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But it can also be so comfortable and nice 🥺

...voting is very much not the only thing. Sure, it's important, but there's far far more to politics than just voting.

You're cooking, so boiling water

Well, that's the thing, it's the core part of their entire business. The glue that sticks everything together. Or at least used to be until Azure.

Hi, I'm a trans feminine non-binary person. The label that fits the closest to me is "demi-girl". I relate to a lot what you say, I enjoy many "traditional" male hobbies, and I also like my penis.

Ultimately, my goal is to just try to be me. Do what seems right, and shape my body to how I'd like it to look. I do not care to pass, or to "fit in" as a cis woman. I take hormone replacement therapy, and that is sufficient for my goals.

When it comes to transness for me, a lot of it is about my own bodily autonomy, it's very internal so to say. I do all of this for myself, ultimately. Sure, it's risky, and I can occasionally get harassed for it, but it has made me much happier and allowed me to actively enjoy my life.

One thing I highly recommend is finding queer and trans communities online, such as on discord. Trans people you can just talk to as friends. It helps a lot in normalizing everything, and gives you a safe place to explore and just be yourself.

Confusion is normal, I used to be confused a lot, until I basically... "Gave up", and just did what felt right, and over time things became less confusing and more clear.

If there's anything more you're curious about or want to ask me about, feel free to do so!

Oooooooh this is really cool!! It gives me ideas to play around with lol

"We live in a meritocracy" btw

To me it's absurd how Microsoft gets beaten by a free desktop environment when windows is like their main product. They have billions of dollars. How do they manage to not do better?

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A major criticism people had of generative AI is that it was incapable of doing stuff like math, clearly showing it doesn't have any intelligence. Now it can do it, and it's still not impressive?

Show that AI to people 20 years ago and they would be amazed this is even possible. It keeps getting more advanced and people keep just dismissing it, possibly not realizing how impressive this shit and recent developments actually are?

Sure, it probably still doesn't have real intelligence.. but how will people be able to tell when something like this has? When it can reason in a similar way we can? It already can imitate reason plenty well.. and what is the difference? Is a 3-year old more intelligent? What about a 5-year old? If a 5-year old fails at reasoning in the same way an AI does, do we say it's not intelligent?

I feel like we are nearing the point where these generative AIs are getting more intelligent than the least intelligent humans, and what then? Will we dismiss the AI, or the humans?

With middle school math you can fairly straightforwardly do math all the way to linear algebra. Calculus requires a bit of a leap, but this still leaves a lot of the math world available.

In short, what makes someone a chaser is objectification.