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neaden

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    Comment #49191773

    This is terrible. I tried the Gemini assistant for awhile and it was a much worse experience. Just making my phone to pump up some internal stat. No way to even give feedback, just…

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    Comment #49186646

    We need a report AI slop button like LinkedIn

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    Comment #49174960

    He's saying OpenAI would collapse in 12-24 months back in 2024 if they didn't raise more money than any other company in the history of the valley, but didn't they? I'll give you t…

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    Comment #49170477

    Though to be fair the very first version was set in 1985, then shortly afterwards 2026, and revised again to 2057.

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    Comment #49072243

    Yeah, as an android user myself I switch brands all the time, but the iPhone users in my life all bought iPhones 15ish years ago and have kept doing it ever since.

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    Comment #49072216

    The problem is even if AI ends up being huge all these companies still have to worry about eachother and the Chinese models that are coming out. It's like a dollar auction and it's…

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    Comment #49048393

    There would still be many signs. Dug up mines, metal alloys that don't exist in nature along with refined metals in quantities they don't exist, animal and plant species we bred al…

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    Comment #49048248

    I mean sure, if they somehow didn't have any trade goods that went in land, didn't work with metals enough to do any appreciable mining, and didn't breed any plants or animals enou…

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    Comment #49026736

    What do you base that certainty on? I'm not saying you're wrong, but I am also skeptical you are correct and since it is four people you can probably look into if any of them have …

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    Comment #48953022

    If you think using a machine to evaluate how well a human is showing empathy is a good idea, you probably shouldn't have any position of power.

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    Comment #48925184

    Sure North Korea tries, but they don't succeed so it's not really helpful as an example of a self sufficient society to base a space colony off of. As for Israel yeah, they mostly …

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    Comment #48912255

    OK, so elderly distinguished scientists say it is impossible for me to travel FTL by spinning in a circle with my eyes closed while on acid, guess we should start investing researc…

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    Comment #48912209

    "Israel or North Korea, both of which try to be self-sufficient" - Neither of them do any such thing though. From a quick search Israel imports about 80% of their calories though t…

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    Comment #48680523

    It's hard to imagine something more heterodox than Ovid (he managed to get himself exiled by Augustus), and that survived. Medieval readers didn't seem to mind that sort of thing i…

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    Comment #48678634

    I think it's less that the stuff would be considered heterodox, as just not as good/relevant. Like certain texts were used in the Roman world for school, just kind of universally t…

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    Comment #48678282

    Well yes, there are times where it legal to take someones possessions/money such as if they owe a debt or have a legal judgement against them. In that case it could mean for instan…

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    Comment #48678210

    "Any city, however small, is in fact divided into two, one the city of the poor, the other of the rich; these are at war with one another." - Plato The Republic.

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    Comment #48667522

    Well murder is similar in that it means an illegal or immoral killing. There are times (say in self defence) where it has taunt it is moral and should be legal to kill, because tha…

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    Comment #48553900

    I did not insult you, it seems like you are just having trouble understanding other people.

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    Comment #48540054

    I didn't misunderstand or get angry. You brought up people not protesting Palestine. I didn't insult you, belittle you, or anything else so I don't know why you would think I'm ang…

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    Comment #48535163

    I was answering why you don't see people protesting Hamas, which is what you brought up. If you didn't want to discuss that, then you shouldn't have brought it up.

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    Comment #48535042

    It's because the US government doesn't fund hamas and US companies don't work with Hamas.

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    Comment #48466788

    Man, that poem it made is terrible. Like just incredibly bad. Sure it's neat that software can make an incredibly bad poem but there is enough bad poetry in the world that we don't…

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    Comment #48362969

    Yeah I think on say, a proper road the horse would win at any distance.

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    Comment #48209574

    To your edit, it's because the commencement speakers are praising AI and probably not praising the Iran war, the wealth gap, or high housing prices. I would imagine if a commenceme…