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by breppp 2mo ago
I see it as the Anti-AI aesthetic. When you write using this style it is obvious this isn't LLM generated and you signal this is well thought out. If you noticed Sam Altman's latest posts he moved to all lower case, including &quo
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by breppp 2mo ago
The way I see it is the cultural change happened after the Prussian elites lost power and the general German public understood their recent history as far from the eternal victory they were promised. That's a major cultural change howe
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by breppp 2mo ago
> I cannot change that, it's part of the culture, it annoyed me to no end, and my individual actions didn't matter at all while making my life harder. That's never true, countries changed extremely, also cultural-wise. If
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by breppp 2mo ago
The issue here is probably because you need to show how your work relates to AI to get promoted
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by breppp 2mo ago
Yes, using a warrant from a court. If the government wants to break into my house they can also do that with a warrant. Not exactly the same as having a key to my house though, and very far from a malware. Also to be more specific, In apple
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by breppp 2mo ago
Algeria used to be France, not just a "territory they are keeping". So we have an overseas territory in another continent whose acquisition literally marked the beginning of the age of colonization. Sounds like a colony
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by breppp 2mo ago
As far as I remember they mandate you connect to it in order for you to operate it. We all know why, which is Adtech, but like cars or smart TVs, you as a customer either skip the entire segment or yield.
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by breppp 2mo ago
I have, I still have not heard how the US government uses these as malware, but I would love to learn something new
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by breppp 2mo ago
You'd have to be a bit more specific of which government malware you found in Android/iOS devices, cause that would be interesting
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by breppp 2mo ago
You assume a lot of things, sometimes you have to connect it to the internet for it to work (such as robovacuums)
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by breppp 2mo ago
Iraqi Jews had other stories of food migration. For example there is the curious fact where due to Iraqi Jews the falafel in Israel has Amba as a condiment, originally an Indian mango chutney
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by breppp 2mo ago
I think the most obvious aspect of this is that obsessingly customizing your environment for productivity is usually a sign of lack of focus and procrastination. So this story is not surprising In the AI world you see it with the overly ela
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by breppp 2mo ago
Intent is a major part of a crime severity, and it's hard to attribute intent to OpenAI here
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by breppp 2mo ago
The issue is which time signature do you trust without selecting an SSID, maybe by power? But I agree this can be an issue albeit small one in my opinion
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by breppp 2mo ago
I assume you don't need to implement a full network stack just to read a discovery packet and it would be easy to add to future wifi routers
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by breppp 2mo ago
I don't know how practical but I always thought of extending the Wifi protocol with a clock broadcast That way all the microwaves of the world could listen in and update their clocks accordingly
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by breppp 2mo ago
We could reintroduce malaria, that might be a nice return to nature
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by breppp 2mo ago
No, there might be lesser known periods in USA history but none that are censored. Also generally the USA had never done crimes in the scale of the CCP (around 30+ million dead)
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by breppp 2mo ago
I am still impressed by the fact we have found a way to feed data to matter and get human surpassing intelligence, that's a very unexpected advance
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by breppp 2mo ago
Fair enough you don't care, some people might want to know about the Uyghur happy camps, mass organ harvesting and such. In a world where information sources are only going to dwindle, it is not in anyone's interest to empower act
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by breppp 2mo ago
Software is protected by the DMCA, patents, licenses, EULAs, all of those aren't there for books. I doubt new laws won't be written for model outputs. Also, if model output distillation is shown as some form of reverse engineering
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by breppp 2mo ago
One example is that a totalitarian government known for erasing historical record of its crimes will control an arbitrator of truth.
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by breppp 2mo ago
Reverse engineering has stronger protections than merely copyright infringement
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by breppp 2mo ago
Because model output is probably far closer to software or a licensed work which possibly has greater protections than it is to copyright. There is far less possibility of fair use, it might be protected by patents, license or reverse engin
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by breppp 3mo ago
I thought that went on until 2020, in any case, sure after the corporate taxes of the entire world were funneled there and had created data centers and imported a workforce to Ireland, it is now a place worth investing in. However that does
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by breppp 3mo ago
The low corporate tax might be fair although questionable, however the entire Double Irish Dutch Sandwich mechanism was a way to take taxes of other countries citizens
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by breppp 3mo ago
I thought that's the prior art https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Waldo_Moment
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by breppp 3mo ago
That and misappropriating a lot of the taxes of other countries in the process
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by breppp 3mo ago
Well I can look back and I don't see a lot of evil done in computer programming. At the worst end of the industry, all those privacy incursions can be very trivial when compared to any of the real evils of the physical world. I think t
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by breppp 3mo ago
> There was no evidence for “poor people are evil”. Most thieves, murderers, etc were poor, they weren't? Then they were explained as special cases. When you come with a premade conclusion based on ideology it is usually very easy t

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