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by dd36 4y ago
That’s how grocery stores work now.
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by dd36 4y ago
Exactly. It costs money to support things.
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by dd36 4y ago
Crypto is not a threat to fiat currencies.
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by dd36 4y ago
Or you can do that all in a database without the wasted energy.
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Crush the criminals.
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by dd36 4y ago
I disagree. Information is presented to humans visually. If your models can process visual information, it is the most robust of possible solutions.
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by dd36 4y ago
https://huggingface.co/spaces/ThePixOne/open_domain_qa ?
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by dd36 4y ago
The history AI will have an opinion that mirrors the politics of the user that asks it what it thinks of Karpathy’s time at Tesla.
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by dd36 4y ago
So multiple AI responses and we pick the one we like best?
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by dd36 4y ago
Why can’t you get more funding? Also, and I understand that we never really know the upside with fundamental research, but what’s the upside? Why wouldn’t pharma or biotech see advantages to the research?
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by dd36 4y ago
And those with power will blame the Other for society’s problems and convince enough of them through media propaganda to vote against their own self interest.
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by dd36 4y ago
Your taxes shouldn’t be based on where your HQ is but rather where your customers are.
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by dd36 4y ago
What facts does it assume? That Elon alienated peers? I think Elon acted impulsively. He realized it but it was too late. A lot of the Twitter Files stuff is an attempt at revenge against the executive team that forced him to close. The pro
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by dd36 4y ago
What even is this? They’re sharing an opinion…
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by dd36 4y ago
What are you even referring to?
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by dd36 4y ago
Despite what you’ve been told, Twitter is just a platform. Political ideologies won’t be affected by whether it succeeds or fails. Indeed, failure may even reinforce the woke bubble because no moderation is toxic to advertisers and you’ll h
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by dd36 4y ago
Good question! I can’t even guesstimate.
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by dd36 4y ago
There’s not plenty of energy in a lightning strike. https://engineering.mit.edu/engage/ask-an-engineer/is-there-...
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by dd36 4y ago
You’re the one howling for jail time for Twitter executives. I’m applying your logic to comparable situations to demonstrate its absurdity and help you stop hyperventilating. Whataboutism is used to excuse bad behavior. Are you implying tha
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by dd36 4y ago
True. Same difference.
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The issue isn’t there was a time of pure media. It’s there was a time of common media.
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by dd36 4y ago
I see. So now a demand for review by a campaign is actually the FBI. And the FBI should not engage in countering foreign influence campaigns like the hacked emails in 2016. Foreign adversaries should have free reign to hack and release priv
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by dd36 4y ago
I see. So how a media company handles bias has no relevance to how a social media company can handle bias. They’re completely different and social media company executives get jail time. Great points. Well reasoned.
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by dd36 4y ago
It was clearly the common media informing the voters of improper behavior. Now voters can pick their own media and avoid unflattering stories. This then has led to terrible politicians getting away with far more than they ever could before.
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by dd36 4y ago
It’s the very type of behavior they claim the MSM engages in. And it’s not even well done. Snippets of email conversations with the context removed. Why not share the whole email? If it’s this weak with this much context removal, the contex
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by dd36 4y ago
A media company favoring a political party is not illegal. It’s indeed quite normal. That said, removing revenge porn isn’t favoring a political party.
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You don’t know what that means.
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In one case, you literally have a government official threatening a private business. In the other, you have the campaign of a private citizen asking for a review. In the first you have actual threats of government power. In the latter, the
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by dd36 4y ago
That might be problematic if they were threatened in that way. Twitter, however, could fight that rather effectively and easily…
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by dd36 4y ago
Can political campaigns not lobby the media? Do you think that’s something new?

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