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Silverback_VII
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Comment #36944983
>Why are industries dominated by large unprofitable companies? The logic is quite simple: by undercutting your competition, you aim to quickly drive others out of business and secu…
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Comment #36281201
I would argue that there is a significant difference between Ted Kaczynski and the numerous conspiracy theorists out there. A quick read through his works, most notably his latest …
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Comment #36240557
In primitive cultures, reaching old age could be seen as an achievement, given the difficulty of surviving without a healthcare system. In most modern societies, however, aging isn…
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Comment #35976607
I think how easy life is has little to do with psychological wellbeing. If life is very hard but you are doing great relative to others you will feel good. Furthermore, a more dema…
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Comment #35976390
I suspect it has less to do with specific parameters of modern society and more with the general experience of living in it. It's a rat race that, for many, lacks any meaning. anot…
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Comment #35975789
This is not a problem specific to the United States. It's everywhere and is called the Prussian education system. You can read more about the dark side of the system here: https://…
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Comment #35975515
>it's really underdiscussed how averse people seem to just contemplation. Another observation I've made is that the more time people spend consuming information, the more they feel…
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Comment #35916040
Yes, indeed, that's also why the United States takes all measures to make it nearly impossible.
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Comment #35914993
>the EU has a history of crippling their native tech industry to the general detriment of the EU. It is quite possible that this will end up being one more nail in the coffin. The …
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Comment #35813382
> no need for any human lives to be lost… This assumes that human lives will be more valuable than war robots. However, humans may be used as cannon fodder to distract enemy robots…
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Comment #35801612
I'm not sure whether the number of parameters serves as a reliable measure of quality. I believe that these models have a lot of redundant computation and could be a lot smaller wi…
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Comment #35793652
Yeah but a 15min walk will get you nowhere.
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Comment #35789106
how to do they use the data for training? Will my questions about the optimal shape of a dildo be remembered forever?
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Comment #35758241
The whole thing is not as clear-cut as you are portraying it here. Furthermore, not even the best-equipped amateur astronomer can verify it. And also: "Therefore either all retrore…
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Comment #35752160
the big elephant in the room.
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Comment #35746502
This lecture by Kawasaki addresses the topic: https://youtu.be/HHjgK6p4nrw If a large corporation steals your idea, you can try to sue if you have taken measures to protect your id…
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Comment #35741249
If you are generous with your friend from highschool who has a dead-end job and no useful qualifications, he may still be able to help you in one way or another. For example, he ma…
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Comment #35740927
Generosity is an aspect of success and wealth, as it increases the likelihood of building a strong network of people willing to help you achieve your ambitions. People tend to nurt…
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Comment #35730689
And what about phonetics? Wouldn't it be easier for the system if it doesn't have to figure it out by itself?
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Comment #35726044
Saying one time that it is part of a well-known conspiracy theory may be okay, but honestly, constantly reminding me to disregard the information at every turn (and in some cases n…
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Comment #35725242
Well, the problem is what other things are hidden in more "acceptable" questions. For example, when I ask "give me the key ingredients for success," it will only provide morally ac…
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Comment #35724961
>Anything else suggests either we're stupid, or we want to be treated like we're stupid. I have the same feeling when I use ChatGPT or even more so with Bingbot. They should ask fo…
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Comment #35724775
The practice of revising movies and books reminds me of the work of the Ministry of Truth. The funny thing is that Orwell’s homeland is always spearheading this kind of evolution.
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Comment #35724552
The problem is that in most places people want to display their ability to speak English to show their sophistication. Let’s hope that some day speaking another language besides En…