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Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131
I've been trying to pitch that as the future of execution, hook someone up to a computer, perform a lot of theatrics while you kill them, and then have a LLM pretend to be them afterwards (edited)
I also sorta think if we froze people who have life sentences, it would accomplish the same thing
Spooky Phijkchu general
Replying to Dialga #god_of_time
are they charging people per use of the AI instead of a subscription? idk much about this topic
sorta right now there are a lot of "trial" tiers of AI subscription that don't really make sense since $5/month is NOTHING, but you can't get a casual user to upgrade to $100/month if they're not going to regularly use AI yet
Spooky Phijkchu general
Same thing with cloud stuff, if you pay for Microsoft Azure or Amazon AWS webservers, you pay for the actual use of those server resources rather than one flat monthly rate
PhrogDor general
Replying to legorhin #jazardly
AI BS up until now was drastically underpriced to drive demand, which is why it is a bubble
Also incredibly subsidized without any real productivity gain too. Still is
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
Lifetime grok subscription but they hard code it so that grok gets more and more passive aggressive about how you should donate to the company until it becomes unusably agressive about you not paying continuously
heir general
powerful. elegant. cool. koi king. wow.
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heir general
aerodynamic. sleek. incredible. KOI. KING.
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Kribbles general
When I gave them a two week notice, my team lead said he understood etc. but when I told my manager, she said "if we can get you moved more quickly to an algorithms project would you want to stay?"
mint general
Replying to SyrenBell #syrenbell
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kinda crazy because without androgen dominance or estrogen dominance you are gonna run into weak bones, muscles, and cardiovascular system. gonna be super easy to break bones, issues whith high cholesterol, etc.. testosterone really is a poison
mint general
they do mention the socioeconomic factor, because was gonna say eunuchs were probably all just in better living situations than youre averge guy
bob general
there's too many factors at play to point to exclusively the castration as the key factor in extending their lifespan
mint general
Replying to bob #b0b3365
were they paid particularly well? or were they just awarded certain privileges by their standing
peasent farm workers werent eunuchs. it was amost always former or current government officials, or servents of wealthy/important families
mint general
Replying to bob #b0b3365
because even though they held court positions they still could've been poor
you were just way less likely to be poor
mint general
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak
They were basically status symbol pets
in china at least. which i assume is basically the same context. eunuchs held really high postions often. they also had like eunuchs kebals, certian postions were always filled by eunuchs
bob general
I think the easiest point of data you can focus on when it comes to lowering the lifespan of a human being is the amount of average stress they experienced through adult life
bob general
and relative to that I think with the eunuchs basically being pets kept by influential people means they probably didn't have the most stressful lives
bob general
shit if I could get all my needs taken care of by a rich family and all I need to do is get my balls cut and give them advice now and again I'd do that in a heartbeat

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