a dude that likes gaming and tech (especially Linux) aro/ace
afaik when GPT-3 first came out there was still no profit incentive, so maybe something like the new mistral model would be the frontier today. Just guessing though
Socialist Revolution in North Korea
“We should fill the air with noxious smoke” “WTF no that would make it hard to breathe” “idk man I’m not a pulmonologist”
Living wage for a family with one child in the US is 80k yearly. Only 30% of americans make that or more. Only 30%ish of those people have enough savings to last a few months without income.
By your logic, only like a tenth of americans should have children, which would make society collapse in give or take 30 years.
It’s natural because we would all die if it weren’t, but you’re avoiding my main argument. I said that the sympathy comes from “this person cannot live a dignified life because of situation” and the situation being bringing another person into the world.
Your Ferrari analogy fails because in that case you want “luxury” but in the child case they already have a child but you can’t afford to live, instead of being able to live but not having a luxury they want. I would feel sympathy for someone who, say, bought a luxury then lost their job, and are now having a really hard time because they no longer have any savings.
Also, don’t you think it’s a bit sad that having children, something people have famously done since forever, is now something you can be priced out of? (Also where I live the government does subsidize weight loss, if it’s bad enough to really impact your life)
edit: lmao dude stopped responding the second someone made an argument he couldn’t just wave away with the same premade argument
It’s because a baby is a person, and having one is a natural part of human life, whereas a ferrari is a luxury. Also, once you have a child you cannot get rid of it ethically, so the parents should be helped. The sympathy comes from “this person cannot live a dignified life because of situation”.
I also think that everything that is necessary for life should be free, so the idea that people don’t deserve a decent life for any reason or decision is foreign to me.
I don’t know how to explain to you that you should have empathy.
I think you can see how having a child and wanting to live decently is different from wanting a luxury. Very often poor families are poor for circumstances out of their control that happened since the birth of the child, as well, like loss of job, inflation, or divorce.
I feel like you made this thread just to talk about how you don’t like poor families.
I don’t see why someone choosing something suboptimal would mean I shouldn’t have sympathy for them. Regardless, what if having a child is their dream and they choose the sacrifice? Why not help them out?
The way I see it is if you started using lemmy you’re probably either a(n)
I think this explains most of the negativity I’ve seen.
It was kinda long so i just used ai to summarize it /j
but seriously, wow, it is exactly what I’ve been thinking would be the perfect policy, they really nailed it.
I use a instance running continuwuity and every new/experimental (i.e, matrix 2.0) feature in the client works
Your comment made me curious so I looked it up, and it looks like they are, and they’re called Furtive shibboleths. The more you know!
Yup, totally different, continuwuity and synapse are the main two, and although there are others, they’re just less good.
The commercial implementation is also open source, but there is a a proprietary version aimed at large enterprise customers that adds better optimization for very large deployments, and better auditing and moderation tools.
See here for all the servers, clients and bridges can also be viewed from there: https://matrix.org/ecosystem/servers/
Thinking of running my own, how much storage does your matrix server fill up?
True, everything good in both countries I’m a national of is called “post-war” lol. I was thinking of before the war though, trying to make the point we’re at the same place in history.
You’re absolutely right! I have never seen an LLM use em-dashes in the way you do — if they use them, it’s always to add a pause to the sentence.
TIL: Estonia has islands, I guess I had seen them on the map before, it just never registered I guess.
Literally everything you’re describing was way worse a lifetime ago, not my lifetime, but my grandparent’s.
My grandfather was a 10yo jew in occupied france, and my grandmother grew up in a barn with no running water or power with a dozen siblings during the US gilded age. Shit was so much worse back then.
Yeah it’s insane how consistently hypocritical people will be about IP law in general