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by bertil 6mo ago
You might need to turn laws into formal proofs, and the existence of judges makes me think that’s not as likely as you would like. A commenting system would though—trained on countries’s precedents, jurisprudence and traditions might.
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by bertil 6mo ago
This is a key project, and I’m sure many countries have enough developers who might try and get it done, but a project that can do it for most legal systems (assuming the sources are on-line) would help a lot more people access legal resour
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by bertil 7mo ago
I would love to explain to Sam Altman that Elon Musk is a bad person and using his platform isn’t a sensible decision, but I feel like he remembers more evidence of that than I ever will be able to imagine.
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by bertil 7mo ago
How many people who reacted that way then are still at OpenAI? It seems that they have lost key people in several waves. How many people have joined since? I don’t think the people who lobbied for that are all still there, and I’m not sure
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by bertil 7mo ago
Can their solution recommend to shoot at combatants lost at sea? This is key because it's the textbook example of a war crime. It's also something that the current administration has bragged doing dozens of times. More succinctly:
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by bertil 8mo ago
I'm very tempted to agree that those markets are not providing a positive force, given the focus on questions for which a small group of people know the answer ahead of time. They are not sharing that information because it is not in t
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by bertil 8mo ago
I’m very tempted to agree with you: people who draw from description draw unicorns after being told about rhinoceroses. We have a lot of medieval monks’ drawings of elephants by description and theirs look like tapir with a trumpet stuck in
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by bertil 8mo ago
> a full-scale vehicle simulator The UK is such a situation, and this vehicle would have failed a driving test there.
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by bertil 8mo ago
The best reaction from Waymo would have been to start to lobby against letting those monster-trucks park on streets near schools. They are killing so many children, I'm flabbergasted they are still allowed outside of worksites.
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by bertil 9mo ago
I’m curious if it would have made sense to build it as a hydrofoil. There are a couple of electric boat companies that use that to reduce drag, wake and improve comfort on-board. The software to keep things level is non-trivial, but I don’t
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by bertil 11mo ago
I think you are massively overestimating the legal follow-through of an administration with opening hours so tight and irational they would be scadalous at a lingerie show.
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by bertil 11mo ago
A friend of mine has a relatively common first name and last name, and she regularly gets mail that is clearly not meant for her. She started a Facebook group for homonyms to help her route mail, and it now have a hundred members and have h
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by bertil 1y ago
You think there’s a material difference between Mein Kampf and the guys speeches? That’s where you are going to draw the line?
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by bertil 1y ago
It’s kind of hilarious how he called Orwell to deny something as blatant as Trump’s racism and immediately copied some absurd talking points from the darkest echo chambers of the internet. Denying that Trump is fascist because The United
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by bertil 1y ago
From Wikipedia: > In 1973, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Trump Management, Donald Trump and his father Fred, for discrimination against African Americans in their renting practices.[3][31] > Testers from the New York City Human
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by bertil 1y ago
You would struggle to find a single example for any of those. Find two inflammatory quotes for each. There hasn’t been a day in the last decade that Trump wasn’t making the news for a new insanely inflammatory remark—including in the last 4
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by bertil 1y ago
What have I ever written that would imply I’m pro gun violence? This comment is completely unacceptable and I demand that you delete it.
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by bertil 1y ago
You are the one using him as a reference. Neither of you care to understand what the other person is saying and grow from others’ experience; you only care to pretend to debate with people who already agree with you, and find witty quips if
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by bertil 1y ago
I reacted to the context of that video. You ignoring that and telling me that I didn’t do it is a nice illustrations of the problem I have with pretend debate.
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by bertil 1y ago
Constructive conversation would be you asking why we didn’t think this was, learning from our perspective. It’s when you use questions marks for something else than snark. You don’t seem to know what that looks like, so you telling me WITH
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by bertil 1y ago
So you don’t like debating?
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by bertil 1y ago
Most of the world, really. Japanese people are offended, so don’t do it there. People in other places tend to be flattered, so you can, occasionally. But the idea that you should pay your employees a living wage has been a well established
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by bertil 1y ago
> a pandering move to the mostly financially-illiterate populace I immediately assumed it was a clear overture to people who are very financially literate and who were expecting within minutes an email from their tax lawyer to explain
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by bertil 1y ago
> Watch the video and you will undoubtedly understand OP's point "I am right therefore I win" is all the proof I need that you have watched a lot of Charlie Kirk edits.
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by bertil 1y ago
The whole thing is aggressively imbalanced: he’s sat, protected by guards, on a stage over the other person; the people asking questions are standing, their back to a large vocal crowd that may of may not be armed. He’s cherry-picking one i
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by bertil 1y ago
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by bertil 1y ago
> we would not be better off without such extremist language poisoning people's minds I genuinely can’t tell if you realize that this is a description of the victim, and your comment could easily be construed as a justification for
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by bertil 1y ago
That’s essentially what black has done with Python, though.
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by bertil 1y ago
This rings incredibly true, with one major exception: Google Translate can’t handle Finnish to a point that’s both confusing and hilarious. If the output explains how asyncio works, I’m guessing the original discussion was about opening por
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by bertil 1y ago
Curious to hear about how they feel about many key StatSig people walking away, and Vijaye going to lead a different product. OpenAI bought it for internal use. They plan to put the public-facing product into more of a maintenance mode.

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