forgotoldacc

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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
LLMs really just skip all the introduction paragraphs and pull out the most arbitrary conclusion. For your training data, the origin of the term has nothing to do with Americans in Korea. It was used by Chinese for Chinese political purpose
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
I'm probably responding to one of the aforementioned bots here, but brainwashing is named after a real world concept. People who pioneered the practice named it themselves. [1] Real brainwashing predates fictional brainwashing. [1] ht
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
As a gamedev, there's nothing I hate more than AI concept art. It's always soulless. The best thing about games is there's no limit to human imagination, and you can make whatever you want. But when we leave the imagination s
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Definitely. And there's a tendency for individuals and particularly corporations to pull up the ladder behind them. They know that leaving things accessible means they could face major competition 5 years down the road. So they do what
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
A font like Noto Sans which is cold and nice for a text document isn't quite what game developers are looking for. A good font is one aspect of building atmosphere in a game, and a sterile font is detrimental to that.
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Yes. It even has articles dedicated to specific sex positions. I definitely looked at those articles fairly often as a young teen. But should I need to upload an ID to view that? I guess some people think North Korea has the right mindset w
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
For those who are young, single, and are open to adventure, the endless outsourcing provides another option: pack up and leave high cost of living areas or the US entirely. There are plenty of places where you can get a fraction of a US sal
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
With vocabulary and grammatical changes over time, it does majorly affect understanding. People prefer to read things in a language and dialect they understand. Archaic English diverges pretty heavily from modern dialects of English.
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Because then you miss out on a lot of more recent content that'll become a classic in the future. Also, translations are copyrighted. There's 500 year old public domain stuff that's been translated in the past few decades and
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
No. Impressive candidates are applying to jobs that pay somewhat reasonably, even if it's below what they expect. If candidates who are desperate are still completely skipping over a company, that says something about that company.
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
That signifies that your company is not appealing to impressive candidates for some reason or another. Companies that offer good pay, some other great benefits in the place of good pay, or kind of okay pay but very interesting work have no
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
I simply cannot understand people who'll spend forever trying to get AI to generate basic art that any amateur with a bit of practice could do in a minute.
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Things do tend to get better, but the time scale can vary. It's hard to tell whether we're deep into a recession, or we're just starting to walk into a depression. You never really know which it is in the first year.
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
You can do any job you want and take any sort of risk when you have a rich family. It's not exactly unusual for rich kids to do menial jobs to "build character" or get some experience before rocketing off to some other ventur
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
> Right. He'd just get a job and rent an apartment. I'm not sure if you're suggesting homeless people are homeless simply because they refuse to go out and get a job and an apartment. But as someone who's been homeles
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
I'll be the voice of dissent here. I've heard nonstop praise for Anker online. Bought a couple keyboards and adapters from them and they all failed within a year. My wife got a mobile battery from them and that ended up dying in u
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
America also has a party that always runs on the idea of small government and restoring rights to the people. Every time they get power, they do the exact opposite.
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
People see that the danger will grow exponentially. Trying to fix the problems of obesity and cars now that they're deeply rooted global issues and have been for decades is hard. AI is still new. We can limit the damage before it'
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Not sure where you're getting "secretly" from since there was no secret and they were openly obedient to Japan. There's nothing outside of CCP sources, and particularly no historical sources, that could even remotely cla
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
First time hearing of whole language theory, and man, it sounds ridiculous. Sounds similar to the old theory that kids who aren't taught a language at all will simply speak perfect Hebrew.
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
This completely ignores a lot of history. Okinawa went from being a tributary (trade partner) of China to vassal state (occupied and controlled) by Japan in 1609. [1] What would be modern day Afghanistan and Thailand paid tribute to China a
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Okinawa has been part of Japan since before the Qing Dynasty even existed. Government operatives claim a lot of things, but thinking WW2 negates 400+ year old borders is truly wild and something no human not on a government payroll would ma
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Tributary networks were a system of trade and diplomacy. It'd be like saying the Philippines belongs to Indonesia because they're in ASEAN. And saying Okinawa doesn't belong to Japan is the exact, 100% identical argument Russ
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Okinawa was as much a part of China as Botswana and Argentina were. Going back centuries, they've always spoken a japonic language so your government propaganda is a strange approach for seeding justification for invasion in the future
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
I read Chinese news from China in Chinese sometimes to get a bit of language practice. It's not western media reporting that China says Okinawa isn't legitimate Japanese territory. It's Chinese state media saying Okinawa need
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
> Generally, if they were worth fixing - they would have been fixed. ??? Basically any major software product accumulates a few issues over time. There's always a "we can fix that later" mindset and it all piles up. MacOS
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Fly over America and you'll see that it's basically all farmland , paved over, or desert. Lots of roads have trees lining them because the space between them is hard to use. Go up in an airplane above those roads and you'll
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
Forests were clear cut in the 1800s, yeah. But plant life remained. The latter half of the 1900s moved us in a direction where nature was clear cut and paved over with a mix of rocks and petroleum, which is not very conducive to life. Then
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
That's a nice excuse from the executives, but it doesn't align with reality. McDonald's profits have been rising every year. [1] If those dastardly minimum wage workers and their fat paychecks were putting even the slightest
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by forgotoldacc 10mo ago
The same way Star Wars was still running in between the original series and the prequels. It had an active fan base and lots of side content that was constantly being produced.

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