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About 1/4 of these are advertisements for American companies in South Vietnam ;)


There are probably x10 America's propaganda on every social media sites, counting right-wing conservative politics alone.


exactly. This is typical western hypocrisy.

It's only propaganda because it's "them".


> typical western hypocrisy

How is it typical of Western countries, and how is it hypocrisy? US companies already do strange things to comply with China's requirements of them, for example.


You can just eat calorically less dense food a.k.a more veggie. Fasting is very hard, and also dangerous if you faint while driving.


I've never fainted from caloric restriction. If you faint when you fast, get checked for an underlying health issue.


> Fasting is very hard, and also dangerous if you faint while driving.

What is the logical connection between the first part of that sentence and the second?!


Fasting for less than 24hs should bot be a problem. If it is, there is something wrong that has to be checked.


I tried 3 times the "Which is heavier, a 10.01kg block of steel on or a 9.99kg bag of feathers?" and ChatGPT keep converting kg to pound and saying the 9.99kg is heavier.


Which model? On the paid plus tier, GPT-4o, GPT-o1, and GPT-o1mini all successfully got the 10.1. I did not try any other models.

gpt-4o: https://chatgpt.com/share/67768221-6c60-8009-9988-671beadb5a...

o1-mini: https://chatgpt.com/share/67768231-6490-8009-89a6-f758f0116c...

o1: https://chatgpt.com/share/67768254-1280-8009-aac9-1a3b75ccb4...


Did you try it more than once per model? I could see temperature or other similar gradients providing wrong answers.


It is pretty bad because coworkers use LSP / fuzzysearch and they will not do naming in a way that's more easy for the brain.


Semi-related but I find that sometime it just completely ruined a type of conversation.

Like as in your example, I would previously asked people "how would 911 handle an US Reservation Area", and watch how my friends think and reason. To me getting a conclusive answer was not a point. Now they just copy & paste Chat GPT, no fun haha.


That's just the 2020s version of how Google and smartphones ruined the ages-old social pastime of arguing about trivia in a pub :P


Yeah it can definitely be a crutch too in some situations. I notice it with my kids where they’ll want to tell me about something but then seek a video or something to show it.

Sometimes I have to say “no! just use your words to describe it! I want to hear your description”


I think it's good of you to make them critically engage with the subject by verbalizing it themselves. Evidence suggests that video consumption is relatively un-engaging mentally, likely as it demands nothing of you.


This is similar to how Japanese use a 3x4 flick but the difference is that 1 word is typically 3-6 syllables where Latin is double the amount, also triple the amount of words per sentence.


I actually think swipe user is a minority ? I have never seen a swipe user in my circle but given how much people talk about it online, it must be quite popular in the US at least.


I don't mean the App, I mean the action


How fast he was able to achieve this is amazing, but you probably can already do this with Chinese characters ( I assume you are from a Latin based language ), and even intuit how radicals combine into a character.


Nope? Not at that pace anyway. At a fast pace for a human, yes, but not at 60x faster than "fast".


Non native can do this pretty good just due to how much American Media is available to the world.


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