DiscourseFan

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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
This seems more so a failure of Norwegian policy than an issue with immigration in general. This is not comparable to the situation in the US. Immigrants to not receive lavish state benefits in America.
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
I don't know if anyone in Norway could afford to raise 5 kids even with a massive tax break. Also, I think the amount of immigrants who don't work is a small minority compared to those who do work.
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
I think you need to look at Japan to understand what happens to a country with an aging population, low fertility, and low net immigration. Which is what Norway is currently trending towards, and the US will trend towards without immigratio
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
Prompt: Create paperclips, do NOT annihilate all of humanity. Response: Got it, I will produce paperclips from now on thinking: the user asked not to annihilate all of humanity, that means I have to keep at least one human alive
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
I think claiming that this policy is broadly harmful to the US economy is more factually grounded than claiming its a "generational W."
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
I think international shipping produces significantly more CO2 than any single other source
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
There is a theoretical limit, but we can't know when it will occur.
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
This is not a superhero movie. Fascism is a symptom, killing one individual will not do away with it. Also its relatively easy to divide revolutionary groups because they are very paranoid, whereas fascist leaders are often highly insulated
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
The arrondissements of Paris did not prevent the formation of the commune.
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
Do you happen to be Filipino, by chance?
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
Its very boring. This trend started with the Nazis taking away Fraktur. Bland typefaces=nazism (this is what Adorno would say probably).
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by DiscourseFan 20d ago
This seems intentionally inflammatory
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by DiscourseFan 21d ago
Yeah but this is a conclusion you’d reach after a lot of studies have confirmed it and general consensus is that we’ve “cured cancer,” insofar as breast cancer, for instance, is no longer a personal or social concern at all. But testing tha
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by DiscourseFan 23d ago
Yeah but they'd have twice as many parties at Harvard in that time, and what if that means there are twice as many chances for a Business student at frat party to hook up with the daughter of a billionaire and then rope his technically
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by DiscourseFan 23d ago
would've been a great tagline for Better Call Saul
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by DiscourseFan 23d ago
You could have a feature that users could turn on in their profile to display if they are online or when they were last online, and have a setting to restrict it to certain times, so that other users can know if this person would respond to
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by DiscourseFan 23d ago
GTA games require a lot of effort outside of this, but the concept of mass-producing a GTA style open world game for any given environment is very compelling. Probably frightening to Rockstar themselves but such is the course of technologic
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by DiscourseFan 23d ago
Also that would open you up to lawsuits galore, since “curing cancer” is not easily definable, but share price is.
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by DiscourseFan 23d ago
Anthropic’s issue is that their concern for ethics constitutes a wall. They do not want to accept the potentiality of these tools, and somehow believe that a self-defeating stance will do less harm, even as these powers become more and more
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by DiscourseFan 24d ago
Well nobody thought you could write software that helps tightly coordinate processes happening simultaneously from millions upon millions of nodes on nearly every corner of the world, but here we are. When industry expands further off earth
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by DiscourseFan 25d ago
I was thinking of rural areas, not dangerous neighbourhoods, which are already served by uber/lyft
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by DiscourseFan 25d ago
No it was the word eleven and the word labs.
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Freud in the Age of Therapy-Speak(hedgehogreview.com)
2 points by DiscourseFan 25d ago|0 comments
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by DiscourseFan 25d ago
It would probably be safer than most bus drivers currently, so I don't see the issue. The discomfort around damage being caused by statistical anomalies vs individual error is not a rational one if the former is, in the aggregate, smal
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by DiscourseFan 25d ago
Yeah but the plan of "ban them because the taxi drivers union said so" is ludicrous. Why not have a partial integration with re-training programs for existing taxi drivers, and work with the city council to establish laws that eff
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by DiscourseFan 27d ago
I would hope the magic oracle would continue to tell me ways in which I can use this knowledge practically.
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by DiscourseFan 27d ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/fDFkc4BJfb4?si=PFyX0fWFqZSP_115
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by DiscourseFan 28d ago
They already do that sort of, B2B pre-trained/post-trained models have their own system prompts/setups.
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by DiscourseFan 1mo ago
I agree but I think it’s a little hopeful to believe AI will save string theory
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by DiscourseFan 1mo ago
The theory always falls short anyway, that would be Plato's charge against Aristotle, if he could have one, that the purpose of philosophy is primarily critique, but understanding material processes involves actually working at it, so

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