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by deaux 9mo ago
Article title, which was a lot clearer than this one: "Discord Distances Itself From Age Verification Firm After Ties To Palantir’s Peter Thiel Surface" Not sure why you changed it but it makes quite the difference to the meaning.
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by deaux 9mo ago
You can tell that by the end of it you got tired and it's less manually edited and more straight from the LLM's mouth. I don't really care in this case though, it's an awesome story and it doesn't detract too much.
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by deaux 9mo ago
> . I'm a hypocrite. I admit Great, admission is the first step. > but the pay is too good to find alternative. Yet then you immediately undo it! Try "I'm too greedy". You're the actor with the free will here.
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by deaux 9mo ago
Those companies are incredibly welcome to stop doing business in the EU. Or abide by the laws, which truly isn't that difficult. The fact that no one at Meta lets their own children use their platforms on its own justifies these laws a
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by deaux 9mo ago
> I have friends who are otherwise extremely progressive people, who I think are genuinely good people, who worked for Palantir for many years. The cognitive dissonance they must've dealt with... There's really nothing differen
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by deaux 9mo ago
> All of the work of making Americans distrust their government from the executive in the last 60 years have come from Republicans I've clearly shown why this is blatantly false, and your comment does nothing to argue against it. &
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by deaux 9mo ago
> And the reason for this is not that the people involved are inherently bad people, it's just that humans react strongly to incentives, and the incentives, at least in our capitalist society, ensure that profit motive will always b
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by deaux 9mo ago
> This is entirely possible. But I don’t think it changes the situation – the AI agent was still more than willing to carry out these actions. If you ask ChatGPT or Claude to write something like this through their websites, they will r
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by deaux 9mo ago
Wrong. Stop being so brainwashed by party politics. Corporate dems - which are all of them in the last two decades - doing little for the average citizen, protecting megacorps, accelerating wealth concentration, protecting the billionaires,
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by deaux 9mo ago
> You see it as a rising tide of far-right movements in Europe. Famously popular in the dense cities. Wait, it's the literal opposite, the less dense the more popular they are.
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by deaux 9mo ago
Hah, more when the government owns so much of the land.
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by deaux 9mo ago
That flies in the face of the huge breadth of large dense cities in this world, as well as that of neighborhoods inside of them.
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by deaux 9mo ago
> Much like how the solution to increasing retail rents is more flexibility in retail zoning, so to is the solution for increasing rents. The solution is less money for landlords and definancialization of real estate, especially housing.
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by deaux 9mo ago
Unfortunately your linked comment got flagged, so it might be nice to repeat it here as you can still see it.
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by deaux 9mo ago
Large grocery stores actually seem to do this the least, but many types of stores default to this in much of the world. Clothing stores, book stores, stationary stores. Many larger convenience stores do and those are close to being small gr
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by deaux 9mo ago
FWIW, BTC is currently still triple what it was at that time. Crypto as a whole of course isn't. So really this seems like a "time to stick to the big boys".
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by deaux 9mo ago
No one uses Teams for personal use. LLMs are used daily for personal use by hundreds of millions of people at this point.
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by deaux 9mo ago
If you're going to say "other than the US" then you've got to say at a minimum "other than the US and China", but really "other than the US and China and Japan and Korea and Taiwan and Thailand and Russi
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by deaux 9mo ago
> The unscientific regulation, and in some countries bans or practical stoppages and embargoes on approvals and research, of nuclear power under the guise of saving the environment has been probably the most environmentally destructive i
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by deaux 9mo ago
Was this the case from day 1 in the US? How about day 1 in Ancient Greece? Or the French Republic? One for our political historians. I'm sure you can stretch anywhere into "yes" or "no", but what do the relative deg
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by deaux 9mo ago
Are you actually complicit in this or do you really feel such a part of the "tech community" that you truly consider it as a "we"? If the former, stop doing it right now and atone. If the latter, I don't think that&
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by deaux 9mo ago
Yielding a yearly 20%?
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by deaux 9mo ago
Don't worry, a $75 million Apple TV doc "Junior" and everything will be cushy again.
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by deaux 9mo ago
This is a great question. To my understanding the industry consensus is that for the big three providers, energy spend on inference had already surpassed training by summer last year, and the former's share only keeps increasing. The p
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by deaux 9mo ago
Sir, this thread is about corporate PR phrasing/excusing /marketing when everyone knows something is the opposite. You might've replied to the wrong thread here.
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by deaux 9mo ago
We of course already knew that NBC is now yet another Party mouthpiece in the mold of the People's Daily, but if you needed confirmation just look at this beautifully contradictory opener (emphasis mine) > WASHINGTON — The Trump adm
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by deaux 9mo ago
Effectively everyone knows that Coke (the drink) is trash for your health. It's liquid candy. Why are they still spending hundreds of millions on ads with athletes and other things that provoke a healthy image? Because we're all m
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by deaux 9mo ago
OpenCode is great in general. At least one of them is specifically trained on CC - I think it was Qwen - so for those that should give best results.
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by deaux 9mo ago
The token limit is the same whether used in CC or in other harnesses.
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by deaux 9mo ago
After 3 years of pirating and scraping the entire world by doing the above, I guess they have everything that they now need or want. So then it's better to start obeying ROBOTS.txt as a ladder pull through a "nicely behaved&quot

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