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123yawaworht456
1y ago
you're on a social medium right now.
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW#History https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche#Origin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen#History now, how many people give a fuck about
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>as the AI systems begin creating butterfly effects in society that gives it regional, continental, then finally global domination over world militarie yeah bro, the people in power will just go ahead and hand it over to semi-retarded ch
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no matter how many events prove them to be laughably wrong, they keep deluding themselves into thinking that the values held in their extremely isolated bubbles are commonplace. like yeah, sure bro, people see a $50K car and purse their lip
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>people in the street will judge you if you drive in a Tesla maybe if there's a reddit meetup nearby
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1y ago
which society is that? who are those 'we'?
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1y ago
did the author of the post you're replying to give you permission to read his comment?
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1y ago
so?
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1y ago
who decides which people are stupid?
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>He wants "super intelligence" in order to further abuse people's privacy. they can abuse people's privacy with existing tech. I assume Llama serves primarily to reduce the cost of moderating half a dozen social media
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my brother in Christ, you can pirate any stuff for any reason.
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it's not overreach, it's deliberate racketeering. fining American companies is a non-insignificant chunk of EU budget at this point, so new nebulous laws and rules need to be invented to keep the racket up.
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any model, MoE or not, can be sharded over multiple devices (separate GPUs on a single machine or separate machines via network), yeah. but your question was "Do several LLMs communicate with each other before providing a solution?&quo
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>Do several LLMs communicate with each other before providing a solution? no >I wonder what technological aspect makes this possible. one of its training datasets (prioritized somehow over the rest of them) contains a large number of
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>In my view, one real gray area is in image/video generation, especially "x in the style of y" kinds of shenanigans. it's not a gray area when humans do it, so it's not a gray area well over 50% of those obnoxiou
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1y ago
>how awful the dating market is especially for women "World Ends, Women Most Affected."
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1y ago
if you're American, watch out for army recruitment ads without the usual DEI flavoring
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1y ago
Android OEMs don't have triple digit markups
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>Why would the skin color of those who lived there 1000 years ago be relevant to anything? I don't see many Americans advocating for an expulsion of all non-indians (rightly so). it's kind of too late to expel non-indians, beca
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this place is only good for reading about topics that don't get opinionated coverage from the media. otherwise, you just get regurgitated diarrhea from people who are incapable of forming their own opinions or keep their existing opini
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>Between the unfairness to make an adult pay for a child who isn't theirs and the unfairness to throw an innocent child into financial distress, protecting the child takes priority everywhere I know of. I wonder how would you react
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2y ago
it's "cuck".
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2y ago
to those people, "normal" is abhorrent. desiring normalcy means you are a (insert an appropriate accusatory pejorative). expressing opposition to any degenerate behavior inevitably draws ire from the bourgeois folx.
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2y ago
there's a four letter word to describe this mentality. I'm not going to say it, but you know what it is.
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>And when they start conscripting in big cities, maybe those "poor" "innocent" Russians will finally do something about their government. no guns. and that's why your benevolent overlords want to take your guns a
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2y ago
>If so, they're silently voting, not engaged in the comments. it's blatantly obvious with political submissions (which, imho, should be summarily banned from HN) "Random nobody says X is le good" gets upvoted all the
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>Specifically, the deliberate intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a protected group. Jews were not a protected group in the 30's/40's, so...?
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>After she told me she wanted to be with me for life? well, as you saw, it wasn't really the case, was it? I don't mean to rub salt into the wound, but she's been fucking that guy long before that conversation with you. I&
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the more I glimpse American culture, the happier I am that I was not born there. >I wasn't terribly happy with that response, and she broke up with me a week later my brother in Christ, you should've broken up with her on the s
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2y ago
do they currently occupy Korea, China, and most of the South Pacific?
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