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by Flozzin 1y ago
The article digs a little deeper after. Saying the chat records are lost, and that when they asked ChatGPT, it didn't give that guidance about cleaning purposely only, and that it never asked why they wanted to know. Really though, thi
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by Flozzin 1y ago
Maybe you would know or have an opinion. I see a lot of articles about rewiring your brain. For instance, the affects from meditation, or book reading. And how those things can rewire your brain. But does it matter? If it's relatively
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by Flozzin 1y ago
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by Flozzin 1y ago
Our culture tends to embrace technological progress. But we don't have to. It's just something we do accept. And yes, many technologies have eliminated jobs. Some have created new ones sure, but it's not always 1 to 1. Not ev
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by Flozzin 1y ago
It's also about what you are avoiding. Its clearly a trade off, as you lay out. But then you are opening up another set of problems you will have to tackle. For the interviewer in the article, they prefer cameras. It's not much di
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by Flozzin 1y ago
While there is a lot of good thoughts about what the democrat party did wrong to lose the last election. I feel your comment places all the blame on them. They did not force republicans to go down this road. This is not the inevitable outco
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by Flozzin 2y ago
I am sure there is a cost savings if insurers were just required to pay. I have to imagine, they put a lot of effort auditing if medical service was in-network/covered by the plan. And more effort in fighting the people over claims. Th
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by Flozzin 2y ago
I would say no. We still have data on our year to year/decade to decade C02 in the atmosphere. So we can track how quickly it's rising. Those data points would already include any error we have in how much C02 is absorbed or creat
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by Flozzin 2y ago
I want to say it was the NYTimes, "the daily" podcast that did a pretty good job of being even handed when talking about this. If anyone is interested, it should be the Dec 4th one. They brought up the fact that we've tried t
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by Flozzin 2y ago
I'm really shocked that 'soon' can be considered 30 years. So you agree to store someones stuff for a short time, and then you are locked in for 30+ years? I thought america had crazy lawsuits...
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by Flozzin 2y ago
We regulate the sale of all sorts of things that can do damage but also have other uses. You can't buy large amounts of certain cold medicines, and you need to be an adult to do so. You can't buy fireworks if you are a minor in mo
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by Flozzin 2y ago
Maybe it should be open source. It is using our tax dollars after all. But I think this failure isn't a failure of the software. But a failure of using software. And of have complex laws/criteria of who can be helped. We should cr
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by Flozzin 2y ago
It's very wordy. I get the feeling ChatGPT wrote it. AI has the tendency to maximize word usage, like it's a highschooler trying to hit the 'word count minimum' in their paper.
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by Flozzin 2y ago
Even if they did, they would be the largest target for hackers or corporate espionage. I would find it hard to believe, that they would get any sort of good return on this before it was all over the internet, or at least in the hands of sev
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by Flozzin 2y ago
I felt the study was flawed the instant I saw they tied the golden hour to a time. So if I drive a mile to cross the river into the next time zone, I can stay up an extra hour? This study should have been tied to a concept of sleep rhythm o
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by Flozzin 2y ago
I'm not too worried. They were looking at bottled water. My home system isn't the same one they were testing. It's similar, it might have similar problems. But I also don't know how often those filters are changed. My fi
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by Flozzin 3y ago
Or you are my wife, didn't realize it wasn't flat, and now your plastic bottle is bouncing down the mountain side and part of the trash littering the place.
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by Flozzin 3y ago
No, not really. People do all sorts of crap for all sorts of reasons. Some people are literally insane. Some people do things at your expense. Some people just like to amuse only themselves. And then throw drugs and alcohol in the mix, ther
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by Flozzin 3y ago
Many, including myself, don't believe that solving the climate crisis will be done, by invention of a single new technique. So I agree, scaling up this project to be the only solution would not be possible. C02, methane, and other gre
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by Flozzin 4y ago
Many insects that are native to the area have co-evolved with the native plants. Which means that, non-native plants are not always the best fit for those insects. So planting native plants, usually means a plant better suited to live in th
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by Flozzin 4y ago
I can't follow or tweet using their official website(twitter.com).
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by Flozzin 4y ago
ElonJet should just recreate and rebrand as EJetDogPics. In addition to tweeting when his jet moves around, they also send out cute dog pics. That way, their account isn't just 'dedicated' to sharing someones live location.
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by Flozzin 4y ago
The Autobiography of Malcolm X. I always had the impression that Malcolm was the bad boy of his era. His reputation is much worse than King(who is seen as a hero). After reading it, it's all undeserved. He's not a pacifist sure,
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by Flozzin 4y ago
So what we need is an AI that completely understands the problem space and can tell us what to code.
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by Flozzin 4y ago
It's hard for me to find good nature documentaries, when they aren't hosted by Attenborough. But my daughter and I just started watching "Tiny World" on apple tv. It's hosted by Paul Rudd, and it's absolutely a
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by Flozzin 4y ago
I disagree. There are practical limits to what we are responsible for. And there are current obligations and responsibilities we have for ourselves. Just because we know of something does not make us responsible for it. Proximity and risk a
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by Flozzin 4y ago
I for one, will be alive for another 50 years if you go by how old my grandfather and father are(both still quite alive). As long as the farmers are made whole if their farms are indeed shut down. Right now that is a 'fear' not an
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by Flozzin 4y ago
This is mostly a fair criticism. I've seen the common, 'my body my rights' used in both vaccines and abortion rights. I would point out however, that the vaccine is less deadly, with fewer side effects than carrying a baby to
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by Flozzin 4y ago
Something not discussed is the why. Why would we want more or less people. The less people, the less pollution. The more people, the more ???. One way we have been able to have this many people, are modern farm practices. But those rely hea
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by Flozzin 4y ago
They are turning c02 from a gas into liquid form. So I assume they can store it indefinitely.

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