andersonpico

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by andersonpico 6mo ago
is this really the case ? I thought they had given up on fleet
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by andersonpico 6mo ago
> China arbitrarily traps people in China without any such thing or any due process whatsoever. What makes you think there's no legal process for blocking nationals from leaving China?It's a very common instrument and in a bunc
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by andersonpico 6mo ago
They certainly can.
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by andersonpico 6mo ago
Oh no the great war crime of _getting called a warmonger_ for bombing children in schools and invading other countries... Your grievances with how you perceive other people opinion of the US are irrelevant when confronted with the warmorger
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by andersonpico 6mo ago
> Criticising America is nothing new or subversive. Hunter s Thompson was doing it all these years ago and much more interestingly and on point than anyone on here could. The existence better critique out there is irrelevant if you don&#
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by andersonpico 6mo ago
> anti-AI folks who’ve learned they get positive social reactions by declaring essentially everything to be AI written and condemnable. that's a strawman alright; all the comments complaining how they can't use their writing st
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
Websites could scan your local network covertly up until a few years ago; now it requires explicit permission (like notifications, location, etc)
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
From "The Attack: How it works", its just checking the user agent string: function a() { return "undefined" != typeof window && window && "node" !== window.appEnvironment; } function s
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
How is probing your browser for installed extensions not "scanning your computer"? Calling the title misleading because they didn't breach the browser sandbox is wrong when this is clearly a scenario most people didn't t
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
this is a massive violation of trust > The scan doesn’t just look for LinkedIn-related tools. It identifies whether you use an Islamic content filter (PordaAI — “Blur Haram objects, real-time AI for Islamic values”), whether you’ve insta
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
It goes from "llms can do everything as well or better to a human" to "quality doesn't really matter" really fast.
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
Your selective respect for work is a glaring double standard. The effort to produce the original content they scraped is order of magnitudes bigger than what it took to train the model, so if this wasn't enough to protect the authors f
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
> Do people complain about being scammed with Windows They do. They absolutely do. Where have you been in the last 20 years? Windows has had a reputation as an unsafe ecosystem for decades. Even amongst non-tech people. And even with the
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
vibe coded bullshit; also why is it top of the front page? are we botting votes now?
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
and if you published software here it would also be suspicious
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
shouldn't you be particularly attentive to your bias then? an article came out that _seems_ to confirm your previous belief that you arrive at without really testing? like everyone itt that is looking like the comments of an steven cro
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
sock puppet account
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
Não é exatamente surpreendente que os BRs que frequentam um lugar como esse seriam misantropos, especialmente os que tem mais ou menos a sua cara, mas depois de ler as merdas que tu posta online vi que é o pacote completo: ancap, noiado com
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
drive by comments, don't know why it isn't flagged, doesn't contribute anything to the discussion
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
How so? Half the people here have LLM delusion in every thread posted here; more than half of the things going to the frontpage are AI. Just look at hours where Americans are awake.
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
the things people are comfortable delegating are really surprising, but the emotional reaction here is even more so: people are genuinely moved, it is bizarre
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by andersonpico 7mo ago
Why reclaiming city space is biased but covering the thing in parking lots is not?
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by andersonpico 9mo ago
> This is probably part of an effort to position them (...) who is "them" referring to in this sentence?
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by andersonpico 9mo ago
their cynicism is perfectly understandable once you correctly identified the demographics (which you did), so I'm not sure why you're holding pessimism against poor people with a bleak future; like it or not that's far more a
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by andersonpico 10mo ago
it's definitely not and would be absurd to suggest otherwise, but isn't it also a very common way of illustrating the dilution of responsibilities among a very large group of people?
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by andersonpico 10mo ago
oh that's a pretty nice summary of the points in the article, and while it seems to have sprung a nice discussion about interesting topics, the whole thread seems to have not understood the author as clearly
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by andersonpico 11mo ago
your whole text above is useless for everyone but you, but I understand you can't contain how you feel about woman
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by andersonpico 11mo ago
> (especially women) It's always about that isn't it? Not getting the reaction you want, vilifying your interlocutor, then run crying with fingers in your ears screaming "lalala I didn't want it anyway" and decla
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by andersonpico 11mo ago
> I think it's sad that performative emotions & vulnerability seem to be a popular thing to have to signal for acceptance. You only think it's performative because you think people are signaling. They're not and perfor
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by andersonpico 11mo ago
divorced dad take

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