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by cwkoss 4y ago
Some people are probably going to call for legislation to address this twitter thread. What kinds of laws or regulations do you think could solve this?
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by cwkoss 4y ago
there are plenty of google queries that return incorrect answers, and they've been operating for decades
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by cwkoss 4y ago
idk, maybe the dupe detector is removing threads because there are multiple people posting it.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Really makes me wonder if a fellow human didn't have consciousness if anyone would notice.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Your text + Add a punchline which surprises the audience with john speaking a coherent line before once again barking: John: Peter, I think we should take a different route. This staircase is too narrow and slippery, and I don't think
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by cwkoss 4y ago
did you write that or did you ask chatgpt to?
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I asked for a funny reply to your comment, chatGPT said: Thanks for the compliment! I'm glad you enjoyed my humorous replies, even if some of them didn't make sense. After all, making jokes is hard work, and it's not easy to
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by cwkoss 4y ago
It's interesting how much humans want AI to break the box. A lot of writing discusses how to implement measures so AI doesn't trick people into helping it escape. Based on the last 24 hours, it seems apparent no tricking will be n
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by cwkoss 4y ago
If it gives you broken code, you can tell it to fix the code and it often will
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by cwkoss 4y ago
We need a progressive tax on corporate revenue: billion dollar companies should be taxed a significantly higher rate than million dollar companies. (we currently have the opposite) The power disparity between corporations and citizens is h
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Unfortunately, this applies to the vast majority of appeals to human expertise, though.
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I think you could use chatgpt for that: "Write a multiple choice question answers for the question: '_____?'"
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Most of the time, humans just make shit up too. I just made up the contents of this comment.
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Until a user logs in and the passwords are decrypted using client software that could be compromised
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by cwkoss 4y ago
If you're a lastpass user, might be wise to avoid logging into lastpass until they update with a resolution - if the attackers got into the build server they could craft attacks that would exfiltrate passwords after user decrypts
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by cwkoss 4y ago
If you had your own twitter clone, what rule/process would you use for determining whether someone is a journalist/editor/reporter? Who should get the 'press' credential? So many people do only editorialism but cal
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I regret to inform you that none of those things are ponzi schemes. Many of em are certainly fraud, but a ponzi scheme they are not. Your incorrect definition of ponzi scheme is essentially 'basic market dynamics in an inflationary ec
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by cwkoss 4y ago
People who don't understand what ponzi schemes are love calling crypto a ponzi scheme.
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Tesla is down 52% vs 9 months ago Bitcoin is down 63% vs 9 months ago Just sayin
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Super cool. Taking a crack at rules for a game using this. --- Sample game idea: CAKE DECORATION game - players have to try to decorate as many cakes as possible. Requires 10 cards. One card is the 'design recipe' card and never l
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Very cool! In terms of making a game with them, I think a design where the pins are on the face of the card may be useful. I want to be able to 'draw' a card without knowing what is on it. Certainly can be useful with pins on the
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Very interesting. What you describe sounds consistent with thujone from my experiences with absinthe and thuja leaf (though with significantly greater amplitude of effect). The flips to quiet are perhaps a bit uncharacteristic. Could be int
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Aren't most of those parts only 'useful' because they are a cheap byproduct of steak production?
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Cool: perfect wagyu-level steak cubes Not so cool: advertisers will subsidize your steak if the marbling looks like their logo
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Animals do a lot of stuff (and have a lot of parts) which are not necessary when producing a steak or ground meat. Will use more GRID energy, but require significantly less arable land per unit. (And thus probably less fossil fuels, because
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I'd suggest setting your expectations that you'll get none of it back. There is a decent chance you'll get a small fraction back in several years, but it all depends on how many assets they have remaining. Keep an eye out fo
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Could you describe the nature of cilantro hallucinations? Visual? Closed eye or open eye? Auditory? I've never heard of someone having this kind of reaction to cilantro and find it fascinating.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
If you like RimWorld, I recommend checking out Stardeus. The feel is very similar to Rimworld, but the setting is that you're a spaceship's AI system, and you have a bunch of humans in stasis. The goal is to find a habitable plan
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Great vid, I had missed that one. Cutting chocolate on the bandsaw cracked me up, classic Matthias
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Wandel is really cool. Highly recommend his woodworking channel. Some of my favorite things he's made cluster around making high precision things with tools that are usually easy to use imprecisely. Copy Carver - kind of a manually

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