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Experts found Chilean poet Neruda was poisoned(apnews.com)
3 points by grugagag 4y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 4y ago
That would spice things up a little wouldn’t it?
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by grugagag 4y ago
Im not the OP, i just asked the question. And imagined the answer would involve something about existential threat to human intelligence or something like that.. I simply asked out of curiosity
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by grugagag 4y ago
> To me, it sounds like you're the fearful one. What do you think that fear may be?
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by grugagag 4y ago
> Because of fear. Because of bias. Care to expand a bit more on what you think those fears may be? Or that bias?
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by grugagag 4y ago
It starts with one nail in the coffin, then another one, then another one.. Eventually most autocrats ends up badly after some time.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Even if they can’t discern they could at least have the information on what’s healhy and what’s not. Without sex-ed they’re risking getting bad information and even if their abilities to discern start getting better they’d have a corrupted
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by grugagag 4y ago
Yes I agree, it’s not just porn but very sick stuff out there. I think sex ed is the solution, young people need to know that disgusting stuff is not normal and how to avoid it. The dangers lie in monkey see monkey do type of behavior and t
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by grugagag 4y ago
Best way through sex ed imo rather than leaving them on their own to bump into predators or other sick stuff
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by grugagag 4y ago
Ive done it a few times. Simplified everything and moved on to other projects only to see the the project be evolved by other into an unorganized pile of crap. I also got laughed at for not using sime pattern or framework du jour
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by grugagag 4y ago
That’s fair but seems to me like a chicken and egg problem. Nowadays unless you go build something from scratch it’s all a pile of garbage because no one really cared. The few who did got pushed out or gave up so we as a collective shat whe
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by grugagag 4y ago
No, instead they’re doubling down on layoff vibes to keep everyone in check
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by grugagag 4y ago
Just post it then
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by grugagag 4y ago
Yeah, but this will bite you as well when other people do it and you have to fix it. Or I guess you’ll always go look for low hanging fruit and run away from any responsibility/accountability forever. But even that bites back at some
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by grugagag 4y ago
Yeah, I could already imagine “yes, I overwrote the settings for you because [insert reasons]” Ok. Please don’t do that again. “Ok” Then it happens again and again and again for various reasons. In all reality, iOS already does this with wi
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by grugagag 4y ago
You can still pinpoint a particular person or institution behind a decision and hold them responsible though. With AI for example all blame could be washed off from creator/implementor with shrugging and pointing to what a blackbox mea
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by grugagag 4y ago
Interesting point that seems quite valid to me. We use different modes of thinking from analytical to emotional, verbal to nonverbal, reactionary, etc. It is possible that LLMs are the key to one of brains modules responsible for producing&
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by grugagag 4y ago
> It empowers all the non-experts in these many domains to touch things they never could have before. This is an amazing tool. Possibly touch things they don’t know much or even anything about? That with factual errors is not really a re
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by grugagag 4y ago
Until people figure out the metrics and start gaming them and produce crap to satisfy the metrics. I’ve seen that movie twice already, though LLMs weren’t the savior tool du jour yet.
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by grugagag 4y ago
If one rushes through, decisions and implementation that are most likely to become a debt on the company don’t become apparent until later. Their endevour immediately renders everybody else as slackers too but most likely than not they’re
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by grugagag 4y ago
Spot on. Just uttering the beauty of freemarket is X is quite lazy intelectually to be honest.
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by grugagag 4y ago
> Personally, I think Microsoft has a HUGE opportunity here, imagine if the OpenAI - PRO account was actually free -- but only on edge browsers, or inside bing.com If that were true I’d see people downloading edge and only using it for L
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by grugagag 4y ago
> Maybe ChatGPT already learn more stuffs and are smarter. Let's see... LLMs don’t have a mechanism to learn from interaction, their models are simply fed more data and luckily you’ll get better results, but you might as well get wo
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by grugagag 4y ago
Touche
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by grugagag 4y ago
Yes, sure. Are you implying I can't share my opinion with regards to Win11 though?
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by grugagag 4y ago
Blessing in disguise
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by grugagag 4y ago
> freshly-installed copy of Windows 11" or clicked through the whole out-of-the-box experience during the first login without reading what it enables. Isn’t that what the most non tech savvy / common user has to deal with? A mo
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by grugagag 4y ago
I still do go to the movies but not much option for holywood movies. Independent movies are worth watching in theaters though.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Paralizilled by fear into conformity and sameness but it’s been killed slowly by greed.
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by grugagag 4y ago
As long as it pushes the students into mental effort I have no problem with changes in education. The world changes, it’s normal to have changes. But there’s nothing wrong to compare against prior models, sometimes we revisit abandoned idea

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