unparagoned

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by unparagoned 9mo ago
>Sam did not follow ChatGPT’s advice: His toxicology report showed that he had a 0.125 blood alcohol content. It’s also possible he was using 7-OH Interesting. Still people need to realise how bad some the advice llm can give expecially
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
Like most people in this thread people who root their phones are clueless about how much of a security risk it is. So they are protecting people from making dangerous choices.
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
There must might be infinite ways but only one simple, reliable and practical way
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
Yes the solution is to have locked down phones And that swat example wasn’t Apple.
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
You can still use them. It’s just mobile apps are better in almost every way. Maybe you should uninstall your mobile app and go back to using a device.
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
You are free to use your pc. But it’s up to you if you want the more advanced features on a phone app.
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
Depression is an umbrella term that covers lots of underlying biological conditions. Exercise forms the foundation of a biologically healthy brain which is required for all conditions. For some conditions it’s all you need for others it’s n
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
Other metas show exercise is more effective than both therapy and drugs. ssri don’t fix any underlying condition and barely work long term, that if they really work at all.
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by unparagoned 9mo ago
This is complete bullshit. Exercise has been show to be more effective than therapy and drugs. Exercise improves the biological health of the brain which can be fixing the underlying condition. If you are depressed because your brain is bio
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
You don’t really want perverse incentives, like that example where American judges were given kickbacks to imprison kids, so they found innocent kids guilty. I think when money is involved that sort of stuff is much more likely.
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
Think of it this way if the sentence for speeding was life in prison, do you really think that wouldn’t have any effect on people speeding. I think this just highlights how stupid the idea is that punishment doesn’t act as a deterrent
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
Because when a worker gets hurt it’s just some random bad story. But here it’s the CEO’s responsibly, so it’s justice.
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
He admitted that he exaggerated for comic effect
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
Basically qc are so far from ever doing a useful computation we need other benchmarks to measure progress. We need to be thinking in timelines of our lifetime not 5 years
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
That’s why many orgs ban you from using smart TV as monitors
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
Apples integration of products leaves framework in the first
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by unparagoned 10mo ago
The Copenhagen interpretation isn’t coherent and has untestable postulates around wavefunction collapse. Everett’s interpretation has postulates that have been well established and tested and its much more likely to be true. Plus it’s not
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by unparagoned 11mo ago
Most people are terrible at determining how authentic or truthful a post is. So not data to help them do that is helpful.
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by unparagoned 11mo ago
There are plenty of mechanisms. Eg artificial emulsifiers damage the lining in the gut
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by unparagoned 11mo ago
Paul Erdős Proves you wrong.
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by unparagoned 11mo ago
That’s just a myth. Studies show that the drugs increase focus in everyone regardless of disease state. Surveys show that people with adhd take higher doses to get high as well.
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by unparagoned 11mo ago
I prefer that study. The only difference is how they treated the Swedish study. The Harvard study gave it low quality since they didn’t ask the mothers if they took the drug. And their values of 7.5% were significant of the 50% every other
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by unparagoned 11mo ago
No, there is strong evidence of a correlation. There isn’t sufficient evidence either way around causality
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by unparagoned 11mo ago
Even this study shows there is correlation.
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by unparagoned 1y ago
So say a school has funding to find 10 candidates for a job using the biased algorithms. Are you saying it’s best to force the school to use an algorithm such that they only find 5 with it still unlikely that any of those 5 are of a differe
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by unparagoned 1y ago
Saves the employer money advertising. So schools save money. Also more realistically due to fixed budgets a school would get better quality staff. A fixed budget might mean previously the ad would be shown to 10 people interested. But if yo
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by unparagoned 1y ago
Grok fast is fast but doing a lot of stupid stuff fast actually ends up being slower
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by unparagoned 1y ago
Just run it under wsl
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by unparagoned 1y ago
Weren’t pretty much all the engravings game related? Was there like a song in a playlist that had like 50 followers the only link?
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by unparagoned 1y ago
Political view is different from being friends/partners with trans.

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