For example, ASI may be able to automate manufacturing really quickly, maybe be able to convince humans easily to do what it needs,
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by theragra 3y ago
Very weird take on MIT/BSD. They cannot be closed. You can always fork.
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by theragra 3y ago
I dunno where you live, but every time I used a taxi in different countries I was unhappy.
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by theragra 3y ago
I liked flashback so much, I tried to complete it on expert. Stuck somewhere closer to the end, though, cannot defeat slime man
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by theragra 3y ago
I'm very cynical on this. It might have some benefit, but most likely is PR and green washing.
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by theragra 3y ago
I always wonder why original founders just sell the company and do something else. Why don't they try to control it more and make sure it stays aligned with needs of society more? Either they can't because of shareholder/equi
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by theragra 3y ago
When they try to add these protocols, though, everybody complaints a lot.
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by theragra 3y ago
This is specifically about EU law. From what I remember, EU has directives that any such scanning must be appropriate to the threats and benefits gained. It looks like here lawyers say it is not, which is kinda expected.
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by theragra 4y ago
If so, where are application of this? Is it too early?
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by theragra 4y ago
And we know chatgpt answers better when you say "are you sure" or "imagine you are great Mathematician". A bit similar
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by theragra 4y ago
As if most humans are not superstitious and religious
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by theragra 4y ago
How it is different from anything else? If willpower is all you need, why do you have lack of willpower to be kind and compassionate?
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by theragra 4y ago
Debator A "Fucking Russia, man. They've been meddling in elections, poisoning people, and fucking with neighboring countries for years. They're shady as shit." Debator B Whoa, hold up. America's been starting wars f
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by theragra 4y ago
Holy cow I'm old
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by theragra 4y ago
I'd say you had never been fat
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by theragra 4y ago
Agree
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by theragra 4y ago
He looks like typical arrogant tech bro in this

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