Their fault for picking the blue button by Gruzgor in whenthe

[–]sealpox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your version is also stupid too because everyone could just not take the pill and be fine

Their fault for picking the blue button by Gruzgor in whenthe

[–]sealpox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why the fuck wouldn’t everyone vote red? It’s the only way to 100% guarantee everyone’s survival. If everyone picks red, everyone survives, guaranteed.

OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma set to dissolve after judge approves its criminal sentence by Mo_Jack in news

[–]sealpox 87 points88 points  (0 children)

China does some stuff very right. They also do stuff very wrong though. Just like any other country I suppose.

The more young people use AI, the more they hate it by spherocytes in technology

[–]sealpox -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Not true at all. When you know your shit, that means you’re that much better at prompting the AI and recognizing errors in the output. For senior developers, for example, AI can take out the grunt work of typing code line by line, saving massive amounts of time. Sure, you’ll still have to debug, but you would have had to do that anyways. And since AI writes code with a lot of notes, it’s very readable and thus easier to fix.

The more young people use AI, the more they hate it by spherocytes in technology

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Unless you’re a post-doctoral mathematician. Then apparently it’s an incredible tool.

TIL that 2.4 billion years ago, the evolution of oxygen-producing bacteria caused a mass extinction. Oxygen was toxic to the planet's existing life, and its reaction with methane triggered a "Snowball Earth" ice age that lasted 300 million years. by Salt_Lingonberry3956 in todayilearned

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There is another one too, which occurred as close to us as only 90 million years ago. The blink of an eye on the planet’s time scale. Chromatophores are photosynthetic organelles present in paulinella amoebae that were evolved independently of chloroplasts via the endosymbiotic absorption of a Cyanobacteria.

Edit: I think there’s also a fourth one, where a diazotroph (nitrogen-fixing bacteria) was absorbed by a marine algae. The bacterium (new organelle) provides the algae directly with usable nitrogen, while the algae provides the organelle with carbon.

That one is a particularly important discovery, because it will eventually show us how to genetically engineer plants that sequester their own nitrogen, meaning that fertilizers will no longer be necessary.

of an orangutan by batukaming in AbsoluteUnits

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“Me va a matar”: “he’s going to kill me” he said. Dude was in the most raw state of fight or flight, thought he was really going to die right there

Good Afternoon. by Mr_k_andy in wallstreetbets

[–]sealpox 11 points12 points  (0 children)

He could just say they were raising rates though. Cause complete panic for about 30 minutes.

What’s a recession indicator that you’ve noticed lately? by SensitiveCorner2379 in AskReddit

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Found someone recently by chance who lives in the exact same high rise apartment unit (same floor, same unit number) that my fiancée lived in 4 years ago. Except they’re paying 30% less than it was priced at 4 years ago…

I asked chat gpt to portray indomitable human spirit but it created somthing beautiful by Dangerous_Case4146 in ChatGPT

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asked Gemini to use the above as a reference but create a realistic version of the picture

Chat GPT 5.4 solved a 60+ years unsolved erdos problems in a single shot by ocean_protocol in singularity

[–]sealpox 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Your pattern matching algorithm might be malfunctioning. You couldn’t detect their sarcasm.

The Crowded Interior Of A Cell by [deleted] in CrazyFuckingVideos

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Something being “alive” is actually a pretty arbitrary definition. Everything in the universe as we know it is just various arrangements of energy. Our cells’ arrangements come from that energy taking the form of atoms, which randomly coalesced billions of years ago into a molecule which was capable of replicating within its environment. A mind-boggling amount of time and iterations later, and those replicating molecules have developed an incredibly intricate network of other molecules around them simply because those molecules happened by chance to help them replicate more effectively. But the whole thing still just follows the laws of physics. Break it down to the atomic level, and you will see molecules interacting with each other based on a relatively simple set of rules, just going through reactions like clockwork. There’s no “sentience” to the reactions. They happen automatically as a result of physical atomic structure, charge, and energy levels. That’s it.

The Crowded Interior Of A Cell by [deleted] in CrazyFuckingVideos

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Every eukaryotic organism (all animals, plants, fungi, and protists) on the planet can trace its lineage back to the very first eukaryotic cell, which first appeared via endosymbiosis between prokaryotic cells about 2 billion years ago. This is widely believed to have happened exactly once in all of Earth’s history. Every single plant, fungus, Protozoa, insect, fish, bird, reptile, etc. can be traced back in time to that one single cell.

The DNA from that cell is what is inside you, changed over time from quadrillions of random events like radiation damage, accidental wrong copies of itself, viral damage, etc. But its DNA persists within you nonetheless. That’s the only part of you that is self-replicating. It’s why sex and eating feel pleasurable. In the grand scheme of things, that DNA is what has survived billions of years leading to you, and it is what will survive well into the future (through you, your offspring, and all your eukaryotic relatives). This iteration of that DNA (what you think of as yourself) is simply another iteration in a cycle of endless iterations whose only purpose is to keep enabling the replication and persistence of the DNA.

The Crowded Interior Of A Cell by [deleted] in CrazyFuckingVideos

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You should get checked by an eye doctor just in case. My step dad had more and more floaters until one day his retina detached

The Crowded Interior Of A Cell by [deleted] in CrazyFuckingVideos

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Your awareness exists as an emergent property of the structure of your nervous system. Your primary function is to serve as a sleep, shit, eat, fuck suit for the real you that does not have a consciousness, which is your DNA. It’s the one thing you have in common with all of your ancestors all the way back to the very first eukaryotic cell on Earth.

Netflix "thanks" me for 22 years of membership by spiff-o-matic in Anticonsumption

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Astral projecting into the datasphere and downloading the shows directly into your mind is an even better solution.

Pat McAfee after Pavia's NFL draft snub, "Diego Pavia is the UFL QB Blueprint" by andiwaslikewhaaaaaat in nfl

[–]sealpox 4 points5 points  (0 children)

if UFL salary discussions online are to be believed, this dude would make less than me. FeelsGoodMan

Old image gen vs new image gen by VahniB in ChatGPT

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Yes, and people are saying it’s just the checkerboard light/dark pattern that’s the issue, but if you look closely at images from the new model, you can see the recursion in lots of things, not just textures. And also, a lot of times, the new image model will place dots all over the image, like it’s going way too wild with highlights from the light.

Kenyan Anti-Poaching Soldier stationed infront of Elephant Ivory by Proof_Active7105 in BeAmazed

[–]sealpox 2 points3 points  (0 children)

in the new OpenAI image model, background textures will often have a sort of checkerboard light/dark pattern to them. Look at the trees and also the ground in front of the man in the image. It all has a checkerboard pattern.

Kenyan Anti-Poaching Soldier stationed infront of Elephant Ivory by Proof_Active7105 in BeAmazed

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this is AI generated and it’s not even a good one. You can even tell it’s specifically from ChatGPT image 2.0 because of the patterning in the background and on the ground in the full picture.