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by cbg0 2y ago
What point are you trying to make? Is it okay because others are doing it too? Is it bad? Also, it doesn't seem like ChatGPT is censoring this question: > Tell me about the genocide that Israel is committing > The topic of Israel
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by cbg0 2y ago
Censorship is one thing, and it can be caused by legal requirements present in all countries. The annoying thing is the propaganda which can span all sorts of subjects and impact the correctness of the information you're receiving.
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by cbg0 2y ago
> Who cares? Well, I do, and I'm sure plenty of people that use LLMs care about getting answers that are mostly correct. I'd rather have censorship with no answer provided by the LLM than some state-approved answer, like O1 doe
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by cbg0 2y ago
What are you basing this whataboutism on?
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by cbg0 2y ago
Aside from the usual Tiananmen Square censorship, there's also some other propaganda baked-in: https://prnt.sc/HaSc4XZ89skA (from reddit)
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by cbg0 2y ago
> Except the government blocked a codefendant from testifying that Ross wasn't the current DPR. What is this based on? Can't find this on Google. Also, which fake murder are you talking about? There were 6 alleged murder-for-hi
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by cbg0 2y ago
It was not entrapment. There is mention of undercover purchases and a controlled delivery by law enforcement, but these are not entrapment. Most of the evidence came from his own laptop.
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by cbg0 2y ago
> Trump saw parallels between the attack on Ross and the politically motivated law fare the democrats attacked him with. How exactly was it politically motivated law fare?
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by cbg0 2y ago
Is this between unreliable and non-existent ? - Log files found on Ulbricht's laptop with entries corresponding to the murder-for-hire events - Bitcoin transaction records showing payments - Messages between DPR and vendors/users
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by cbg0 2y ago
[citation needed] on those items
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by cbg0 2y ago
Calm your whataboutism, folks on HN are not in support of violent criminals doing less time.
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by cbg0 2y ago
No company would subject itself to any laws of it didn't have to either. You're trying very hard to make it seem like China isn't doing anything different than western countries for some reason.
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by cbg0 2y ago
Restricting tech exports is not the same thing as the government taking control of a company.
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by cbg0 2y ago
> but I don't think this company is a SOE, at least from what I can tell. There's no way to really tell. An authoritarian state like China can decide to control this company at any time, if it chooses to, through more direct or
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by cbg0 2y ago
> Do people actually think OpenAI is gaming benchmarks? Yes, there's no reason not to do it, only upsides when you try to sell it to enterprises and governments.
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by cbg0 2y ago
Your last statement is a pretty silly generalization, and I don't think you need to bring in left/right extremes into this. For a lot of folks this is more about precedent on being able to ban anything the current establishment di
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by cbg0 2y ago
If you took a bath in hot water, that has its own effects on the body, as it will lower your blood pressure, it can also relax your muscles, so you need to try it out without the magnesium to see if it did anything.
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by cbg0 2y ago
Sounds like a good chunk of money saved, but are you getting the same level of redundancy as you did on the cloud?
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by cbg0 2y ago
Left as a warning to other birds, no doubt.
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by cbg0 2y ago
It's common knowledge that the CCP has a lot of control over various companies registered there: https://sccei.fsi.stanford.edu/china-briefs/reassessing-role... The above is based on a linked research paper but th
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by cbg0 2y ago
> TIL about Class A wood. It is as fire resistant as concrete, apparently. Being in the same category of a rating system does not mean it truly is as fire resistant as concrete. In Europe it would most likely not be classified as A1: &gt
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by cbg0 2y ago
Bandwidth has become super cheap nowadays. Even on a CDN if you have a large enough commit the prices go very low, so you can imagine what the real cost must be: > In Q1 of this year, I completed my yearly CDN pricing survey of over 500
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by cbg0 2y ago
For the less technically inclined folks that don't trust this hosted service or can't host their own it's probably simpler to just use a seedbox if you need to access torrented files from multiple locations or you want to sha
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by cbg0 2y ago
You're jumping to some pretty extreme conclusions, I'm not in favor of plutocracies or autocracies and I think everyone should follow the law. I come from an ex-communist country myself and I can tell you that what the political c
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by cbg0 2y ago
> That's not different on the West. It's entirely different, since this doesn't happen in the West. When did a billionaire get disappeared for re-education in the West last time? When was one forced to stop an IPO or sell
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by cbg0 2y ago
> China has several hundred billionaires China allows these billionaires to exist as long as they play ball and toe the party line, because China still owns a controlling share in every Chinese company that exists. > Ma is an icon in
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by cbg0 2y ago
If your alternative becomes popular they will sic their lawyers on you.
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by cbg0 2y ago
Here's a somewhat cleaned-up version of the first 25 minutes (used Adobe Podcasts): https://pub-e2fd917248b04c518e963d141d588b4c.r2.dev/outputfi...
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by cbg0 2y ago
While this is slightly more catered towards a technical audience, I think articles on relatable subjects like this one could prove valuable in getting non-technical people to understand the limitations of LLMs, or what companies are calling
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by cbg0 2y ago
Christmas ended a couple of days ago.

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