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by bakugo 1y ago
Listened to it and yeah... not only is the voice obvious AI, it drops an "It's not just X — it's Y" within the first 20 seconds. Copy-pasted straight from GPT. Likely safe to assume that everything on this site is AI gen
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Both sides of the story need to be heard before making a judgement. Your side begins and ends at being a reddit moderator for an industry subreddit while working in said industry as a CTO. Anything you say or do in this position should
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by bakugo 1y ago
As I aluded to in my post, how expensive the AI is depends entirely on how complex and optimized is. Remember that the process of encoding and sending packets to a client and receiving/decoding/processing the client's packets
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by bakugo 1y ago
> IF they're proven to be dangerous to others You are literally part of the problem. "Dangerous to others" is a meaningless phrase that can be twisted to mean anything you want.
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by bakugo 1y ago
Nowadays it's more like 20 players and 80 bots, so a lot less networking stuff going on, and the bot AI is so basic that I doubt it has a significant impact on server performance unless it's very badly implemented.
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by bakugo 1y ago
Except you'll still have to outright buy the car first and pay a subscription to use it.
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by bakugo 1y ago
At this point, I'm just counting the days until a monthly subscription paid to the manufacturer eventually becomes required to even start the car.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I can’t get my job done without a computer Are you really comparing an LLM to a computer? Really? There are many jobs today that quite literally would not exist at all without computers. It's in no way comparable. You use ChatGPT
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by bakugo 1y ago
You're working under the assumption that punching a prompt into ChatGPT and getting up to grab some coffee while it spits out thousands of tokens of meaningless slop to be used as a substitute for something that you previously would&#x
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by bakugo 1y ago
> But what if someone reaches autonomous AGI with this push? What is "autonomous AGI"? How do we know when we've reached it?
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by bakugo 1y ago
> This friend told me she can't work without ChatGPT anymore. This isn't a sign that ChatGPT has value as much as it is a sign that this person's work doesn't have value.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I don't know whether consumers/buyers are demanding that, or what. Consumers aren't demanding it, investors are. They see the hype and ridiculous amounts of money being invested into AI startups, and they're afraid
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by bakugo 1y ago
Not really data loss per se, but let me add my own story to the pile: just last week, I had a btrfs filesystem error out and go permanently read-only simply due to the disk becoming full. Hours of searching and no solution to be found, had
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Do you think non-white can’t be native British. Is Idris Elba not native British? > After hie many generations are you native British or is it impossible if you are not white? Consider the existence and meaning of the term "Nat
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by bakugo 1y ago
Pushing everyone who doesn't have a 100% positive opinion on mass immigration under the label of "racist far-right" actively contributes to the strengthening of said "racist far-right". I hope you're aware of t
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by bakugo 1y ago
He held the wrong political opinions.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I had to create this account just to answer you—is that suspicious too? No, but if you were to make 6 more comments under the same post all saying the same thing in an overly confident and aggressive tone, it would be.
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by bakugo 1y ago
Can you check the contents of your qBittorrent.conf for any suspicious commands?
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by bakugo 1y ago
How long have you been running this container? Can you check the contents of your qBittorrent.conf?
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by bakugo 1y ago
Brand new account, 7 different comments on this post, all aggressively trying to discredit it. A bit suspicious, don't you think?
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I still need to find a person who managed to change their political stance after seeing something similar. The intent was never to change your political stance. It's just plain old hate. Armchair political activists are always loo
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I don't know at what point people were convinced that the push against immigration is some kind of billionaire plot Much like most other leftist rhethotic, this belief is not based on any real logic. Basically, the entire process
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by bakugo 1y ago
No, inaction is inaction. Claiming otherwise is just a roundabout way of saying "you must actively support my agenda at all times, otherwise I will consider you my enemy, even if you take a neutral stance" that political activists
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I seem to remember some of DHH's controversy due to banning politics at basecamp or something. Is it related to that? I wouldn't be surprised. The presence of this quote in the linked document: > A person’s character is de
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by bakugo 1y ago
It heavily depends on the use case. For these AI setups, you're completely correct, because the people who talk about how amazing it is to run a <100B model at home almost never actually end up using it for anything real (mostly bec
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Impressive that they managed to ship crippling stuttering for 4 years in gaming laptops specifically. Makes you wonder about the end user psychology, evidently they didn't get a show stopping rate of product returns It's a ga
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Linux can emulate android. It can't emulate hardware attestation though, which most bank apps now require, so good luck with that.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I don't mind banks requiring it, I don't have to use that bank. What if all banks require it?
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Why do you need to access your bank account on your phone? My bank requires me to authenticate all online transactions via the phone app. Without it, it's not possible to make online payments.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> According to the npm statistics, nobody has downloaded these packages before they were deprecated Is this actually accurate? Packages with weekly downloads in the hundreds of thousands, yet in the 4+ hours that the malicious versions w

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