Absolutely bonkers algorithms that no one can make sense of unless they dedicate time to study and debug it Also, it will have to be scrapped when anyone wants to tweak it a little. Sure monkeys randomly typing on a…
>What does this sentence even mean lmao >if you say something is unlimited I'm going to take your word for it The sentence refers to people like you. It doesn't make you incredibly clever to consider those sentences…
There's always an individual with autism-level consideration for what one says, isn't there? No, effectively DDOS-ing a service just because it says it's free and unlimited is a dick move People like those are a big…
>There's really no data on that I find it extremely unlikely that there's no data on how being an outcast affects one's mental health
You can always say "no" when it asks if you want to continue life, unlike in Lena as some other commenter mentioned Better than current reality, where "no" is shoved on your throat and most people insist you better be…
>I don't want to see people die, but on the other hand I fully understand that we must die Those are not mutually compatible Well, unless you take some esoteric interpretation where one can be absolved from the…
Which cycle of self pity? I'm a sadistic fuck that's been made to have the caring range of a rock due to childhood abuse I'm fine being that way, it's just not conductive to maintaining relationships. Been there, done…
>If it can't even do an NGINX config, what use is it for anything else? Turn it around. I'm sure there are lots of people around who couldn't do it either, even with a ridiculously high amount of time to do it
Is that solved for American websites?
You mean the parts of the world where seasonal affective disorders are a blight on their society? Personally I severely underestimated the effect of large periods of time without sunlight, before going through it myself
"It" can't be normal by definition if only a handful of people were "it" in the whole history of mankind
But then how are you gonna have a one-person IT department if your developer doesn't know Linux?
I'm on mobile. The tabular data did not work, obviously Ironic
Ah, the age-old mixing pointing out the reasons for why an individual might act they way they do with morally absolving them Ever common amongst people who have never seen or felt the consequences of abject poverty
>Seem you have a very inflated view of the programs... just how much debt are you attempting to justify? I agree with them and I had 0 debt. Making higher education free was one of the few things I think the government…
>There is literally nothing stopping a 20 year old human who lives in Western society from growing their intellectual soul through learning Except for humans in general being utterly shite at pursuing learning without…
That's because AI is an awful expression :| Should have always been called "fancy algorithms" from the get-go, calling it "intelligence" opens the interpretation up for a world of misunderstandings
Which is correct and a big reason for why early flight machines had no chance at all of working Of course, that doesn't tell you whether the machine understanding will be useful or not
Non aerodynamic vehicles would have bugs squashed in them if aerodynamics was the main reason for lack of bugs
>in fiction then uncontrolled/unlimited contradiction should be fine I'm not saying it's fine in general. I'm saying it doesn't matter for pop fiction Popular fiction gets retconned all the time. I'm fundamentally…
I mean, George Lucas transformed his magic into counting magical mitochondria while people looked away and that universe is still as successful as ever Popular fiction doesn't give a shit about contradicting itself
That's not what I meant It seems like your position is "natural rights should guide or at least influence societal rights", and you consider that to be self-evident or maybe axiomatic I don't see why natural rights…
>The consequence is that you should never prohibit someone from making a choice "for their own good" because the chances are better that they understand and act in their own best interest than you do Say that to all the…
I don't see how what man can do away from everything and everyone should have any relevance to what man should be allowed to do in a society What's the logic there?
>if we follow the path of assuming everyone is a moron, we very quickly reach The Nanny State What if everyone actually was a moron? In that hypothetical, would we just pretend it's not the case to not get the nanny…
Absolutely bonkers algorithms that no one can make sense of unless they dedicate time to study and debug it Also, it will have to be scrapped when anyone wants to tweak it a little. Sure monkeys randomly typing on a…
>What does this sentence even mean lmao >if you say something is unlimited I'm going to take your word for it The sentence refers to people like you. It doesn't make you incredibly clever to consider those sentences…
There's always an individual with autism-level consideration for what one says, isn't there? No, effectively DDOS-ing a service just because it says it's free and unlimited is a dick move People like those are a big…
>There's really no data on that I find it extremely unlikely that there's no data on how being an outcast affects one's mental health
You can always say "no" when it asks if you want to continue life, unlike in Lena as some other commenter mentioned Better than current reality, where "no" is shoved on your throat and most people insist you better be…
>I don't want to see people die, but on the other hand I fully understand that we must die Those are not mutually compatible Well, unless you take some esoteric interpretation where one can be absolved from the…
Which cycle of self pity? I'm a sadistic fuck that's been made to have the caring range of a rock due to childhood abuse I'm fine being that way, it's just not conductive to maintaining relationships. Been there, done…
>If it can't even do an NGINX config, what use is it for anything else? Turn it around. I'm sure there are lots of people around who couldn't do it either, even with a ridiculously high amount of time to do it
Is that solved for American websites?
You mean the parts of the world where seasonal affective disorders are a blight on their society? Personally I severely underestimated the effect of large periods of time without sunlight, before going through it myself
"It" can't be normal by definition if only a handful of people were "it" in the whole history of mankind
But then how are you gonna have a one-person IT department if your developer doesn't know Linux?
I'm on mobile. The tabular data did not work, obviously Ironic
Ah, the age-old mixing pointing out the reasons for why an individual might act they way they do with morally absolving them Ever common amongst people who have never seen or felt the consequences of abject poverty
>Seem you have a very inflated view of the programs... just how much debt are you attempting to justify? I agree with them and I had 0 debt. Making higher education free was one of the few things I think the government…
>There is literally nothing stopping a 20 year old human who lives in Western society from growing their intellectual soul through learning Except for humans in general being utterly shite at pursuing learning without…
That's because AI is an awful expression :| Should have always been called "fancy algorithms" from the get-go, calling it "intelligence" opens the interpretation up for a world of misunderstandings
Which is correct and a big reason for why early flight machines had no chance at all of working Of course, that doesn't tell you whether the machine understanding will be useful or not
Non aerodynamic vehicles would have bugs squashed in them if aerodynamics was the main reason for lack of bugs
>in fiction then uncontrolled/unlimited contradiction should be fine I'm not saying it's fine in general. I'm saying it doesn't matter for pop fiction Popular fiction gets retconned all the time. I'm fundamentally…
I mean, George Lucas transformed his magic into counting magical mitochondria while people looked away and that universe is still as successful as ever Popular fiction doesn't give a shit about contradicting itself
That's not what I meant It seems like your position is "natural rights should guide or at least influence societal rights", and you consider that to be self-evident or maybe axiomatic I don't see why natural rights…
>The consequence is that you should never prohibit someone from making a choice "for their own good" because the chances are better that they understand and act in their own best interest than you do Say that to all the…
I don't see how what man can do away from everything and everyone should have any relevance to what man should be allowed to do in a society What's the logic there?
>if we follow the path of assuming everyone is a moron, we very quickly reach The Nanny State What if everyone actually was a moron? In that hypothetical, would we just pretend it's not the case to not get the nanny…