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> The internet promised freedom. Platforms delivered permission. > Private through physics. Not through policy. Goodness, LLM really convinced itself this was
by foltik 6mo ago
> The internet promised freedom.
Platforms delivered permission.
> Private through physics.
Not through policy.
Goodness, LLM really convinced itself this was groundbreaking.
You could describe a .html file sitting on your computer with all of the same marketing bluster.
Someone has to send it to you all the same, and you might as well not rely on some random internet service to render it??
- huflungdung 6mo agoYou’re absolutely right. This changes everything. The html file is the smoking gun. Let me delve into this to give the user a clearer picture.
- jamiecurle 6mo agoThat's not a reply – that's a retort.
- culi 6mo agoWhen AI gains true sentience, they're gonna be really upset at all the people mocking their awkward teenage years. They're just trying to fit in!
- giancarlostoro 6mo agoIt went through the "bullshit startup founder speech" part of the LLM I guess, I wonder how bullshitjs would parse this one... https://mourner.github.io/bullshit.js/ https://mourner.github.io/bullshit.js/ Edit: Apparently "Platforms" => "Bullshit" ;)
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