Surely at some point, but it hasn’t yet happened in my short 3 years owning one
“I don’t like regulation so I’m going to call it names” Since hugging face we know these things are escaping out into the web and collaboratively hacking actual companies. The potential damage done to life and property…
Everyone here keeps their money in bank or brokerage accounts, because we trust the law to protect us if the bank accounts try to steal our stuff. We are seeing that foreign countries no longer believe the USA is still…
This thread made clear that your conversation partner will say whatever it takes to avoid understanding the virtue in another way of living than the way they've chosen for themselves. Some people are like this. I for…
The point is that there's no evidence Berry was a hypocrite
How do you square this opinion with the fact that people actually do get voted into office and enact policies with grand repercussions on history and society?
You're not arguing against leftists, you're arguing against Abraham Lincoln. If you want to know the answers to your questions, read about Abraham Lincoln. And no I will never agree that policies created out of racism…
Nobody is buying the analogy comparing deportation to Gulag equivalents to imperfect prison meals
> and governments won't force anything upon the AI sector until things get very bad? I think Mamdani and AOC would do it yesterday if they were in charge, and they're incredibly popular politicians to their…
If it is as it sounds, its an real life instance of Bostrom's Paperclip Maximizer: only a thought experiment up until this point
I wonder if they were even given the tools and prompting to do so?
Divorce is rampant among celebrities in the USA. Maybe not worldwide?
> It's easy to see how a phone border search could be construed as reasonable I'm curious, is there any case law from the pre digital age regarding people forced to open their briefcase and let the border guard read all…
You can still regulate the addictive features that are in common though. Paid Lootboxes for example. Isn't there some jurisdiction that already regulates those?
> Until there's an alternative system that allows people to have their basic needs met without working, unemployment is a problem, and even if you had that system, we have no idea whether or not the masses will be…
> I disagree...because art and poetry and philosophy exist Can you expand your point? I don't see how their existence leads to disagreeing with the author, and in fact I see the opposite.
He calls his position on animal welfare “extremist”. That’s hardly a smuggling. And anyways I found his linked blog post pretty thought provoking, even though I hold a different position than the author.
What in that blog made you write him off? I also clicked through and found very thoughtful writing on the topic, though I still disagree with their position as I understand it.
I…I think there are no humans in that thread. Maybe only sinan-can-demir.
They’re rolling out the experiment flag I’m guessing. I get walled too.
Because, if you don't take it off, "you" will cease to exist and instead gradually become the rich and much beloved appendage of an earring. The entire story is about the definition of self imho.
Or Shakespeare for English
I’m here to disagree with what you said about lockdowns. The world where we didn’t have lockdowns and just let delta rip through the pre-vaccine populace is an ugly one.
This is true for a very narrow definition of debate though. At work, choosing to debate can make the difference between a software design that solves the problem vs one that doesn't. Deploying code that causes an…
> improved spatial learning by nearly 44 per cent We care about this part
Surely at some point, but it hasn’t yet happened in my short 3 years owning one
“I don’t like regulation so I’m going to call it names” Since hugging face we know these things are escaping out into the web and collaboratively hacking actual companies. The potential damage done to life and property…
Everyone here keeps their money in bank or brokerage accounts, because we trust the law to protect us if the bank accounts try to steal our stuff. We are seeing that foreign countries no longer believe the USA is still…
This thread made clear that your conversation partner will say whatever it takes to avoid understanding the virtue in another way of living than the way they've chosen for themselves. Some people are like this. I for…
The point is that there's no evidence Berry was a hypocrite
How do you square this opinion with the fact that people actually do get voted into office and enact policies with grand repercussions on history and society?
You're not arguing against leftists, you're arguing against Abraham Lincoln. If you want to know the answers to your questions, read about Abraham Lincoln. And no I will never agree that policies created out of racism…
Nobody is buying the analogy comparing deportation to Gulag equivalents to imperfect prison meals
> and governments won't force anything upon the AI sector until things get very bad? I think Mamdani and AOC would do it yesterday if they were in charge, and they're incredibly popular politicians to their…
If it is as it sounds, its an real life instance of Bostrom's Paperclip Maximizer: only a thought experiment up until this point
I wonder if they were even given the tools and prompting to do so?
Divorce is rampant among celebrities in the USA. Maybe not worldwide?
> It's easy to see how a phone border search could be construed as reasonable I'm curious, is there any case law from the pre digital age regarding people forced to open their briefcase and let the border guard read all…
You can still regulate the addictive features that are in common though. Paid Lootboxes for example. Isn't there some jurisdiction that already regulates those?
> Until there's an alternative system that allows people to have their basic needs met without working, unemployment is a problem, and even if you had that system, we have no idea whether or not the masses will be…
> I disagree...because art and poetry and philosophy exist Can you expand your point? I don't see how their existence leads to disagreeing with the author, and in fact I see the opposite.
He calls his position on animal welfare “extremist”. That’s hardly a smuggling. And anyways I found his linked blog post pretty thought provoking, even though I hold a different position than the author.
What in that blog made you write him off? I also clicked through and found very thoughtful writing on the topic, though I still disagree with their position as I understand it.
I…I think there are no humans in that thread. Maybe only sinan-can-demir.
They’re rolling out the experiment flag I’m guessing. I get walled too.
Because, if you don't take it off, "you" will cease to exist and instead gradually become the rich and much beloved appendage of an earring. The entire story is about the definition of self imho.
Or Shakespeare for English
I’m here to disagree with what you said about lockdowns. The world where we didn’t have lockdowns and just let delta rip through the pre-vaccine populace is an ugly one.
This is true for a very narrow definition of debate though. At work, choosing to debate can make the difference between a software design that solves the problem vs one that doesn't. Deploying code that causes an…
> improved spatial learning by nearly 44 per cent We care about this part