Aatube
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Stuped person says stuped things, people boom
I have trouble with using tone in my words but not interpreting tone from others’ words. Weird, isn’t it?
Formerly on kbin.social and dbzer0
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Just checked this, you’re right. It’s a useful clarification that what the school teaches nowadays is also right but a different methodology. Schools often teach that accidents cause the most deaths, then health, then homicide, then suicide, and that car crashes are the most common kind of accidents. This is true.
On the other hand, if you group by both mechanism and intent (still among ages 15–19, though 10–14 is similar but at a smaller scale), you have unintentional car crashes in the lead, ahead of firearm homicide by about four hundred. Combine this with undetermined and accidental firearm deaths, and the lead shrinks to about three hundred. Meanwhile, there are over a thousand cases of suicide by firearms, and (nearly?) no logged cases of homicide by car.
1·2 days agoi don’t see that anywhere in the notice and such a clause would be unconscionable, IANAL.
All the notice claims is “violations of [ToS], including misuse of Tesla’s trademarks and brand identifiers in media content that falsely implies endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation with Tesla.”
This is purely nominative fair use.
2·2 days agoI’d really like to see the term genocidal massacre used more.
“Why haven’t you graded and returned any of my assignments yet this term?”
This is not that situation. The database includes everything including graded assignments. It HELPS teachers find the relevant materials because you don’t have to dig through a giant stack instead of doing a Ctrl+F. In fact, you’ll cause a ton of students need to leaf through their chunks of old files and gather their past submissions to repeat exactly what you went through for every single class. What you propose is not at all kind or ethical.
genuinely think of the teachers
11·3 days agoSure, LLMs give worse-quality output. That does not mean the have-haves more influence over the narrative. In fact, I’d wager LLMs won’t be able to replace search engines because of how much faster and more accurate the latter are with simple queries. And with that, we’ll still be finding information with search engines.
i also think about free speech. you do not. we are not the same
i’m sure you would quote wikipedia to help explain the concept of personality rights too i don’t see how showerthoughts can’t arise out of certain rights people have
Then the answers will be given even more strongly and with far less transparency by those who control the LLMs
I don’t think so, Google Search’s algorithm’s transparency doesn’t seem any better
which organization would you use in this situation?
11·3 days agoobviously insane dashcam videos show you insane driving. i’ll have you know i’ve seen Chinese dashcam videos
seems a bit orphancrushingmachine
i swear i’ve posted this article before but apparently i haven’t so here’s a gift link
it a great read
4·4 days agothere’s more than one way for what i described: regulate tobacco like weed or regulate weed like tobacco, and having it ssomewhere in between of your choice
tobacco should be treated at least as bad as weed
161·5 days agoAnd especially for a joke that does not tell you the plot?
9·5 days agoThe product soon received much criticism by website owners claiming they were trying to externalize discussion. The White House website was annotated with topical jokes. Further issues arose when spammers began to leverage the product, and increased issues arose when cross-site scripting security vulnerabilities were exploited in the product.
11·5 days agoI mean, the article embeds a video plastered with “VILEISBANNED.COM” in warning tape–style text.
103·7 days agoit’s long, drawn out, and afaik painful
You can stop reading now.