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sixsevenrot
7d ago
Does it help if thinking is not set to High?
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8d ago
How about a model that achieves the following: - Escape sandbox - Reproduce itself - Find a way to run a financially profitable business (maybe with a meat and bones puppet somewhere in-between) - Setup or buy a social network - start manip
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sixsevenrot
15d ago
Also, when you travel or even commute using public transport, you don't always want to carry two laptops around.
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23d ago
It works in all cases except the important ones, where you expect that your request will be denied upfront and you have to present all the compelling arguments for your request along with the risks of not honoring your request, before you g
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29d ago
Because there are places, where it's safe and reasonable to remain without a permanent home for an extended period of time. Warmer areas of Australia come to mind, or Dominic van Allen ( https://www.theguardian.com/socie
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2mo ago
Funny: hackernews always moans about the loss of privacy, but this thread is all about making ID checks mandatory for all events.
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4mo ago
The story of Poland is also a story of migration. A significant percentage of the polish population participated in what is labled today economic migration. They went Germany, Ireland, UK experienced an influx of migrants taking up all the
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5mo ago
> I can't think of a single example where foreign inteference (or war) has had the citizenry welcome foreign powers as liberators or otherwise increased freedoms or conditions in a country for those citizens. Think of: West Germany,
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5mo ago
You're wrong. It's just that the problem is not the trading or betting side, the problem is the information producing side. E.g. imagine he placed a bet that Maduro would get shot in is left eye and die. Same goes for the congress
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6mo ago
As with smoking, alcohol, sex, drugs etc Children who are smart enough to get access to a given vice without getting caught are more likely to be mature enough to be able to cope with that vice.
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7mo ago
I challenge you to find two objects of a similar size and cut them into shapes that would produce a sharper sound for the rounder object. In your example it's obviously the round tree trunk that produces the dull sound.
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
Barbara Streisand
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There are two distinct issues: 1) Addictive design of many social networks (doom scrolling et al.) 2) Privacy & age verification On 1) most parents would support a legal limit on digital media use by age. But it's not a realistic r
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8mo ago
In March 1937, the four main statistical professionals working on the Census in TsUNKhU – the chief of the Sector for Population, Mikhail Kurman; chief of the Census Bureau, Olimpiy Kvitkin; his deputy, Lazar Brand; and the chief of the Sec