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teliosix
3mo ago
So what the fuck is your point? I don't even know I read this board and all the fucking dumb opinions.
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3mo ago
This idea that it is education is just so incredibly stupid. Everyone knows what they need do to loose weight. The problem is we have an environment that in every way promotes over eating and eating hyperpalatable food is pleasurable in the
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3mo ago
Totally agree. My father is 75 and started taking GLP1. He stopped drinking immediately, lost 25lbs already and I can't imagine hasn't already added some time to his life. The calculus at 75 is much different than at 35 in terms o
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3mo ago
I have lost 30lbs this year and even the difference between .5 and .7 is noticeable to me. There is also the variable that you can work out too much. I did a brutal 30 minute glycolytic conditioning session on Friday and it just doesn'
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3mo ago
I think a better framing is trying to understand biology before the microscope. While the methods may look ridiculous to us today, the microscope doesn't just spring into being spontaneously. There needs to be a field of inquiry and ig
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3mo ago
The pricing is totally absurd to the point I don't even want to investigate this further because the pricing is so stupid.
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3mo ago
As if there is no actual risk as the models progress, give me a break. I seem to live in an alternate reality that Claude is the only thing that seems to ever say anything smart at this point. Almost everything I read from humans is a hallu
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3mo ago
Really? That doesn't line up with this forum. As a non-software engineer reading this forum it sounds like everyone is basically von Neumann working on Operator algebras and Lattice theory. I assumed that is why the view of LLMs is so
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3mo ago
Of course not. I like to complain that AI is dangerous and should be regulated and then out of the other side of my mouth complain that it is unfair and a gimmick if the government tries to regulate anything. Why? Because I am a social medi
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3mo ago
and the investigator vs the anonymous collective compressed version of whatever is in question. Abortion comes to mind for myself. I would probably be considered rather conservative but to me any abortion law is absolutely insane. If I got
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3mo ago
This is just an excuse for not learning and getting it done. You do have a way to upload to your brain, it is just a slow bandwidth connection that takes time. If you don't have time you have to make time by not reading the news, not r
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3mo ago
It is just the standard performative outrage over and over. The same person will be uploading their ID a few days after it is introduced. So many people have internalized an anonymous audience that they are performing to in terms of what t
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3mo ago
It is really hard to believe you actually believe this unless there really is this class of people that are so addicted to social media that they have confused performativity with actual thinking.
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3mo ago
It is all the same narratives from around the invention of the power loom if you look into it. What I take from that time also is that the hand loom weavers were not incorrect. The power loom did not do as good of a job as they did by hand.
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3mo ago
I feel like it will have to become more finely tuned on topics of biology. It is not just biology but is defaulting back to 4.8 for me on time series/information transfer techniques that happen to mostly have papers using the technique
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3mo ago
That isn't going to happen. To me what is going on is that no one really reads anything positive so there is all the incentives to write as hyperbolic + negative as possible to try to rise through the noise. The reality is this all the