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by deeThrow94 1y ago
I wish we were able to read any trustworthy insider stories. Trying to tease apart propaganda from earnest storytelling is quite difficult ini english.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
I imagine "a job is a job, everyone's gotta work to eat and sleep" is a pretty universal experience, unless there are post-scarcity societies that have popped up somewhere I haven't heard of. The difference among our sco
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Probably also a sign you're using too much detergent.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
I'm kind of ok with that functionality and advertisement. I'm more concerned with people who think that non-sterile clothing will get you sick (even though you're sitting in non-sterile clothing now).
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Not to mention UV will break down the fabric itself.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
This is also a classic emacs mistake, so I wouldn't put it all on age.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Well ok, we can stuff browsers in vms for archival purposes. That doesn't mean we need to support existing sites with future browsers.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
At what point does the complexity of the browser cross a line to being anticompetitive?
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
I'm learning an admittedly fairly obscure african language, but one with tens of millions of speakers worldwide. LLM can produce intelligible but grammatically-incorrect and unidiomatic output. Is this better or worse than not helping
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Looking to apps to learn language outside of spaced repetition and talking to someone over video seems pretty naïve to begin with.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Anyone have an interesting problem they were trying to solve than qwen3 managed?
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Again, how would these actions do anything but weaken Russia's position given the EU's apparent willingness to stay on the sidelines? Wouldn't ukraine benefit the most from the perception that Russia is at war with the EU?
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
How would this do anything but weaken the Russian position? The EU is clearly otherwise willing to watch Ukraine fall.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Ok...? Is there like more to this narrative or are we supposed to buy that russia just hates all of europe for being europe now? Whatever happened to the "rational actor" canard?
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
I realize people technically say things to look smart, but i think you might have a specific beef with this topic. How often does the subject of evaluating flag quality come up in your social circles?
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
What beef does russia have against spain and portugal?
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
It's not a fact(oid) at all as it's not a statement about reality. it's a principle. You don't have to agree with it, but others might disagree about the quality of the flag you might produce avoiding it.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Inanimate objects are said to have personality, too. This is certainly true for clothing and decor.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
This doesn't seem like an "AI safety" issue so much as "meta choosing to shoot themselves in the face by engaging in sexual acts with children".
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
For second place, maybe. China is largely out of our grasp without our committing pretty extreme crimes against humanity. Granted, we were fine with that with the first cold war, maybe we'll find the appetite again.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Because of the national mandate that Big Government Is Bad that happened 40 years ago, as best I can piece together.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
> In contrast language models are trained over trillions of tokens comprising the entirety of human knowledge. Not even close! At best it's a small subset of the internet + published books. The vast majority of human knowledge isn&#
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Man, more people should read Schumpeter. Capitalism is really good for rapid growth. The second the profit motive negatively affects the quality of the product or efficiency of its production a company should be nationalized to prevent the
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
I think the ethics of private enterprise is far from sorted long, long before getting to market-manipulation. Particularly in the US, where you're essentially obligated to take peoples' money at any cost.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
The ADL destroyed any credibility they had worked to build when they started conflating criticism of israel with antisemitism.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
> The Culture is a world of AIs that are far better than humans at every task, and keep humans as basically pets out of sentimentality. The difference is that there's no need to build AIs with "motivation". Computers don&#
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
> Hypocrisy is an even worse trait than flaming people. Eh I mean everyone's a hypocrite if you dig deep enough—we're all a big nest of contradictions internally. Recognition of this and accountability is paramount though. He c
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
I agree it's not direct evidence, but it seems easier to believe some guy named Jesus was crucified by the romans than that he was made up for some indiscernible reason. If you read the text as a historical depiction of a real (but not
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
Kim Stanley Robinson is pretty good utopian sci fi. Some of his works are more plausible than others.
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by deeThrow94 1y ago
> since Trump rarely changes his mind That's not true; he changes his mind all the time , particularly as media coverage changes. It's just not necessarily something you can persuade him to do without catering to his ego.

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