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by bko 3mo ago
Thats kind of missing the point. There's nothing magical about "level 5". This is stupid academic nonsense, not an objective test or anything that can be measured: > The vehicle can drive anywhere in road traffic and under
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by bko 3mo ago
My favorite LeCun was when he was talking about LLMs understanding the real world. In the clip he essentially said "If I have a water bottle on this book and I push the book, the water bottle will move as well. A 3 year old can tell yo
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by bko 3mo ago
I think the rules are there are hard limits unless a multi-trillion dollar company IPOs with a significant absolute float, in which case tracking the "market" obviously includes said company.
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by bko 3mo ago
I see crazy stuff relating to conspiracy theories about Kirk every day. It's not censored. If you don't see the contradiction around censorship while seeing a ton of controversial opinions, I don't know how to convince you. I
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by bko 3mo ago
I get a ton of ppl on my feed that I do not follow that say awful things about Musk daily. What are you talking about?
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Musk: We will make the codebase of X open source, no exceptions(twitter.com)
5 points by bko 3mo ago|1 comments
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by bko 3mo ago
It's censored and there is a ton of controversial opinions being spread? Do you see how these two statements are in conflict? What is being censored? You don't like some speech but that's proof that restrictions on speech hav
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by bko 3mo ago
How has it gotten worse? You have a lot more freedom on all social media platforms than you did 4 years ago. What's gotten worse in some countries is the government censorship which I'm against.
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by bko 3mo ago
> Thousands of people aren't arrested for "mean comments" or similar What are they arrested for, or are you disputing the number?
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by bko 3mo ago
Here's an example of Westmidlands police bragging about arresting a 12 year old for racist posts. There are 30 arrests a day for offensive online messages. It's not heavily reported for some reason but it's very real. https:
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by bko 3mo ago
Sure there was basically a cartel in social media. You saw coordinated censorship campaigns to ban the former president of the United States for example. But I wouldn't discount the amount of political interference there as well. The l
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by bko 3mo ago
Just saying "regulate" it is not an answer and won't give you the results you think. What you'll get is restrictions on speech. UK arrests thousands every year for what essentially amounts to mean tweets. There have been
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by bko 3mo ago
> I’d go with Cambridge for the experience alone He didn't ask which experience is better. He said his goal is flexibility and money in the long term. > Letting this AI stuff shake out some more is also a bonus... There will be c
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by bko 3mo ago
> they get to treat people like they did ants on the playground or freshman on the football team with impunity I've never seen this. Instead I see cops taking abuse more often than not. Crazy person in the street screaming at the co
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by bko 3mo ago
Lets make it not available to them, deal?
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by bko 3mo ago
I'll take shifting crime as long as it's away from me. Camera's 100% prevent crime because you catch the bad guy, and in a sane society lock the person up so he can no longer commit crime. See how that works?
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by bko 3mo ago
Thats not necessary. They have the loving embrace of Nest cameras connected directly to Google. Gladly share footage when there's a string of property crimes. Whats your point?
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by bko 3mo ago
Police body cameras have completely dispelled this notion and are a god-send to the vast majority of police officers that want to do good work. So much so the left has turned against them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP4_
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by bko 3mo ago
Violent crime / property crime per 100k people: Bridgeport ~393 ~1,700 Greenwich ~9.4 ~867 More cops, more crime! In other news, wet sidewalks cause rain.
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by bko 3mo ago
Grant me the liberty to camp out on a public sidewalk and use hard drugs in a children's playground or give me death!
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by bko 3mo ago
What planet do you live on? Go to a low crime neighborhood. Cops are super friendly and basically spend their day happily helping old ladies cross the street or getting cats down from trees. If you think cops like cracking heads and dealing
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by bko 3mo ago
Cool, I choose to live in a highly policed neighborhood with well funded police. Essentially a gated community. You can enjoy your "freedom", but based on the real estate prices, I think more people have my preference.
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by bko 3mo ago
You have someone in charge. You know who to question. You can even spam him on social media and a decent chance he'll reply. Try to get something out of the CEO of Bank of America or some other faceless corporation
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by bko 3mo ago
I don't know, I'd prefer cops have access to technology that helps them apprehend criminals and enforce the law. Better audits and accountability are the solution, not removing technology.
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by bko 3mo ago
I think Flock is probably the worst solution besides all the rest. They seem to be the most auditable and accountable. The fact that anyone even knows the service and founder is a testament to accountability.
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by bko 3mo ago
That's why you have a constitution with rights that are not up for vote. Even relying on people to vote no is not enough.
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by bko 3mo ago
> Cops don’t care about stolen cars. Or stolen things from cars So you're just anti police. You take the most uncharitable view about the police you're impossible to argue with. > I’ve given them footage of such a crime and.
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by bko 3mo ago
They don't care bro. Same way you likely use Gmail and a million other services that are centralized. How about we have something good w technology, like using it to catch criminals
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by bko 3mo ago
Police should do their jobs and do so once empowered. They can't accept "trust me bro" when catching a criminal. Hope that helps
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by bko 3mo ago
> as evidenced by the thousands of posts that state such reservations. Posts on forums are not real life. Look at revealed preferences. Many people have cameras on their property. People prefer to live in neighborhoods with well funded p

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