Yup, always wondered this as well! The word for each internal subjective experience is called qualia. Pretty much impossible to prove the original question until we're able to see through someone else's eyes and brain…
This article reeks of being written by AI, which normally is not a bad thing. But in conjunction with a disingenuous claim which (at best) is just unfair and unscientific testing of public models against private ones,…
Why would one of the most popular languages in the world not have a word for "bribe"? Seems a bit condescending, implying Russians can't tell the difference between a "bribe" and customary behavior.
Fixed this for you: "I haven’t been affected, so everyone else is overreacting."
You're comparing apples to oranges here. The USA is supposed to be capitalistic, free market, yada yada. China doesn't make that claim. The main point the comment you replied to is trying to make is that the US doesn't…
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Seems strange they would design a system that could scan faster than they could process the DB, no? I assume there's some queue in between. But the real answer is probably just: multiple scans happen for the same piece…
Looks like the comment you replied to links to a Jura as well
Yup, always wondered this as well! The word for each internal subjective experience is called qualia. Pretty much impossible to prove the original question until we're able to see through someone else's eyes and brain…
This article reeks of being written by AI, which normally is not a bad thing. But in conjunction with a disingenuous claim which (at best) is just unfair and unscientific testing of public models against private ones,…
Why would one of the most popular languages in the world not have a word for "bribe"? Seems a bit condescending, implying Russians can't tell the difference between a "bribe" and customary behavior.
Fixed this for you: "I haven’t been affected, so everyone else is overreacting."
You're comparing apples to oranges here. The USA is supposed to be capitalistic, free market, yada yada. China doesn't make that claim. The main point the comment you replied to is trying to make is that the US doesn't…
Link is down. Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20250506062631/https://notashelf...
Seems strange they would design a system that could scan faster than they could process the DB, no? I assume there's some queue in between. But the real answer is probably just: multiple scans happen for the same piece…
Looks like the comment you replied to links to a Jura as well