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by foverzar 3y ago
> No one is forcing countries to take those IMF loans. Was anyone forcing countries to take Chinese loans?
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by foverzar 3y ago
> The IMF is a lender of last resort. Countries only go to it to borrow when they absolutely need money and have nowhere else to go. This is irrelevant. > And as a bonus, unlike the World Bank funds (which is the correct equivalent t
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by foverzar 3y ago
> which has kept other major lenders from stepping in to help I wonder what "stepping in to help" is supposed to mean in this context. Also, "found paying back that debt is consuming an ever-greater amount of the tax reven
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by foverzar 3y ago
Not really. I think people don't understand that this is kind of chicken and egg problem. You don't see overuse of linking words because it was generated by LLM. You see them, because every non-native spear is literally taught to
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by foverzar 3y ago
> I explained why in the post. No, my friend, you really did not. "end users to be driven into suicide or killing themselves accidentally" is insanely vague and unrealistic. > Whoever uses it in the end. So, people who have
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by foverzar 3y ago
I dunno, maybe people feel like they can tell, but I saw how some people pointed at the use of textbook linking words and argued that it's a tell.
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by foverzar 3y ago
"Nationalistic" maybe? Antisemitism is often referred to as "racism" and the specific domain of the word "Russian" is varied from person to person, so thanks for nitpick I guess? In any case, I was referring to
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by foverzar 3y ago
That's kind of racist, tbh.
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by foverzar 3y ago
Given that these chips seem to be power optimised and Facebook's recently released sensory model, I wouldn't be surprised to see them in their next iteration of VR devices.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> Trolls gaslight with hurtful nonsense to incite reactions from people that don't know better. > Now aren't you and your friend late for some kind of cross burning? Okaaay, I guess I'll just know better then.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> You dismiss the research and numbers On the contrary. I actually criticise dismissing all the research except for "recent". And no one actually brought up any numbers. Sorry, what is your point exactly? It's hard to figu
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by foverzar 3y ago
> Releasing completely unhinged LLM models is very problematic Why? > It seems clear that you don't want your end users to be driven into suicide or killing themselves accidentally Who are end-users here exactly? This is not a co
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by foverzar 3y ago
> troll You are using this term wrong. Not everyone you don't agree to is a troll.
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by foverzar 3y ago
I loved DDG before it started engaging in heavy censorship. I mean, I get it, it's a public-facing service, some guard-rails should be present. But political censorship on a search-engine that poses itself as a "good guy" p
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by foverzar 3y ago
> TSMC need to know they have a customer for new nodes in order to invest in them I mean, does anyone doubt that thinner process nodes will be in demand?
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by foverzar 3y ago
> Good guys? I don't think I said that, nor would I > BRICS stands in a morally compromised position, relative to the West. So, specifically what did you mean by all that when compared the west to... what exactly, an economic pac
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by foverzar 3y ago
Where are you from exactly? Would you deny it being a rather common opinion?
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by foverzar 3y ago
Try asking people outside the western bubble. Relative to Russia/China, you just tell yourselves and everyone around that you are the good guys more often and much more stubbornly. To put it simply, you are just biased because you can&
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by foverzar 3y ago
> recent No thank you. The fact that you insist specifically on "recent", i.e. decades after actual events and during a very specific political climate makes me 100% sure that there is zero substance. > capital given freely
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by foverzar 3y ago
Oh please, you are mixing things up. Leather jackets mafia types have nothing to do with the topic at hand. Source: i was there.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> Even inasmuch as it annoys a lot of people who don't appreciate this perspective It annoys everyone because it's based on a false pretense. In terms of morals, the US didn't turn up any better than the USSR, judging by h
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by foverzar 3y ago
> But we do have a moral high ground No, you don't. You have an excellent propaganda and a totally chauvinistic attitude.
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by foverzar 3y ago
Us good, them bad. Typical nationalist.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> I feel like you're being sassy with me I am honestly not. Please don't read too much into my tone, English is not my native language. It actually wasn't clear why you've mentioned types theory initially, the semanti
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by foverzar 3y ago
Eager to test this system prompt with bigcode in chat mode. Wonder how will it affect answers quality in practice.
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by foverzar 3y ago
I remember it differently. We had a family PC on WinXP with multiuser setup, and I hardly remember any issues.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> What does "multiuser" mean to you? It means separate app data, so I don't have to tediously re-login in spotify, messengers etc. > The traditional home PC was shared by everyone in the family, all using the same accou
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by foverzar 3y ago
Traditional computers persisted decades after windows 95, so it's a really bad point of reference. And PCs even nowadays don't have so many installed apps that require login, unlike mobile OS apps.
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by foverzar 3y ago
Wonder who downvotes this. The sole reason why I chose samsung tab over iPad is that iPad is essentially useless as a shared family device - the UX of switching accounts inside apps is just terrible. Tablet should definitely be a multiuser
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by foverzar 3y ago
But there is no contradiction to wikipedia definition. The fact that there are optional non-OSS components doesn't make the whole thing non-OSS. It's not that different to using linux with non-OSS modules.

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