123yawaworht456

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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
I'll make another ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ yes, naturally, almost every post I make on my throwaways is something political, in response to existing political comments or submissions, which are evidently allowed. using throwaways to protect ones
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
The heresy of heresies was common sense.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
out of curiosity, what's your stance on abortion? :^)
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>Naw his list included a lot of valid science. There was no apparent rhyme or reason to the parts of the list was known. it did, yes, but it shows how many people were getting paid obscene amounts of money to 'research' equitab
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
what benefit do you gain from denying objective reality? https://duckduckgo.com/?q=gemini+black+nazis https://www.friatider.se/sites/default/files/vit_3.jpg
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>xAI did not immediately respond to a request for comment from WIRED. based
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
there is, almost at any given time, a designated thread with a two minutes hate about the musky man.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
I was trying to say that people whose values don't fit in the Overton window keep their opinions to themselves. In China, it's contempt for the CCP, in Russia, it's contempt for Putin, and in the US, it's contempt for DE
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>Exiting the market could allow Huawei, the Chinese tech giant, to increase its sales and eventually compete against Nvidia overseas. inshallah.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
the idea that we're having a discourse at all is delusion. the sheer volume of capital behind this tech is enough to roll over all the feeble cries of impotent rage.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>There’s no clear answer on whether open-source AI is good or bad for society. Sure, it addresses a growing concentration of power among Silicon Valley companies; but as free models become more capable, giving them away raises the risks
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
I assume he tried, but both sides are determined to keep fighting until they run out of men ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ my point is, calling the current administration incompetent when the other one hadn't achieved anything either is absurd.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
that was exactly my point.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
in China, all scientists are pro-CCP. in Russia, all scientists are pro-Putin.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>In one Discord exchange, members of the group insisted on using Discord handles composed of symbols rather than alphanumeric characters. When moderators objected, the group accused them of transphobia. “They’re like, ‘You are forcing us
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>it's bad because... it's just bad, mkay?!
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
your username fits.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>white folks wanted Black characters, but not actual Black people. based
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
okay. and? there are no AI 'safety' laws in the US. without OpenAI, Anthropic and Google's fearmongering, AI 'safety' would exist only in the delusional minds of people who take sci-fi way too seriously. https:&#x2
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
include the gamer word on every page and the whole book might get filtered out from the dataset
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
does your CPU, your OS, your web browser come with ~~built-in censorship~~ safety filters too? AI 'safety' is one of the most neurotic twitter-era nanny bullshit things in existence, blatantly obviously invented to regulate small
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>Maybe if people are "deplatforming" you for your view points, it means that these viewpoints have ALREADY LOST. yeah, right... except, you know, the current president of the US and his followers.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>Well you’re basing your conclusion on a 2 year blip of not being able to stop LLMs from hallucinating. to this day, the improvement since the original API version of GPT4 (later heavily downgraded without a name change) has been less th
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>the data you are stealing when you look at a picture in your browser or an app, it's already been 'stolen' to your device. half a billion teenage girls are 'stealing' data from instagram twelve hours a day.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
ToS are not law.
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
Previously: An open letter from educators who refuse the call to adopt [printed books, ballpoint pens, calculators, computers, the internet] in education
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>a ClickHouse database of every HN story I remember downloading it a few years ago, but the bookmark I have is dead. where is it now? is it still public?
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by 123yawaworht456 1y ago
>Writer Nick Wang [zh] defended the name changes, saying that "there's nothing wrong with being greedy and saving money."[28][29] what a chad

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