hehe. I'd have hoped GPT would follow some non-violent communication(NVC) principals and use observations instead of evaluations to avoid those situations, but it likely wouldn't.

I check its reasoning after the fact. It stated that our fruit pav shouldnt usually contain gluten, yet if it has vinegar or corn starch, it might. I investigate it further on my own from there.

Its a guideline, not a final say.

I use it at work in catering for a hospital. I won't say which. The dieticians sign off on a lot of the real pt to pt stuff but we get sacked with food allergens and intolerance that admissions just didnt get quite right, or are so particular we have no idea if its contained in a recipe.

So I ask chatgpt if x is in y recipe(eg salicylates), and since im only looking for qualitative instead of quantitative, it does a pretty good job. Sure, we'd love a more robust filtering system but pts put down all kinds of shit on their forms that they don't like, including just the food additive codes.

The education system that is currently in place is about punishments and rewards, despite evidence of their long term ineffectiveness. Alfie kohn's books on the subject(punished by rewards) are thick, not due to the subject material but all the citations as well, deriding the use of these as motivators. Yet they persist because of laziness, of not just educators but parents as well.

Thats not basic. I'm thinking thats not paid per month, but per year. You can rent and eat on that, but not much else.

I don't see robotics as an absolute threat to a 'job'. I prefer to think of the job as something a human has, and the work involved is the quantity of effort involved. The robots help reduce the latter without replacing the former. In my ideal workplace, the sentiment is 'you show up and push a button, then go home.' obviously not completely literal if you want to WFH or for things that necessitate communication between other meatbags.

If this isn't the goal, then having robots replace us entirely would be questionable if we didnt also tax them to provide some kind of UBI.

How does this compare to that 3d XPoint tech called Optane from intel?

There have been no communist regimes. Plenty of political parties that called themselves communist, none that even did the basics of separating personal and private property.

I've had far more interesting discussions on 4chan than anything posted on twitter. Maybe you just suck at making filters?

In order to survive climate change, I'd suggest replacing voting elections with sortition. Its one way to break up business interests and their manipulation.

People even in these comments are already blaming carbs. If they were at fault, we'd see massive obesity in asia, as rice is a carb, and consumed there in vast quantity.

If you eat more energy than you need per day, the excess is stored as fat. Regardless of carb/fat/protein, which comprises all food energy.

Girls/young women around me are playing that game though. Hard to want. And I don't mean anything physically, although I look at all the ML filters they use on their phones with heavy contempt. I mean their attitudes to relationships.

I'm not a pet. I don't need training.. and I'm not here to 'make you happy'. Imagine if anybody was capable of making you feel something! What a superpower. You're in control of how you feel, not others. But more often than not, the profile they share around will say the usual things about wanting a co-dependent relationship.

Inter-dependency is the goal. You're both separate and complete people. They're not 'your other half'. A person dependent on another is costly to both in the long run

Punishments or rewards are the mark of a lazy leader. They never investigate the reasons as to why people are doing what they do. And all punishments end up doing is breaking down any discourse and increase hostility towards any authority/police you have.

Because its not carbs doing it. Sugar is a carb, so is rice. Rice is consumed massively in japan and other asian areas that report low obesity. Its americans portion sizes.

But if you tell them to eat less you get a lecture on personal freedom etc.

That feedback loop is based on quality not quantity. Obesity is a quantity issue. If you eat more kcal per day than you need, the excess is stored as fat.