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by 1dom 1mo ago
I assume this is supposed to be somewhat tongue-in-cheek, because the argument that SoMeThInG mUsT bE dOnE aBoUt DnS because a whopping 10% of registrations were associated with spam/scams seems silly. There are lots of large open syst
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by 1dom 1mo ago
From what I can understand from reading a few different, slightly conflicting, versions of these events: they weren't given write access. They found a zero day exploit that allowed them to create folders, and the folder names were init
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by 1dom 1mo ago
I think you're wrong to say "you decimated the thing they care about". The way I see it is those loathing people have a job to care about a thing. The people who gave those loathing people their job also gave another job to a
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by 1dom 1mo ago
I learned about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_market in the early 2010s. It wasn't phrased like a prediction market focusing on when a person would die, but more like a bounty. If the bounty/pot
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by 1dom 1mo ago
They're fair points. I do respect their ethos and what they're trying to do, that's why I hope they have more success than they're having at the moment. I do want to give equal weight and time to that. But at the end of
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by 1dom 1mo ago
Sorry, I strongly disagree with what you're saying here, and I think you're part of the problem. I bought a fair phone because I believe treating people and things fairly genuinely leads to a better output over time - it should, a
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by 1dom 1mo ago
This makes no sense to me - what's the opposite of AI astroturfing? Why are people complaining about it? Ironically, your comment could easily be a failed comment from an astroturfing LLM tasked with criticising/disagreeing with p
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by 1dom 2mo ago
Thanks for this. My main hope is that as PMOS become daily-driverable, the nature and number of irritated Fairphone users will quickly make PMOS a better alternative to any of the Androids available on FP6. If that happens, the resultant ha
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by 1dom 2mo ago
I feel the votes and excitement in this thread aren't from people with a Fairphone 6 or PMOS. From the PMOS wiki: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Fairphone_(Gen._6)_(fairp... : > No internal speakers or micro
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by 1dom 2mo ago
Claude should modernise this. It'll come out looking like all the other results when you search an image engine for "AI landing page": dark, with purple, blue or other neon accents.
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by 1dom 2mo ago
I provided you evidence but you ignored it, so I'll restate it. In the article that we're all here to discuss, it talks about an unpublished novel that is unpublished specifically because expert publishers couldn't determine
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by 1dom 2mo ago
This feels about 2 - 5 years out of date now. There isn't enough dark theme with slop-neon accents.
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by 1dom 2mo ago
No need to worry, I just visited. Now you know. Seems like the sort of site and person who should have a guestbook - I would have left an appreciative and encouraging comment there, but this will have to do:)
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by 1dom 2mo ago
It's far quicker/easier/more convenient to sit in front of a screen and try find some buttons. Your issue seems to be that those buttons have got harder to find and understand - that's a fair point. My point is that - ov
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by 1dom 2mo ago
I wasn't making a comment about toupees, I was referring to the toupee fallacy. Look, I don't know who you are, or what your background is, and without that, there's nothing I can do to convince you that AI is being used in w
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by 1dom 2mo ago
> If this is the case it should be quite easy for you to provide examples of excellent AI-fiction. I feel that's the opposite of the toupee fallacy. The lack of labelled excellent AI fiction supports the idea that there's a lot
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by 1dom 2mo ago
I don't mean to be confrontational, but the key detail you thought I missed, about it being complicated, was a fairly crucial part of my point that you've overlooked: My parents when I was young ended up having to figure out how t
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by 1dom 2mo ago
> AI writing makes me vomit. I think this was fairly obvious and fair 1 - 2 years ago. Now though, I have to wonder if people who think this with such conviction are falling for the toupee fallacy. You said it yourself: someone you consi
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by 1dom 2mo ago
I might be being overly cynical here, but I think part of the problem is parents expect to give their kids the internet so they don't have to spend so much time/attention with them. I think this means any solution which involves a
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by 1dom 3mo ago
Sorry, it wasn't meant to come across as a complaint with copy and paste curl command, I agree with you it's convenient and I generally like it. However, the sort of tools that generally provide it also generally have a GitHub lin
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by 1dom 3mo ago
This is a really cool idea, and very appealing. Also very nice that it looks usable with just an SSH client. It would be useful if it was explained what the companion client is for? Another small personal gripe: I think you should either re
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by 1dom 3mo ago
It's possible to login and interact and use late.sh with just your SSH client - there's no need to download or run custom code. But you that did make me realise that they don't have a github link on that page anywhere. Your t
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by 1dom 3mo ago
That's fair, I completely get that. I guess I was just surprised that there's an expectation that a website with content like Gwern's would be up front about their real identity. I'm trying to understand how widespread t
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by 1dom 3mo ago
I think you're inferring something that people aren't implying, and that inference leads to you eventually discussing how ATProto is better than mastodon. I think this doesn't look great, particularly at a time where there&#x
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by 1dom 3mo ago
Dan, you really should refine this line of reasoning a bit as it feels not very nice in some way: it feels like you're picking an unintuitive/uncommon definition for "instance" and then using that to tell everyone they&#
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by 1dom 3mo ago
Gwern has been around for ages. I remember citing a few of their pages during my postgraduate work over 15 years ago. At the time, it wasn't easy (or even possible?) to find their name at all. I've always assumed Gwern was anonymo
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by 1dom 3mo ago
From the article: > I had an idea when I bought Castro that human support based around actual user experience was an easy differentiator. Sorry for taking that a bit too literally. The other points still stand. You have interesting exper
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by 1dom 3mo ago
That's fair, thanks for the response. I'd like to respectfully disagree with it being clear what the learnings are. Your conclusion says: > In other words, the best approach for us is what most companies do. The failure here, b
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by 1dom 3mo ago
> I had an idea when I bought Castro that human support based around actual user experience was an easy differentiator. I’ve rarely gotten useful answers from support from services I use. I thought if I used my own product every day, rea
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by 1dom 3mo ago
I think the comments in this thread are a little unhinged, and it's making me concerned about the sincerity and knowledge of the average commenter here. The fact is the post shows no evidence of anything malicious being hidden, only th

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