Argonaut998

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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
Uber had only 25B invested in them before their IPO. OpenAI has 120B invested in them currently which excludes these kinds of deals (as far as I’m aware)!
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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
Does anyone feel that the jig is almost up? Surely the returns aren’t anywhere close to what investors expect with the sheer amount of cash at this point in time. Are Anthropic and OpenAI rushing to IPO for immediate cash so they can delay
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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
Yes and calories as labelled aren't "true calories" either. Not all calories are equal.
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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
Dog meat isn't available here, and where it is available in countries such as China and Vietnam, they are readily tortured and boiled alive to make the meat 'taste better'. No thanks. It is for the same reason I do not eat po
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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
Sorry, let me eat 1.8kg of lentils instead. The point I was making is that there is a need for both.
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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
Nothing, like the 10s of generations before me.
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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
That's what screenreaders are for
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by Argonaut998 6mo ago
Yes let me eat 5.7kg of broccoli per day instead of 500g of beef to meet my protein macros
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by Argonaut998 7mo ago
I haven’t seen any women be bussed or blown up with a drone yet. Are you sure this is the case?
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by Argonaut998 7mo ago
You are making an argument from authority too though. Even ignoring my point, these people have more insight than anyone into their own products and their harmful/beneficial nature.
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by Argonaut998 7mo ago
Do they need to be? If I was a billionaire surrounded by the most educated and competent people in the world I wouldn't even spare a thought for the "Whole words are better than phonics" crowd.
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by Argonaut998 7mo ago
I’m probably missing some subtext or sarcasm here but because they don’t have ICBMs to reach the US?
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
I don't know what steps they can take. I suppose the best course of action is to deactivate the account if the LLM deems the user mentally unwell. Although that is just additional guardrails that could hurt the quality of the LLM.
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
“Is illegal” Well yes, that’s my point. :) 2. Is a woman being arrested and charged with causing “anxiety” for a series of tweets. 3. Is the same; wrongthink guised as “threats” etc If you just want to defend the censorship as is your right
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
It’s bad now and not perfect for sure, but I doubt these instances would be upheld by the higher courts.
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
[1] https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/feb/14/transgender-... [2] https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Scottow-... ”Margaret Dodd of one offence
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
I’m European and I do not. France and the UK especially come from the same liberal intellectual root as the USA. What we see today is a bastardisation of these principles in Europe. Only the US was smart enough to canonise it into law.
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
Nope. People are certainly being arrested for speech (e.g. opinions) that would be protected by the first amendment in the US. Guising it under a scary sounding law doesn’t change the nature of it.
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
Be that as it may, people are being arrested for expressing wrong think
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
Press freedom !== entirety of freedom of speech European politicians are calling every day to censor social media. People are arrested regularly for social media posts. Censorship is absolutely an issue in Europe and it’s only getting worse
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
Two accounts of mine were banned for some reason and my sub was refunded. Literally from just inane conversations. Conversations also disappear and break randomly, but this happens on ChatGPT too sometimes
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by Argonaut998 8mo ago
1. Because it is referring to the Super Bowl which was last week 2. Because everyone knows China is a surveillance state. It’s also entirely done by the state. 3. As above, the US’ surveillance is masked under private companies. This is far
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
Imagine coping so much that you go through my history to find out where I’m from. Anyway, it seems like people like myself and the US are the ones who want peace. Regardless, I support Ukraine’s whole right to their territories and what it
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
It is deceptive and doesn’t help Zelenskyy’s image in the eyes of Trump and Putin.
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
People are stupid and prone to blatant propaganda, that’s why. Even the so-called critical thinkers on this very website. Remember the Ghost of Kiev?
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
No, a shared resource worth billions and an avenue for trade and repaired relations between the EU and Russia being sabotaged and false flagged by another country has the onus on that country.
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
Also affects the camera icon on the Lock Screen (bottom right). It also affects a partial left swipe gesture too which is very easy to do when the screen is touched
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
Fair enough, I'm not a Java developer actually, but I know all the guys in work use it over everything else. I've tried VSCode for Java development a few years ago and it wasn't suitable as an IDE, just as a file editor.
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
Make no mistake, this is not UBI. It is welfare/subsidisation by the taxpayer who actually brings in income. UBI is, well, universal. "UBI" that is not universal is welfare.
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by Argonaut998 10mo ago
For Java development nothing comes close. VSCode feels like a text editor in comparison, even with its extensions As for general development JetBrains just works. VSCode requires a bunch of extensions made by different independent authors w

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