Akasazh

Akasazh , 1 day ago

The weird thing is that it even rubs of to the rest of the world, cars are getting bigger and higher in Europe, without the tax dodge, or even the contrary. Where I live cars are taxed by weight and even here the fuckers get bigger...

Akasazh , 3 days ago

Soon Google will mistakenly identify them as the next governor of Florida

Akasazh , 3 days ago

I think it's stronger without the caption

Akasazh , 4 days ago

Lol that photo is such a great example of lazy ai usage.

Akasazh , 5 days ago

commonality

That's a bit of a weak point. It's proven that with propaganda enough people can be made to be convinced of something that can even be very untrue.

Akasazh , 4 days ago

Yes it's quite an ok basis for the scientific method, but op was referring to objective truth. Shared subjectivity might be the best approximation, however it's no basis for objective ontology

Akasazh , 4 days ago

How can you be sure it's not a Cartesian ghost trying to fill your senses into seeing one?

Akasazh , 4 days ago

real world

Ontology is about how we would objectively prove there is such a thing as the real world. There is a reason in science we're not talking about truth finding, but falsification.

Basically we can only come up with theories and try to disprove them. Objectively proving existence is an unsolved problem.

But that's a tldr of the entire history of philosophy, there's plenty of there to explore.

Akasazh , 8 days ago

Start page was out too afaik

Akasazh , 8 days ago

Weird, it was out when I tried it

Akasazh , 9 days ago

They're related to grassy knoll

Akasazh , 9 days ago

Rene?

Akasazh , 10 days ago (edited 9 days ago)

I think this will answer most of your questions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-A0iftflme4

any additional questions are answered here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS8bma7LRX4

Akasazh , 11 days ago (edited 11 days ago)

The soda serving sizes used to be so big in the USA that I always wondered how people actually managed a refill.

Akasazh , 10 days ago

I will not! Tyvm

Akasazh , 11 days ago

I don't see any information about the crossing. Was it a crossing without gates? As the sensors must've picked that up when driving towards it. If so, is a huge oversight not putting up gated crossings nowadays, certainly on busy roads, regardless of the performance of self driving cars.

Akasazh , 11 days ago

Ah. I've read it, but I have media tuned of, so I didn't see the video. Thanks for the clarification!

Akasazh , 11 days ago

True, but it would be an exceptional failure if the car missed a gated crossing, as it turns out it was.

Akasazh , 11 days ago

It's a well written article that raises some good points, however it's also a bit of an ad for their particular ai, the research is practically only within that LLM and every objection about LLM's it raises, their model seems to be well adjusted or adjustable to it.

Akasazh , 16 days ago

If you read the verdict it says: maximum privacy combined with optimal obfuscation techniques. This implies that the sole role of the software is money laundering. The striving for privacy itself is not in question.

Akasazh , 16 days ago

I do not disturb that in any way, just clarified the verdict from Dutch

Akasazh , 18 days ago

Originally it wasn't, it was about finding a home nation for Jews in exodus. However they made it into a nation for Jews only and that's where things got messy.

Akasazh , 18 days ago

I did read that, I'ts just very overtly biassed. I dislike that this writer made it about Marxism, which it doesn't really have anything to do with, ideologically. I also object of retoactively using the term fascism for anything dating before Benito Mussolini, as he kind of coined the term. Any use of the term before that is couterfactual. Ethno Nationalism is a more proper term.

The original Judenstaat of Herzl never spoke of a pure Judish state where Palestinians were to be expunged from. Thats quite recent.

Zionism was never a anti-marxist thing, just the pogroms of the post revolutionary Russia (which by some -misguidedly- is thought of as a Marxist state) were a catalist.

Akasazh , 22 days ago

I thought the other person killed the dog

Akasazh , 25 days ago

The only car makers that give data deletion options are Dacia Renault:

Only two - Renault and Dacia, which are not sold in North America - offer drivers the option to have their data deleted

Source: https://www.euronews.com/next/2023/09/06/wiretaps-on-wheels-drivers-warned-their-data-privacy-is-not-guaranteed-in-modern-vehicles

Akasazh , 1 month ago

AC is BLASTING

Blast the DC too

Akasazh , 1 month ago

AC is BLASTING

Blast the DC too

Akasazh , 1 month ago

I was considering eventually moving to Linux.

Now I'll wait till my current system gets an upgrade

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Do apps like classicshell still work?

Akasazh , 1 month ago

In the light of the recent passing of Daniel Dennet, one of the most revered philosophers on the theory of mind in the perspective of the computer I'd recommend reading 'the minds I'. It is a collection of essays on the topic of 'mind as computer'. It predates LLM's but its an interesting read.

The discussion what intelligence is, is kindled now, due to having machines that can complete the Turing test with ease. But if they are truly Intelligent is of course the emergent question.

Akasazh , 1 month ago

That's quite a freeform poem, there

Akasazh , 1 month ago

In Germany the weed is legal now, so they might celebrate.

Then again 20th of April is Hitlers birthday, so they might refrain from celebrating.

I'm curious...

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Aw yiss

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Nebula is trying to be the alternative. It's a paid subscription and not as plentiful as YouTube is (and maybe never will be).

But it's a good try, give it some support, if you can

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Anyone has a Paywall-less link?

Akasazh , 1 month ago

I don't have a energy leak the size of an ice/water dispenser in my fridge. I use those unwieldy things known as bottles.

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Not gonna yuck your yum, but for the sake of my vivid mental imagery I'll request you let the cute animal passengers exit before the act.

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Cruel

Akasazh , 1 month ago

I like magic earth. It hasn't all of the data, but you can help it by using street complete.

It hasn't fully replaced Google maps, but for navigation to an address it works pretty well.

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Beethoven had the same condition. He had a special bracket mounted to his piano he could bite on, in order to make his skull resonate, hence him being able to hear the music again.

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Yup: https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/pieces/how-a-deaf-beethoven-discovered-bone-conduction-by-attaching-a-rod-to-his-piano-and-clenching-it-in-his-teeth/

Akasazh , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

I'd argue it's a dodo-ist joke

Akasazh , 1 month ago

In a traditional write up one would start with a distinction of the term, which is at the very end here.

I wished it to be more literal, κυνόσουρα meaning the tail of the dog in Greek, and the constellation later (the minor part of the dog constellation)

But that's because I'm more of a cynic (also from dog) in the Digogenesian manner.

Besides that, aside from the non humanism, I'm not so very sure that this is a novel philosophical concept. But in general not a bad utopian state to aspire to. Shoot for the stars!

Akasazh , 1 month ago

You don't need the saws, just a big enough pressure difference. Google explosive decompression or the Buford dolphin accident

Akasazh , 1 month ago

Whilst I enjoy the design with saw blades for added gratuitous violent exterior, being technically correct on the internet just trumps that. It's simple aesthetics mate.

Akasazh , 1 month ago

After only reading half of the title I'm very hopeful about yahoos venture into the digital collectible card game market, I'm sure this will be a great success!

Akasazh , 2 months ago

It rhymes with utopia

Akasazh , 2 months ago

The thing is that the 'cock sucking' criterium you use is a bit beside the point.

One can suck a cock without being gay, in fact most cock sucking occurs in heterosexual context.

Then there's the cock sucking by people who don't identity as gay, or sometimes even staunchly advocate against gay identity.

And then there's the cock sucking as a transactional or functional. Some people don't love those who sport cocks, but still suck them to gain money or affection or children. Or just because it's the norm and they don't want to be considered weird (you'd be surprised how big this group is).

The better qualification would be whom you love. And that shouldn't be so complicated. Some people live dogs, but I don't, that's ok with me as long as they don't force me to pet or be licked by their dog.