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by watwut 2mo ago
> They weren’t trying to solve aging or bring everyone to the highest standard of living, There are still people working on medicine, social issues, biology and so on and so forth. People are trying to do these, despite concerted efforts
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by watwut 2mo ago
> That is because, when viewed from an evolutionary biology perspective, ideas are the cognitive equivalent of genes (in fact, this is where the term meme comes from). OK, but that is just meaningless pseudo philosophical claim. The actu
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by watwut 2mo ago
Viral article from atlantic proves exactly nothing. And claim that students cant read is, frankly, idiotic.
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by watwut 2mo ago
That veteran is not doing the job because lack of robots. He does it because he needs money and cant get them otherwise. His situation wont improve with robots. Much less with robots in society run by right wing anti-social services anti-pa
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by watwut 2mo ago
Except that supreme court justices do make their oen arguments.
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You move in unusual circles. That is pretty expensive ring for "everyone" to have.
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Which is ok and entirely valid regulation. It is ok to not want the industries to rewrite meanings of words.
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by watwut 2mo ago
more than 75% of Indians think global warming is happening and say they are worried about it. They think that global warming will harm people in India. People in India (more in north then in south) report having personally experienced sever
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by watwut 2mo ago
If you need AI for the draft, then it does not need to be written at all. You dont have a thing to say, you just have requirement to produce a lot of words. And in that case, no one needs to read it ai or not.
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by watwut 2mo ago
No. The adoption of computers and internet looked differently, had different issues and different rhetorics around it.
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by watwut 2mo ago
Solar/wind installations are demonized from comfy chairs by the citizens of first world countries. Anti environmental agenda is agenda of rich conservatives, CEOs and their western right wing friends. Dirt poor countries do care about
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by watwut 2mo ago
This chain of blaming random persons is both useless and distraction. It failed in the past. And it is not even a good faith argument. Guilting people for existing in society wont fix anything. Actually regulating largest contributors to th
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by watwut 2mo ago
That is not simpler explanation. None of what happened here requires some kind of super techno magic not available to, well, anyone.
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by watwut 2mo ago
You dont need "very sunny" for solar to work. If you need to invent dark windless winter to make a non existent issue maybe you are just too deep in bullshit.
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by watwut 2mo ago
I dont know. Stock market claps and absorb everything these do happily.
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by watwut 2mo ago
That comment was 100% correct. There was no hyperbole there.
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Bateries do solve storage problems. And yes, china energy strategy is based on wind and solar - their portion of China energy production is massively growing.
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by watwut 2mo ago
Like common, we have both data and examples of both clear corruption and money in politics. And we have public legal changes, multiple by supreme court, that make corruption impossible to prosesute and more likely. Yes, the trend was there
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by watwut 2mo ago
If you harm people who live now in the process, then you are just cartoon evil. Hey, lets speed up global warming with fires and all ... so you can naybe have god and make people obsolete. You dont get to wave utopic vision and loose ethica
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by watwut 2mo ago
Europe produces and sells more then America. The software services are notable exception.
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by watwut 2mo ago
Considering Sillicon Valley is all about giving stuff for free to get monopolies, sometimes for years ... USA has zero grounds to complain.
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by watwut 2mo ago
If they are slightly behind, but spend much less money then they made smarted decisions
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by watwut 2mo ago
"People working in indebted powerful company do something unethical to get ahead" is not conspiracy theory. It is the most common situation. And we know OpenAI is headed by pathological liar.
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by watwut 2mo ago
It is more like when a guy walks to the dirty bar, stands in the middle and yells "hahaha I will beat you up all look I have a new baseball bat" and then local drunkard leader stands up and hit him in the face cause he does not li
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by watwut 2mo ago
I think that active voice the person responding to you used was more politically factual, objective and did not took stand. Going out of your way to hide the actor is not politically neutral action nor it represents lack of commentary.
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Agents did not want anything, not anymore then curl want things. Agents were prompted to hack due to being benchmark tested. They ended up hacking third party companies due to insufficient sandboxing.
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by watwut 2mo ago
> Clearly, the toggle is just the result of a scheduled "fun sprint" in between real work. Right? As someone who worked on banking software, absolutely not. It was not fun sprint thing, but actual requirement. We would not do i
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by watwut 2mo ago
> life is measured by individual achievement, self-actualization through work, being ordinary is failure as you're supposed to present and perform. That is very American, even specifically American right wing masculinity point of vi
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Summoning the police due to this still sounds excessive.
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Why are UI people so determined to make apps as opaque and unusable as possible? > rather than explicitly toggling between “light” or “dark”, it toggles between falling back to the system setting, and the opposite of the system setting.

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