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chungusamongus
3mo ago
The cost of reading this story is not high; you are just lazy and easily distracted. It took 5 minutes to read. You took more time to respond to this comment than it took to simply read the story.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
You are assuming because someone used an llm to help articulate the argument, that it did not require effort to formulate. That's fallacious.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
I've started calling this argumentum ad artificialis. Pretty similar to an ad hominem attack. The purpose of an argument is to present certain premises and show how they lead to a certain conclusion. Dismissing something on the basis o
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
I mean, that sounds like a you problem. Buy a new book or check to make sure the used book is not marked up before buying it.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
I'm not "defending a word generator." The tool does not have agency. I'm saying that just because the author of a study uses an LLM, that doesn't mean the study is incorrect. Even in your weird attempts to form a r
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
Hah, think about what you're saying. An instruction is itself a representation.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
Because humans totally don't get things wrong or fabricate lies. Even the term "hallucination" is a clumsy way to describe what is happening when an LLM spits out an unsound statement. What you are doing is more akin to a hal
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
They don't have any proof, because the claim is wrong.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
Nope. Code is a representation. Even low level code. The fact that you do not understand this is concerning.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
This is fallacious. The fact that someone used LLM to write their paper does not negate its findings.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
That's beautiful
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
Buttholes occur in nature all the time
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
Fascism is not merely idolatry of the state. That is simply its ideological mask, its method for currying the favor of its base. To say that this is what fascism is at a fundamental level is to mistake its superstructure for its base. But h
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
>As long as LLMs are used to write texts humans wouldn't want to write if they could help it (that's why they're getting an LLM to do it, after all), they'll remain detectable. Come on, that's circular reasoning.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
If you're referring to the article, there's no coherent argument to respond to. Sorry
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
There is another platitude people spout on the matter. "Technology is not neutral." Usually without elaborating. Any correct statement can become a thought eliminating cliche over time.
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
This just sounds like the black and white fallacy ad nauseum. Like every sentence is constructed to frame the entire issue around a false binary. Like you assume that if "maximalists" use LLMs more than the average joe, they'
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chungusamongus
3mo ago
Now do snatcher
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chungusamongus
4mo ago
This chart characterizes Putin as a slightly left of center authoritarian. Hah...uhh something's off here.
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chungusamongus
4mo ago
Yeah i read it. As I said, I dont think any of you can accurately determine intent so its a moot point.
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chungusamongus
4mo ago
This type of mentality is really not helping anyone. If you really think shaming people works, I don't know what planet youve been on for the past 10 years. And I reallllly dont trust any of you to accurately determine intent lol. The
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
This is just the last domain people can desperately cling to because style is totally subjective.
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
Maybe. Doesn't mean I'm wrong.
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
Sounds like reflexive impotence. It’s difficult to respect people who say things like this.
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
That's a total non sequitur.
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
You sound defensive.
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
It just seems like copium to me. The consolation prize is we get to come up with niche lifestyle preferences to cut out the distractions. We can fine tune our lives to increase productivity. More and more optimization until we're just
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
It's not ice cream though. Quite the opposite. It's this notion that puritanical self discipline at the individual level will somehow get us out of this. It won't.
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
Less than 1% of the population is going to do anything remotely close to any of these things. It's just a niche lifestyle preference.
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chungusamongus
5mo ago
The victim mindset? What about my initial statement implies that I perceive myself or others as victims? Sounds like projection.
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