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by emsign 8mo ago
People should have spoken up in town hall meetings and protest on the streets years ago. Now it's a bit too late, but better late than never. Americans rather sit on the couch, watch TV or be absorbed by their smartphone than to go out
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by emsign 8mo ago
The Republican party is openly racist. More than it has ever been in the last 40 years! And you are claiming otherwise. You are actively looking the other way if you dismiss this. It's not normal and why should the Democrats copy the R
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by emsign 8mo ago
To the contrary! They were tricked to believe that they were part of society. They aren't. By voting for Trump they reassured themselves that it won't happen to them. Often times racism against the newest group of immigrants comin
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by emsign 8mo ago
> because they believe it will lead to economic prosperity and good jobs returning to their community. Maybe they say that but it's justification for their racist believes, which they still don't want to talk openly about. It j
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by emsign 8mo ago
Strawman
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by emsign 8mo ago
Exactly!
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by emsign 8mo ago
I don't use it but I'd like to know even if it's just entertainment value. But I can imgine people who intend to use it learn something from it: redundancy must be part of their strategy like you said.
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by emsign 8mo ago
Big models are single points of failure. I don't want to rely on those for my business, security, wealth, health and governance. Why do people have to learn the same lessons over and over again? What makes them forget or blind to the o
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by emsign 9mo ago
I'd rather have something to eat or take a shower at home than talk to an LLM.
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by emsign 9mo ago
A few, most don't. If it's cheaper to use an open system then the closed system are only built for show, to soothe the public.
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by emsign 9mo ago
BullshAIt!
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by emsign 9mo ago
Data centers raise electricity bills and use too much ground water. Due to the AI bubble more data centers need to be built in areas that cannot support these facilities, deregulation, investor and political pressure ensures this, i.e. corr
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by emsign 9mo ago
My next GPU will be from AMD, not just because I'm in the process of switching to Linux but I have a gut feeling that Nvidia doesn't see desktop GPUs as their priority anymore and support might diminish faster.
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by emsign 9mo ago
It's funny how he cites all these unreliable sources his mother used to consult but who's to say DeepSeek wasn't trained on them? It's still insane to me how people can trust an LLM they didn't train themselves! You
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by emsign 9mo ago
I'm very hopeful that Linux gaming will save the open PC desktop despite big tech is coming to destroy it. Or at least keep PCs alive for another decade. Gamers are still a huge factor as hardware customers. GOG creating a Linux launch
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by emsign 9mo ago
Again LLMs DO NOT THINK. If you quote me then at least do it correctly, I never said "processing text" is equal to human thinking, my entire point is the opposite. The "magic" still happens in OUR brains no matter if we
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by emsign 9mo ago
The holodeck in Star Trek seemed so cool, but when I see this I get some very bad feelings somehow. Probably because society in Star Trek seemed so much more mature and beneficial than BigTech America.
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by emsign 9mo ago
> They said it doesn't show productivity gains for inexperienced developers still gaining knowledge. But that's what "impairs learning" means.
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by emsign 9mo ago
But it's not correct! Exactly because it can't possibly have enough training data to fill the void of not being able to experience the human condition. Text is not enough. The error rate of LLMs are horrendously bad. And the error
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by emsign 9mo ago
The idea that language influences the world view isn't new, it was speculated upon long before artificial intelligence was a thing, but it explicitely speculates about having an influence on the world view of humans. It doesn't po
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by emsign 9mo ago
That's not enough. An argument over something only works for the humans involved because they share a common knowledge and experience of being human. You keep making the mistake of believing that an LLM can deduct an understanding of a
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TikTok blocks Epstein mentions and anti-Trump videos, users claim(the-independent.com)
17 points by emsign 9mo ago|1 comments
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by emsign 9mo ago
An LLM does not understand what "user harm" is. This doesn't work.
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by emsign 9mo ago
I remember the false talking point of the critics working for OpenAI's competitors being spread here on HN as well. I thought that was weird back then, now I know why. American Innovators Network who was working for AI companies and in
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by emsign 9mo ago
Finally buy a new PC.
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by emsign 9mo ago
AI is suffocating everyone else, it's slowing down innovation and productivity if it's not linked to AI. That's going to be a problem for society and the world economy.
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by emsign 9mo ago
> The affordances of AI systems have the effect of eroding expertise, short-circuiting decision-making, and isolating people from each other. This affordability is HEAVILY subsidized by billionaires who want to destroy institutions for s
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Invading Greenland? Mistake of a Lifetime [video](youtube.com)
6 points by emsign 9mo ago|0 comments
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by emsign 9mo ago
LLMs can't distinguish between context and prompt. There will always be prompt injections hiding, lurking somewhere.
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by emsign 9mo ago
I don't care about AAA gaming either, it's stale but one day the AI bubble will kill something you cry about though.

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