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by hhjinks 1y ago
> Readability is a non-concept really Yes.
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by hhjinks 1y ago
Imperial or metric?
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by hhjinks 1y ago
Defaulting to people having the same qualia is too much of a leap. You can't even begin to prove that your blue is my blue.
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by hhjinks 1y ago
GTA VI's story mode won't be surpassed by a world model, but the fucking around and blowing things up part conceivably could, and that's how people are spending their time in GTA. I don't see a world model providing the
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by hhjinks 1y ago
Hey, that's Hyrum's Law!
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by hhjinks 1y ago
I don't see where the quadratic time complexity comes from. There's a single loop performing n operations in total, ie. O(n).
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by hhjinks 1y ago
> international internet traffic Which means all internet traffic that crosses the border at any point. So it practically includes all domestic traffic, too.
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by hhjinks 1y ago
>tuned to produce results the artist likes Kinda like RLHF?
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by hhjinks 1y ago
It doesn't, because every Australian leaving Australia is not compelled to do so by said secret courts. 1 >>>>> e-100000
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by hhjinks 1y ago
A 50/50 matter/anti-matter system could still house stable local pockets of mostly matter or anti-matter. The problem is, from what I understand, that the universe seems to have sprung into existence with way more matter than anti
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by hhjinks 2y ago
The author of that article clearly doesn't understand rebasing. They state that "the golden rule of rebasing" in the "Git rebase documentation" (actually just an Atlassian git tutorial) says that you should "ne
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by hhjinks 2y ago
This reads like a denial of the existence of hybrid warfare. Why wouldn't China use TikTok to sow negative sentiment about the US?
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by hhjinks 2y ago
Recently it was -7C where I lived. Even without heating, my indoor temp didn't go below 15C. In regions where cold temperatures are common, isolation and heat retaining materials are very common. Is preventing heat gain as simple as pr
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by hhjinks 2y ago
I'm confused, you say it started before the merger, and go on to list a bunch of events that happened years after the merger.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
So your opinion is that elections are a referendum on the moral virtue of the candidate, or that you shouldn't run for office if you think the electorate is morally bankrupt? I'm sorry, but I have to be blunt. That is an extreme
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by hhjinks 2y ago
There's a qualitative difference between games, stories, books and movies and a platform that purports to present real, organic people and opinions to you. It fundamentally changes the way you engage with the content.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
That is literally how it's presented in the article. >Most of her colleagues reacted differently. They reported actually seeing an apple, some vividly and some faintly, floating like a hologram in front of them.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
I remember those vividly. We were on a school trip, and some of the girls heard about it and wanted to try the Speed track (as in the drug). It certainly altered their consciousness, one of them even fainted. We tried to keep it a secret fr
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by hhjinks 2y ago
I had one taken out earlier this year. The tooth had to be cut into tiny bits to be extracted. No pain. Not really that different from a regular dental check, aside from the sound of the tools they used, and the fact it took 20 minutes. Tel
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by hhjinks 2y ago
Why do you think private healthcare would give you a better answer? You accepted the first answer the jniversal healthcare system gave you. Do you have any reason to believe you wouldn't accept that answer if given by a private clinic?
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by hhjinks 2y ago
Then on the other hand, a dingle cavity isn't a big deal, and might be enough to scare people into better oral hygiene. It did for me, at least.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
"AI slop" can be found in archives as far back as 2022.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
>If you don't consider every US company to be a direct arm of the US government but do for China then it's because your feeling about China than your feelings about social media manipulation. I do. I live in the EU, and our law
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by hhjinks 2y ago
They're right. Slop being an actual word used in common parlance does not explain its connection to media or AI. "Goyslop", which is often used in shortened form as just "slop", has a huge presence on 4chan. "A
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by hhjinks 2y ago
The Israel/Palestine conflict is routinely at the top of massive subs like /r/news and /r/worldnews, two subreddits with diametrically opposed views on the conflict.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
Please, for the love of God, can people please stop making me pry their point from their hands? What about astroturfing makes reddit, a platform where you can build your own walled garden, a platform where you cannot find content that i
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by hhjinks 2y ago
I'll relent and admit that some of the people might knowingly have acted in the interest of the CCP, because you surely cannot be saying that it is not in the CCP's interest to avoid TikTok's divestment.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
> The loss of TikTok is the destruction of Americans to access content that isn't filtered through US hegemony. Meta's arcane moderation decisions apply to other platforms than their own? Go to reddit, to youtube, or to twitter
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by hhjinks 2y ago
Bad faith argument? It's not even an argument, it is a literal factual recounting of something that literally happened.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
I asked you to substantiate it, not repeat exactly the same point again.

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