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throwaway920102
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3y ago
Or you know we could just all kill ourselves and that would solve the problem too but people like realistic solutions. Natural rubber exists and we don't have to use synthetic compounds in tires, we can just have shittier tires. Why do
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3y ago
Just some feedback, I'm really thrown off that literally every conversation I can see just says something like "Hi, I'm lonely and this is why". I don't understand what this is / it just feels like a survey for
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3y ago
I will gladly become a daily user when I stop running into nanny-state blocking my queries.
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3y ago
How many content discovery systems can you point to that have the breadth and depth of video content that Youtube does? I don't think it's too much to just give feedback into the void with the hope that if enough people chime in w
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3y ago
My argument is, it's a vastly underpowered system in terms of the filtering options available to users. Those things ought to remain available, but I wish it were easier to tell Youtube my goals for a browsing session and turn off porn
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3y ago
Anecdotally, I watch a lot of youtube content of areas like hiking, camping, vanlife, survival, bushcraft, DIY, homesteading, exercise, etc. And I see more and more suggested videos that take these topics but add in a woman wearing a bikini
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4y ago
It's really just artistry, trial and error-based knowledge, and creativity behind figuring out what particular inputs to the program generate desirable outputs.
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4y ago
Can anyone explain to me why the article states "The chemicals had been used since the 1940s in consumer products and industry, including in nonstick pans, food packaging and firefighting foam. Their use is now mostly phased out in the
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4y ago
China is the single greatest thread to personal freedom, but may also be the world's best hope for dealing with tragedy of the commons problems like existential threat of climate change or AI / biotech safety where swift, undemocr
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4y ago
I love the article and I've done some similar things but I found "These are solvable, though. I know because I built a solution: a web app with a chatbot interface that remembers what I say in every session so I never have to repe
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4y ago
The muscles you engage and the effort required in skating are entirely different.
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4y ago
"You feel it any time you interact with a customer service person. Restaurants, stores, especially any kind of "gig economy" service like getting food delivered. They hate serving you and hate their job." Have you travel
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4y ago
I'm sorry, but implying that developing a good personality is compensating is itself a form of bigotry. Just as it would be if I said "what she did to signal that she was intelligent despite being a woman was to 'mathmax'
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4y ago
I bring this up to friends like once a year. It's only a matter of time until there is the stool-transplant equivalent to a sperm bank. I often feel very fortunate to have had no mental health problems or struggles in my life, especial
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4y ago
Play with the sliders on this to understand: https://jonathansoma.com/singles/
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4y ago
I'm totally trying to be good faith here, but are you aware of the recent admissions by NIH that EcoHealth (the funders of the research at WIV) basically did exactly this? "On Wednesday, the NIH sent a letter to members of the Hou
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4y ago
I mean it could evolve to be airborne in the wild or in a research lab doing intentional gain of function research (a practice for which funding was temporarily halted by Obama) and hybridization much like has been done at BSL-4 facilities
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“Any idea what they are?” – American pilots report racetrack UAP in recent weeks
(thedebrief.org)
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Pilots and crews from more than 15 commercial aircraft say they have encountered unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) in American airspace in recent weeks, according to eyewitness testimony and videos that detail the unusual events. Accordin
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the previous paragraph says "scores of members of the 30,000-strong AIAA — drawn from aerospace contractors, government agencies, think tanks and startups" - so I'd assume the nontraditional members from the tech community ar
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Empornium aka luminance has a great tagging system.
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Why respond to a comment that literally contains the text "in case the headsets can become as easy as wearing glasses" with a reply about wearing "a giant computer on [your] head". You could have made your VR-skeptic res
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Video will suffer even more than still imagery or text from the inherent lack of continuity/self-consistent memory that these autocomplete/prediction algorithms have. So cool for abstract art but not for storytelling or following
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4y ago
Haven't seen stats but it sure feels like ENM and poly are cannibalizing the alternative sexuality world and reducing the popularity of swinging. Which IMO is for heterosexual couples at least a bit of a loss, as swinging seems to favo