breezybottom

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by breezybottom 2mo ago
That's the absurd libertarian logic. I'm supposed to be able to assess the credibility of whatever credentials I'm shown? Despite having no expertise in the field?
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
What's funny about that? If people started hallucinating from coffee that would be considered an ill effect.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Milton Friedman was a libertarian crank. I'm a consumer and I'm quite happy that doctors and lawyers are licensed.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
How could you not? Grok said that he's more athletic than Lebron James.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Right, because nobody here has made technology or coding part of their identity.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Your source for his intelligence is that his employees glaze him? Surely one of the smartest people in the world has written or published something groundbreaking, right? Surely his sole intellectual contribution isn't shitposting on T
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Yes it must be hard reading views that are different from your own.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Spirit vs letter
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
I've never known any firefighters to prompt engineer a blaze, but perhaps you don't consider that a "serious" job.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Digital piracy is considered stealing in most countries.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
That is the issue, you just rephrased it to sound softer (public knowledge isn't a legal term). Fair use law isn't supposed to apply to commercial activity. So it is absolutely about using copyrighted work for LLM training.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Less AI slop sounds like a win to me. Let China drown in it.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
How could "your meaning" come through if a computer is writing it?
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
People have been posting some variant of this comment for three years, and it's no more true today. Ever notice that the "prompt engineer" career hasn't materialized?
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Almost nothing you said is true. The point of tragedy of the commons is that regulation is necessary, as opposed to the libertarian "self-regulating market". It's very real, and not in any way "debunked". Many fish
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
It's excludable, so I don't think it can be considered a common good.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Billionaires own the media. Why would they blame themselves?
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
That's observational, self-reported data. In other words, completely worthless.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
You should never restrict a cat to a vegan diet. That is very unhealthy for them.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
You do realize some of us were alive in the 1990's? That's a really odd thing to lie about.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
No it doesn't. That graph shows minutes of coverage on ABC, CBS, and NBC, and FOX; a cherry picked stat that excludes newspapers, magazines, any non-American media, as well as major networks like MSNOW, or entertainment like Last Week
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
I can't think of any case where that's true. Einstein was recognized as a genius before his death. Most are recognized from childhood (Carl Friedrich Gauss, John Nash, Blaise Pascal, John von Neumann, etc.)
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Someone needed to understand engineering for the industrial revolution to happen, even if most people didn't.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Enough people cared that they decided to ban AI submissions in the future. Did you even click the link before commenting?
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
It's going to be hard for you to do more of that, considering that AI forms are destroying the books. You know, the whole point of the article...
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Colonizing the solar system for resources is something that's said by people who don't understand astronomy or space technology (like Elon Musk).
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
So what? You can't see the difference between "the average person doesn't understand it" and "no one understands it"?
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
The grammar may have improved, but it's still just AI slop. I see these garbage papers all the time.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
Consider that you're not actually hearing major and minor intervals, you're hearing approximations of them due to 12TET.
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by breezybottom 2mo ago
The Abundance guy has a literature podcast? The grift never ends...

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