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Llamamoe

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    Comment #49254242

    Oh, I'm sure a lot of those people have been convinced to back these laws out of sincere desire to protect children. The problem is that those laws are NOT designed to protect chil…

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    Comment #49254200

    The question I would really like the "people" pushing so hard for surveillance to ask themselves is: How would the Nazi Germany and Hitler gone if they had this system in place, te…

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    Comment #49131802

    Sleep problems due to undiagnosed or subtle Sleep Disordered Breathing, or other fatigue-causing conditions not quite bad enough to either be disabling or diagnosed are extremely c…

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    Comment #49058438

    Are there enough nations on Russia's side to call them a bloc? It seems like almost everyone is supporting Ukraine.

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    Comment #49019381

    I strongly suspect that most of the issues correlated with low testosterone are co-symptoms rather than caused by it. From my research, it doesn't seem like going much above the lo…

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    Comment #49003388

    For physiological level replacement, not a lot. But also, you don't get a whole lot of additional benefit for going over the lower end of the reference range, and people usually do…

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    Comment #49003336

    Exactly. This is a slap on the wrist. They need to either be banned from profiting from the egregious piracy, meaning charging money for anything trained on pirated works, or at le…

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    Comment #48641260

    Does anyone, ever, have any faith in the integrity or competence of executives, these days? Because it seems to me that most people would outright prefer them to burn but are power…

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    Comment #48612825

    People love to bring this up, but while yes, all cells have some form of memory mechanism or another, with quite the number of nerves outside the brain, we are still a cognitively …

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    Comment #48532391

    You can configure rofimoji to work really well and off a keyboard shortcut into any application.

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    Comment #48532161

    Those countries tend to have much less cultural awareness/acceptance and much tougher lives where other priorities take precedence.

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    Comment #48472904

    The death toll of especially the early variants was huge, and it created the largest spike in disability(vis fatigue etc) and cardiovascular disease in recent history. It WSS defin…

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    Comment #48421855

    I'm glad that this was the case for you, but presenting it as an universal truth is extremely cruel and harmful to people for whom it is not, and you should be really careful with …

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    Comment #48210030

    It's definitely a stupid move. Even if you are going to do it, it should be completely independently of AA to distribute the risk.

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    Comment #48072382

    > It's a great place to live, genuinely. But calling this "Poland's economy" is like calling a McDonald's franchise "your restaurant" Economically? Yes, if you ignore the fact that…

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    Comment #47295503

    You say the same about neo-nazis?

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    Comment #47205304

    And none of it has ever been to protect children. Almost everything nasty happening to children is facilitated by parental neglect if not directly by abuse, but no government body …

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    Comment #47191094

    I think it has also been pretty clear from the beginning of his current term that the primary principle of this administration is to pass whatever has been paid for. E.g. the liter…

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    Comment #47009114

    > I asked myself, "well what specific laws would I write to combat addictive design?". Only allowing algorithmic feeds/recommendations on dedicated subpages to which the user has t…

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    Comment #46914191

    I don't think there's any way for that to happen, and IF we could create a solid legislative framework, AI could definitely (at some point in the future) contribute more good than …

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    Comment #46914172

    Obviously it should not apply to anything using machine learning based algorithms in any way, just content made using generative AI, with exceptions for minor applications and/or a…

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    Comment #46914139

    > That could do more harm than good. The downside to having labels on AI-written political comments, stellar reviews of bad products, speeches by a politician, or supposed photos o…

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    Comment #46911364

    Ideally, trying to pass anything AI-generated as human-made content would be illegal, not just news, but it's a good start.

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    Comment #46911355

    AI-written articles tend to be far more regurgitative, lower in value, and easier to ghostwrite with intent to manipulate the narrative. Economic value or not, AI-generated content…

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    Comment #46897632

    This is by far the biggest failing of capitalism. The entire world contributes to economical growth, but almost all of this value is captured by a tiny group of the rich elite.