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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
She has explicitly stated she is in favor of those acts of violence against her country.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Is this a serious question? SK is a strong ally of the USA and along with Japan bolsters their presence in this part of Asia. China, a geopolitical enemy of the USA, is also lightly allied with NK.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
I’m struggling to see how OpenAI survives this in the long term. They have numerous competitors and their moat is weak. Google above all others seems poised to completely eat OpenAI’s lunch. They have the user base, ad network, their own ha
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Where did I mention the democratic party? I’m talking about the NYT. I also disagree with your statement, irrelevant as it is.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
The fact that you think NYT is “far left” is a great example of how incredibly far the overton window has shifted.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
> The west is not responsible for any deaths caused by governments that refuse to cooperate with us This US-centric mindset is so disgusting and emblematic of the narcissism of the west. The country has established itself as the most pot
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Sounds like punishment to me.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
It kind of is, though not explicitly. If you follow Andreas on X you will see a lot of his comments and replies are either a) posting about being aggrieved about users who are mean and rude on BlueSky or b) Amplifying traditional family val
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
There is a leader with a strong vision sure, but how long will he stick with it? We’ve seen him completely abandon a few projects now.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
You’re not being clever by questioning this, you’re just displaying ignorance of well stated definitions.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
The evidence of Israel’s genocide is plain to see. Israel is directly responsible for the systematic murder of countless civilians, a disgusting portion of which are children. What you are doing with this comment is attempting to shift the
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
This nonsense meta comment is pretty frustrating to me. Use a counter argument rather than wringing your hands and whining with no apparent critique other than “I don’t like that this person is being mean”
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Such utter drivel. A camera is not the equivalent of human eyes and sensory processing, let alone an entire human being engaging with the physical world.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Your misunderstanding of the point is wild. It’s not a comparison to battery/assault. It’s a reframing of the interaction to help understand the relationship at play here.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
This is a predominantly American website with American users. Your experience is of little relevance here.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
You didn’t read the article. There is no single authority social credit system in China.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
I live in the free and morally righteous West and I self censor all the time. Every single day. My beliefs would have me ostracized from communities and fired from my job.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
This is a weird take. I don’t know any developers who hate AWS. It’s the dominant cloud provider for a reason.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
I’m guessing you also didn’t read the report given that he was indeed on the conference call.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
The forgone conclusion that LLMs are the key or even a major step towards AGI is frustrating. They are not, and we are fooling ourselves. They are incredible knowledge stores and statistical machines, but general intelligence is far more th
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Even “only sort of works” is too generous for point #2. A dozen Claude Code agents spamming out code is… something. But it still does not replace a human, at all, even a junior one. It’s something else entirely.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
I have trouble imagining a world where I will ever pay for this. Unless it becomes as feature rich and powerful as an IDE like PyCharm, it’s not compelling.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Okay, that’s still not anti-American in any way.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
It feels like a lot of the core LLM progress has plateaued or is approaching the end of the asymptote. We’re seeing a ton of great tooling being built around LLMs to increase their utility, but I wonder how much more juice we can really squ
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
What makes you think these things aren’t subsidized? It would be very impressive if Claude was making money off of their $20/month users that hit their weekly limits.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
I’m having a lot of trouble parsing your post. You’re excited that billionaires will be able to swing around more billions than ever… to employ less people? What?
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Stop spamming the thread with this nonsense. The correct comparison is to other cities, because it’s a city. Not a state or a country.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Man this rhetoric is so empty and frankly idiotic. It’s not a country. It’s not a state. Compare like for like instead of doing these nonsense comparisons for dramatic effect.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Nice to see some balanced skepticism rather than the constant barrage of prognostication and bold opinions stated as fact. This kind of take doesn’t drive engagement though.
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by VerminOctopus1 1y ago
Chain of thought is not a form of diffusion. Diffusion models clearly have characteristics that are useful and worthy of further research and should not be “discontinued“

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