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Panoramix
2,234karma·394submissions·November 19, 2007
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Indeed. I despise everything right wing, but I'm also not a fan of what Reddit has become as of late. On the larger subs there are plenty of threads where somebody asks "can somebody give th…
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Maybe with text snippets, but I don't see how somebody can listen to the conversation and come away with the idea that the dev was blackmailing anyone. https://christianselig.com/…
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With GPT at least that never helped me, it wrote down a step by step where in step #3 some huge leap in logic took place, step #6 was irrelevant and #7 flat out wrong, with the conclusion not logicall…
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NSFL... I wish I wouldn't have read that
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Look no further at all the drug-lord's bank accounts and how they are not frozen.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_numerals The Mayan numerals are also base 20 but like 2000 years older.…
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Each artist? They will just have to negotiate with (or acquire) a few major hosts like ArtStation and Flickr.
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"This training data is available for free, but if you want to train your AI on it you need to pay" => Which means only Google, Microsoft, Meta and Disney will be able to train AIs. Thanks…
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It's not plagiarism at all. The AI is trained on 5 billion images yet it stores only 4gb of data. Thus it is impossible that it stores the actual work. For any image that the AI generates, you ca…
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I almost missed the support section for authors C.W.C.K. and J.L.S because they are ridiculously long.
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I would. I try to only eat fresh things that I could prepare at home. Why would I willingly eat 100 grams of refined coconut oil with yeast, potassium chloride, methylcellulose (a laxative) and a whol…
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That's really impressive
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>it's hard to disentangle the two It's not hard at all. It's a TV show.
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I clicked through 5 of them. All were professors with no substantial achievement mentioned. Are we going to make a Wikipedia page for all university professors on Earth? Surely they are smart and acco…
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That was fascinating, I had to watch almost the whole thing
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What short term exposure? if it's in the rain in Antarctica then you can bet it's in your water, vegetables: it's likely a lifelong exposure.
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Why? Nobody said one is better than the other. Are you going to pretend all cultures are the same? if you've ever traveled or lived abroad, you will quickly come to the conclusion that there are …
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I agree so much with this that my blood pressure just went up.
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Nobody is losing anything over a proprietary crappy overpriced Apple solution
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It can be disproved within reason. The only new thing a magic new cable would bring to the table is more power, which is not practical to have. The big innovation I'd love to have? Having only ON…
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That's a silly and naive take. This investment will tremendously boost the semiconductor ecosystem in Germany. In the long run, this will do wonders when German companies want to or have to expan…
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What a strange logic. You can be addicted to hundreds of things a the same time, it doesn't justify what these videogames are doing.
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When I see scummy advertising practices, I get so upset that the product being advertised is associated with something bad and frustrating in my mind. I'm always a little puzzled with how there i…
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My tinnitus started after a night out with earplugs. Basically the earplugs pushed wax buildup deep into my eardrum. It took quite a while to remove that wax, and while that improved things a lot, the…
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Where do they get their gas then? You can't change suppliers, it takes months if not years. Or should Germany go without heating through the winter?
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This whole comment is simply an appeal to authority fallacy. Could be right or wrong, but it does not support any of their claims with hard data which makes it suspect or low quality. "I have a P…
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The article quotes 35%.
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I wholeheartedly agree, if you need daily feedback you're a bad manager (unless you're in some exotic situation like a rocket launch or something). This issue largely disappears if your engi…
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Aren't most of those things testable? No scientist can choose to believe something is true because it favors the left-wing agenda. Or the right wing for that matter. It's the definition of u…