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by Jensson 1y ago
But without that level of autonomy it is hard to say it is more autonomous than an average human. You might not want it, but that is what humans are. Every human every day has the choice to not go to work, has the choice not to follow the l
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by Jensson 1y ago
It shows the poster they responded to was wrong when they said "It would be pretty difficult for the IDF to increase their level of collateral damage.". It wouldn't be difficult at all to increase collateral damage, just figh
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by Jensson 1y ago
It used to, it could quickly get back support if there was a reason to.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> You are welcome to set up such a forum provider today. You probably won't be able to get sponsors for it though. Reddit used to be much more lightly moderated, but they wanted to be able to run ads/make money. Thanks for answ
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by Jensson 1y ago
Ok, you could have made that more clear, I didn't even consider the possibility that you didn't know the Jews did bad things when you heard that, so it sounded to me like you just wanted them to say bad things about Jews in this l
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by Jensson 1y ago
> If it wasn't them and it was all Google's idea to censor this without any influence from governments or these organizations We actually has the emails the Biden administration sent to Youtube, here is a quote they sent: &
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by Jensson 1y ago
The only reason we need moderation is that we have discussions, youtube videos doesn't have that feature, you can't attach a video to another persons video, but you can attach a comment here to another persons comment. I am all fo
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by Jensson 1y ago
Have you seen the emails the Biden Administration sent to Youtube? Here is a quote verbatim that they sent to Youtube: > we want to be sure that you have a handle on vaccine hesitancy generally and are working toward making the problem b
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by Jensson 1y ago
Did they really bring up how the Arab massacred the Israelis during the partitioning when they talked about the 6 day war? If that was what you meant you should have said that, but you didn't so I don't believe it, to me it looks
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by Jensson 1y ago
> If they did that, people would leave the service in droves for a competitor with reasonable moderation. Did people leave Google in droves in favor of a competitor that censors out all porn from search results? No, people had no issue t
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by Jensson 1y ago
Common carrier also applies to phones and electricity and so on, it is what prevents your phone service provider from deciding who you can call or what you can say. Imagine a world where your phone service provider could beep out all your s
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by Jensson 1y ago
You do realize Arabs also massacred a lot of Jews at the same time? Both sides were absolutely abhorrent at the time, it was war between quickly assembled militias and civilians fighting for survival, that is never going to end well. Exampl
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by Jensson 1y ago
You do see a lot of vaccine skepticism in such countries, this study found about half of Africans view vaccines negatively. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9903367/
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But Youtube did this after government coercion, so what is the difference?
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> No one owes you distribution unless you have a contract saying otherwise. The common carrier law says you have to for for some things, so it makes sense to institute such a law for some parts of social media as they are fundamental eno
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by Jensson 1y ago
Text completer is still the most apt allegory. If you ask it to open a file and do something with it, often it wont open the file and just text complete the output. That failure mode never happens in any sort of human, it just happens becau
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by Jensson 1y ago
But the database doesn't hallucinate data, if always does exactly what you ask it to do and gives you reliable numbers unless you ask it to do a random operation.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> (to be pedantic "Excel" doesn't make mistakes, people trusting its defaults do) So what is your point? An expert that mastered excel don't have to check that excel calculated things correctly, he just need to check
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by Jensson 1y ago
That was what I had at google 8 years ago, today its not expensive at all, any serious developer should have about that. If you develop on a weak laptop then that is on you / your company, should get a proper machine. Its good if tools
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by Jensson 1y ago
> It matters very much, because it is unprecedented and outrageous It isn't unprecedented, Biden administration did that as well. This is normal for the US government, they never were strict with free speech they always pressured co
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by Jensson 1y ago
He wouldn't be reinstated if it was censorship. The government didn't back down, just Disney did. This just shows Disney wasn't forced to remove him as some thought, they cancelled his show willingly so could take it back.
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by Jensson 1y ago
Are you implying that was due to HN right wing bias? If so why is this the topic about Jimmy Kimmel not flagged when it is clearly left wing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45282482 In general all topics about politic
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by Jensson 1y ago
Why would I think that? I just dislike how Americans refuse to criticize their own side when they do bad things and I feel that is the biggest problem you have. Most people don't switch side over small differences, so as long as Democr
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by Jensson 1y ago
They were making large overreaches and censorship, thinking anything else also makes you a person from this book. This report was written when Biden was still in power, it details how they did pressure companies to censor material and not j
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by Jensson 1y ago
> For starters, Germany does not give a single person the right to be king with decrees and military leadership. Separation between civilian leaders and military leaders is a big one, yeah. When the same person controls both the military
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Professors have been publishing papers advocating for legal bans of gender affirming care for ages Tattoos are banned on anyone under 18 for good reasons. Protect the children, parents shouldn't have the freedom to ruin their kids
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by Jensson 1y ago
What do you mean? That is exactly what they are trained for, you just do the same thing but even more aggressively. US cops are already pretty aggressive but you can dial that up a lot, they are already trained for this. Tell the cops that
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by Jensson 1y ago
> We have several recent real-world examples of that not working out for the military. Only when the military is not serious since they are not fighting for their own lands and the civilians are backed by another country. When the milita
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People have built complex working mostly bug free products without code reviews so humans are not that flawed. With humans and code reviews now two humans looked at it. With LLM and code review of the LLM output now one human looked at it,
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by Jensson 1y ago
It does mean the males can't evolve further though, so at some point this will die out when situation changes and those males can no longer survive as well.

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