Alex2037

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by Alex2037 9mo ago
>I wanna see laws targeting addictive design systems and harmful content. then you're going to see president Hegseth using those laws to ban video games and pornography.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
plant protein is vastly inferior to animal protein. they don't feed livestock fishmeal for the hell of it.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
>We know Russia was behind a whole lot of the pro-infection movement. yes, yes, there was no vaccine skepticism in the West before COVID.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
insisting, against an overwhelming amount of irrefutable evidence to the contrary, that states like Australia and France are benevolent toward their citizens, does indeed make one a bootlicker. was persecuting COVID dissidents "russian
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
the services that comply with speech suppression and privacy violation orders will be deemed acceptable, and those who don't won't.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
things I like are good. things I don't like are bad.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
bro, parroting "AI bad" on any social media full of the terminally online folx gets you free updoots.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
what the fuck compelled you to censor "Brainfuck"?
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
>free speech types heh.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
>Ukraine's resources one of the most absurd things about this war is that Russia doesn't need any Ukrainian resources. >technical capabilities the only technical capability that Ukraine has and Russia hasn't is America&
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
>An army without drone experience could get ripped to shreds facing either one. there would be no trench warfare in a NATO-Russia war. we already saw what happens when Soviet/Russian tech meets F35 and B2 - Israel and US bombed the
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
AI "news" you see here are mostly current thing grift. not nearly enough innovation is happening to satisfy the 24x7 news cycle, so all we see is "CURRENT THING BAD", regurgitated ad nauseam.
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by Alex2037 9mo ago
you have to consider how little value an average American software 'engineer' had to produce to remain employed during the era of ZIRP and COVID overhiring. two competent people doing actual work 8 hours a day could replace te
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
okay, and? what do you picture happening if Western AI companies cease to operate tomorrow and fire all their researchers and engineers?
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
>Congress and the President can easily be pressured to vote in laws that the public wants this president? :)))
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
>We know this is illegal >It's a CRYSTAL CLEAR violation of the law in the court of reddit's public opinion, perhaps. there is, as far as I can tell, no definite ruling about whether training is a copyright violation. and ev
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
>It's an old argument of tech capitalists that nothing can be done because technology's advance is like a physical law of nature. it is. >The nuclear arms race and proliferation were largely stopped. 1. the incumbents kept t
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
by eloquence I mean, well, being well-spoken. I only speak two languages, and I feel that my ability to express myself in my native Russian degrades severely after periods of time away from home - for example, I often forget words, or fail
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
ditto. I believe it is impossible to be proficient and eloquent in more than one language at a time.
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
it is delightfully damning that you people say such things out loud :)
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
>saying Kazakhstan is independent... that's rich. The moment Kazakh government thinks about denouncing russian as official language, putin will send a new government at the time of the empire's collapse, Putin was essentially a
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
what exactly am I propagandizing here? also, Путин - хуйло, Крым - Украина. happy now?
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
depressing - certainly, disrespectful - perhaps, but dumb? if instead of Gorbachev there had been another Stalin (or the current version of Putin), the empire would have endured that period of turbulence intact, and you would still be part
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
sure, they could, hypothetically, close the borders and begin a campaign of forced insemination, but those babies would have no fathers to provide for them, and the state - any state - really resents footing the bill for child rearing, goin
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
lol, no. it will not even maintain its current extinction-tier TFR of 1.02, let alone maintain its current population. like every other civilized people, the Chinese have largely realized that the game is rigged and the only winning move is
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
yeah, well, it was all we had, hence llama.cpp, ollama, r/localllama, etc, all of which look increasingly silly now that it's highly unlikely we'll ever have another Llama.
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
it's great for everything that doesn't need writing data to disk (although some limited persistence can be had by storing data in the URL). the bummer is that even Firefox doesn't allow saving/opening .html files on mobi
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
if Llama counts, then it tasted great (while it lasted).
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
I could, but I would get flagged :^)
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by Alex2037 10mo ago
what was supposed to be the important part, "AI bad"? the author is not some clueless pedestrian, they are clearly online enough to be fully aware that all social media companies treat their users like cattle. so why the pikachu f

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