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skummetmaelk
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Comment #45463791
Just makes it look like people jump on the virtue signalling bandwagon when they espouse opinions that aren't broadly consistent with their actions. Like eating beef several times …
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Comment #43771218
That's a lot of emotional words without a single bit of context from the actual article. Your comment is better suited to FOX news' website.
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Comment #43490580
The fact that you can unironically put the "only" modifier on a training time of 2.8 million GPU hours is nuts.
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Comment #43444731
This is incorrect. They will quite often claim that it is possible to do without breaking encryption, as required for banking and such. They do believe it is possible to have a bac…
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Comment #42725392
A speech he very well may have watched live.
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Comment #42338401
This is such a hilariously bad take given how much advertising is targeted towards "the poor" to extract what little they have. Gambling ads, exploitative financial services, unhea…
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Comment #41785321
That doesn't seem like holding two opposing thoughts. Why is balancing contradictory actions to optimize an outcome different to weighing pros and cons?
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Comment #41682596
Which thing can you do that does not serve the purpose of generating desirable brain activity?
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Comment #41633593
Classic failure to establish a (close to) pareto optimal regulatory structure to avoid ending up in the self-organizing Nash equillibrium which is worse for everyone. The Price of …
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Comment #41603323
Pretty wild to love someone who does what they believe in regardless of how insane it is.
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Comment #41521577
Which other useful things can they do? Spend their lives building advertising services or playing zero-sum games in financial markets?
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Comment #41499403
Even if it was retroactive, which it is not, being punished for premeditated tax avoidance can hardly be called unpredictable. The central difference of opinion is of course whethe…
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Comment #41498775
There's not much uncertainty for business really. If you're pulling the moves that Apple and other companies pull to "optimize tax", then you are with 100% certainty trying to game…
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Comment #41367802
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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Comment #41244548
A big reason for the Dutch and Nordic populations being better at English than the Germans, Italians, and Spaniards, is that they were simply forced to consume media in English. Th…
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Comment #41243505
Localization and dubbing is a sad endeavour. By trying to accomodate everyone's individual preference for information transmission we accomplish nothing more than reducing our abil…
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Comment #41057538
You expect the person whom you just called an arrogant narcissist to agree with you? Good luck with that.
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Comment #41057185
The terms used to describe the modern technology are derived from early neuroscience going back to the late 19th century. Our understanding of how biological neural networks operat…
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Comment #41057012
I think it is interesting that you are imposing a value judgment on the humanist spiritual belief being better than the "reductionist" one through your adjective usage. It is perfe…
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Comment #41056920
What makes you believe it is wrong? Can you construct an argument which does not require the existence of a supernatural "divine"? If you presuppose such things exist, of course we…
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Comment #41056872
Do you feel attacked? Nobody is above anyone. Seems like that's your defensiveness reading something between the lines which isn't implied.
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Comment #41054500
Humans are very good at pretending we are more than just biological machines acting according to genetically imposed network structure refined by lifetime history of training input…
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Comment #41054492
Works as long as you don't think too deeply about why exactly you're doing that.
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Comment #39012094
Cold is preferable to scorching heat. There's a hard limit to how many layers you can remove, not how many you can wear.