Timon3

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by Timon3 8mo ago
No, it's a tool for converting money into influence. Musk already has a fairly direct way to disseminate his thoughts towards any Twitter users, but that leaves out many people. With Grokipedia he can automatically inject his biases an
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by Timon3 8mo ago
It doesn't matter whether people decide to use it, existing AI tools already do. I've seen Grokipedia listed as a source in ChatGPT responses. Potentially any AI query can now be poisoned by Musks Mecha-Hitler.
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by Timon3 8mo ago
No, many people say exactly that and make a lot of money doing so while also telling us that all the evidence is fake.
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by Timon3 8mo ago
Grok posts the pictures publicly, everyone can see them. The postal network transports a letter, and only the person reading the letter can see the contents. These situations are in no way comparable.
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by Timon3 8mo ago
Just wanted to second "Flow" - undoubtedly one of the best animated movies of all time! Give it a try if you can, you won't regret it.
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by Timon3 8mo ago
Weird that those same services don't send a login token to the registered number.
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by Timon3 8mo ago
We don't have to guess, the PRs & history are still there. You could easily go through them and find examples of the project members being unreasonable about ABI compatibility. But of course that would destroy the narrative.
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by Timon3 8mo ago
> Freedesktop wants to kill X11 and are working continuously on that, to the point if rejecting patches and banning developers. Are you referring to the developer of Xlibre, who submitted multiple broken patches & kept breaking ABI c
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by Timon3 8mo ago
Again, just because that's the case in Finland doesn't mean it's the case everywhere in Europe.
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> Your source clearly says that the first inspection needs to be at least four years after registration, [...] That doesn't mean the first inspection is only required after four years, only that it must be required after four year
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> They by what metric can you say the conservative sub isn't representative? You're just assuming it because they delete some dissenting comments? No, not because they delete "some dissenting comments", but because th
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> I said "If they only deleted comments from comments on the left, I think the sub would still be representative, maybe less so, but still so." Exactly, do you not see the logical contradiction? As we both agree, they currently
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> Because the deleted dissent is not so great in number as to change the sub from being representative to non-representative. That does not relate to the question I asked. You said that the sub would be less representative if they stoppe
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> If they only deleted comments from comments on the left, I think the sub would still be representative, maybe less so, but still so. If they stopped deleting comments by conservatives, it would be less representative than it is now whe
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> See, I just don't think this is as significant as you do - there are still plenty of dissenting opinions on there. But you don't know what kind of dissenting opinions they're deleting, because you're not looking a
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> My apologies, you talked about scandals on the GOP side. I don't understand how that leads you to understand that I am affiliated with them? >> Yes, I can rule out confirmation bias. > How? First please explain how confir
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by Timon3 9mo ago
I never said I'm 'from the GOP side above'. Yes, I can rule out confirmation bias.
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It's as far away from representative as it can be. Again, I have not come across any comparably propagandized space anywhere else.
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> I'm pretty skeptical of that, honestly. I think if we apply Occam, it's just that there are enough people that do feel like that. After following that sub fairly closely in the days after big scandals on the GOP side since Ja
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by Timon3 9mo ago
It's fascinating - I seem to remember seeing this interaction happen time and time again with GP. I wonder why they keep leaving out the calls for arson.
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing this project! That's a really neat idea and would help me a lot with understanding code written by others. It's unfortunate that it's only available for Rust, but it makes sense that the language design rea
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Nobody thinks that the Trump supporters that stormed the capital could have overthrown the government. The coup attempt was much simpler - Trump wanted his supporters to interrupt the certification so the states could use alternative electo
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Well yes, since the commitment was to spend 2% by 2025.
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This is 100% a real factor in shaping opinions. Every piece of information we encounter affects us - that's how we're built & how we can learn. But this also makes us easy to influence by consistently repeating lies, like we&#
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by Timon3 9mo ago
The existence of a course on this topic is NOT evidence of "large use". The contents of the course might contain such evidence, or they might contain evidence that LLM use is practically non-existent at this point (the flowery lan
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Instead of asking me to spend $150 and 4 hours, could you maybe just share the insights you gained from this course?
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> This "random output machine" is already in large use in medicine so why exactly not? Where does "large use" of LLMs in medicine exist? I'd like to stay far away from those places. I hope you're not referri
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> What's really scary about it? What happens if US actually attacks baddies and wins the war? The really scary part is that the US are the baddies right now. What if they win the war?
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Usually followed by "... but I'd still vote for him again".
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> For the same reason ReasonML took years to overtake fartscroll.js in the number of stars on GitHub. Wow, that's a fascinating statistic! Certainly puts the popularity delta into a different light. On a separate note, the fartscrol

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