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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
They were not allowed to leave. Most of their products of labor was taken. They were slaves. And yes, I'm against communism partly because of that. It's an awful ideology.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Both statements are false, but even if they were true, if AI can do your job, and costs 1% of you, and works 100x faster, there's no reason to pay you.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I agree with you on Tailwind, but React/Vue solve the problem of creating complex webapps. If you write HTML and modify DOM manually with JS, it only works for relatively simple projects. As soon as it becomes complex, it becomes hard
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
All of these are widely supported on Reddit.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
O RLY? Which right-wing positions are common/popular on HN?
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Except Soviet Union made you work for near slave wages. I would choose NYC over it 100% of the time.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> work discretely like humans What kind of humans are you surrounded by? Ask any human to write 3 sentences about a specific topic. Then ask them the same exact question next day. They will not write the same 3 sentences.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Have you missed how everyone was Ghiblifying everything?
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Name any far-left position that's not widely supported on Reddit.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
If you think posting crime stats of all races is racism, you got brainwashed by a cult.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Try posting anything right-wing, like government crime stats of black vs white people. You will get banned.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Good luck with that. Their moderation is too insane and not transparent for my taste. And, considering HN is quite far left, you won't create anything new really.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
SpaceX can move to another country if the US starts creating problems. Plenty of countries will happily take them.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Reddit, but you have to carefully select your subs. And it's not very useful for politics, because it's very one-sided, very far left, and they ban you for any transgressions that don't fit the narrative.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I disagree. We use plastic because it's cheap, lightweight, waterproof and not (very) toxic. If we had plastic that is not transparent and biodegraded in a year, it would be perfectly fine, as it would cover almost all food packaging c
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
> we are confused about what LLMs can do is because they use language. But they can also do math, logic, music notation, write code, LaTeX, SVG, etc.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Wolves know nothing about the horrible consequences of being fat. Most people do.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Ask a blind person if some color scheme looks good. Ask them to color-grade a film. Ask them if the laser level shows level. Blind people, while definitely not lacking intelligence completely, have major gaps in their understanding of the w
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Because food is cheap and they have no self-control. And because certain groups promote fatness as a virtue, or that fatness is healthy. Just a few comments above you claimed "The sheer scope of the obesity pandemic should make it clea
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Not for long. Sorry
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Mirage AI has decent singing https://x.com/aziz4ai/status/1930147568748540189 https://x.com/socialwithaayan/status/1929593864245096570
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Accountability for putting food in your mouth. And then claiming it's not your fault. It 100% is.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
And open-source Flux.1 Kontext is already better than it.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Blind people have a lot less understanding of the visual part of the world. For example, if you have a chemical reaction, the result of which relies on color, they can't tell you the result (without using some seeing tool like a camera
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Blind people have a lot less understanding of the visual part of the world. For example, if you have a chemical reaction, the result of which relies on color, they can't tell you the result (without using some seeing tool like a camera
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
I didn't limit anything. Read what I wrote. I agree, AIs should have all the possible sensors. We don't have much data for the non-human sensors in human environments though.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
But he isn't limited to one specific resolution. If he used PNG, he would be limited.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Maybe it's a frame of a video?
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
AGI must be multimodal. If it can't understand images, video, sound, smells, tastes, it doesn't have a full understanding of the world.
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by bufferoverflow 1y ago
Why would you think garbage collecting or other mundane jobs won't be automated when much more complex ones are? If AI+robotization gets to the point where most jobs are automated, humans will get to do.what they actually want to do. F

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