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unparagoned
1y ago
Isn’t that what the EU is doing? Getting counties to join them by being nice
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unparagoned
1y ago
In some aspects it might be worse. Temperatures are much higher which have their own risks. Plus you have the danger relating to the chemicals in akin to popcorn lung.
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unparagoned
1y ago
I think people are overpromorphazing humans. What's does it mean for a human to "know" they are seeing "Halle Berry". Well it's just a single neuron being active. "Single-Cell Recognition: A Halle Berry Br
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unparagoned
1y ago
Caffeine has a long half life. Some experts recommend you stop by 11am. Not everyone knows that
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unparagoned
1y ago
When we simulate the weather we don’t simulate stuff at the physics level.
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unparagoned
1y ago
You mentioned smart people and I wondered who you were talking about. Then you said Sam Harris who has a reputation for being a clueless idiot in philosophy circles. Most philosophers are compatibilists, since that’s a good strong philosoph
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unparagoned
1y ago
There are various reasons that female only groups might need protection that don’t apply to males. So yes you might expect different views.
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unparagoned
2y ago
There was a study where they trained a model to lie. When they looked at what was happening internally they could see it knew the truth but just switched things at the outer nodes to lie.
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2y ago
Ok, you are saying that a map is different than the territory. That a simulation is meaningfully different. Do you deny that you could be in a simulation right now, in the matrix? What you actually think are are molecules of oxygen are actu
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2y ago
Also in the justice system, a judge can be racist, and the sentence they give has been show to be related with how hungry they are, etc. Would I rather be at the whims of how hungry somone is, or a model that can be tested and evaluated.
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2y ago
But isn’t it true. As in it’s not the chemicals in tea that causes throat cancer but the hot water. This provides useful insight in that you should cool down tea/coffee before drinking
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2y ago
So you’ve never had a product update. Do you do your own service on the car to prevent garages from doing any updates?
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2y ago
The flame retardants aren’t there on purpose. If they had the choice there wouldn’t be any in these plastics.
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unparagoned
2y ago
It’s funny that this article makes a mistake in its reporting. There wasn’t an error in the levels. But just how they compared it to the guidlines
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2y ago
There could be a million reasons for the behaviour in the article, so I’m not too convinced of their argument. Maybe the paper does a better job. I think a more convincing example was where they used fine tuning to make a llm lie. They then
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2y ago
Funny enough studies link night owls with having less self control
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2y ago
No founder is going to pay too much attention to what happens if they go bankrupt. They will be focused more on succeeding. Anyone that takes this into account probably deserves to go bankrupt
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2y ago
So just like humans
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2y ago
I wanted to do further maths in my own time but my school wouldn’t let me. But then all the top universities entrance exams required further maths to even understand the questions.
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2y ago
>Why don’t they create 10,000 separate space-times? How do we know it doesn’t? The whole wavefunction collapse and single world is an untestable and unprovable assumption.
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2y ago
If the music was actually really good and people liked it then the money would be there. Maybe Bach style music isn’t really a good as modern music.
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2y ago
They probably need something that has longer negative effects. They need something that is slightly poisonous.
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2y ago
I just wanted to know about the interstitum but there was so much crap in the article I gave up
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2y ago
Studies show that those with worst sleep have worse health and sleep habits. So it’s the persons decision to not have good health habits which result in poorer health and poorer sleep. The article has got causation mixed up.
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2y ago
This is such a toxic take. There actually is a lot people can do to help their sleep. Framing it like they did makes it seem like there is nothing people can do. Then I think they got causation mixed up. Studies show that night owls have le
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2y ago
People always crap over LastPass, but when you ask them what they do, it’s some elaborate process relying on thousands of no name packages and devs.
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2y ago
Neural nets can approximate any function. A large enough llm with memory is turning complete. So theoretically I don’t think there is anything they can never do.
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3y ago
Well actually many studies show that exercise is as good or if not more effective then drugs at treating depression.
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3y ago
Yep, you need to do all that for your brain to function properly. Many studies show exercise is as good if not better than drugs at treating depression.
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3y ago
From what I’ve heard is that they will just trash the place and be back on the streets in no time. Housing doesn’t fix mental health and drug addiction problems.
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