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by gtsop 2y ago
"Free-speech absolutist" supporting far-right in German elections [1], suppressing (specific) far-right arguments in his own country [2]. I guess he is an "absolutist" as long as you absolutely agree with his political i
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by gtsop 2y ago
I didn't see it as tone policing. From my point of view, I saw a very interesting application being shared and I hoped it would be good and prosperous so i can use it. When the first comment says "i hate that you do X" it is
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by gtsop 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying, i understand my phrasing have hit a distinction in the american government bodies which I was not aware and willing to step on. The essence of my sentence was to be ironinc about any government institution not really
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by gtsop 2y ago
I would recommend you take a peak outside your window and see what the USA government is doing to it's people and the peoples all around the world.
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by gtsop 2y ago
It is about freedom of speech, the freedom of China's speech within USA.
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by gtsop 2y ago
> This was a decision made by the US Congress. It is by definition not authoritarian. Clearly the US Congress represents the will of the majority...
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by gtsop 2y ago
Ok I get it, but if anything, people pay way less attention to security than they should. So I personally don't mind. I would prefer living in a world where people spend too much time caring for security
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by gtsop 2y ago
I like this. But i also assume parts of the stack are going to be reused in newer models as well, so this is probably going to be a blocker for them accepting it.
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by gtsop 2y ago
Seems, but isn't. The original argument I criticized says: People dont work less because they will make so much more money that they just don't want to leave it on the table. I said: it is more realistic to say that people don&#x2
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by gtsop 2y ago
I am wondering where you got your facts from. You are saying that of the majority if people on earth got double the wage (work 8 hours and get paid the equivalent of working for 16) they would live a human life. You have new yorkers in mind
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by gtsop 2y ago
What a nice bubble world view. "People don't work less hours because they would gain so much more money if they worked more" What is actually much closer to the reality of the majority of working people is that they work 15ho
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by gtsop 2y ago
Not saying you are wrong, but let's not dismiss the need for good argumentation when you say something out of the norm. Dissidence with arguments does a great service to everyone involved. Having said that, people here do downvote base
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by gtsop 2y ago
It surelly used to exist, I have settled returns, refunds and reacheduling of deliveries through their chat in the past. Last time was 5-6 months ago
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by gtsop 2y ago
Possible? Yes. Practical? No It is possible because training is already being done using distributed methods in the datacenter. It is not practical because of the sheer volume of network delay piled on top of the computation
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by gtsop 2y ago
Dark times for science when such quotes are thrown as legitimate. The article is extremely technical and doesn't really explain the quote other than acknowledging that there are stuff we don't understand yet. And really, a person
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by gtsop 2y ago
You realise this is extremely dependent on the individual's use right? I was provided such a mouse at my workplace and had to charge it every month. The first time i forgot to charge it overnight i cursed myself. The second time, I dem
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by gtsop 2y ago
Open-Source is in Crisis because Open Source is the corporate spin on Free Software in order to make money, which as many have pointed out, isn't a great fit. It cpuld work, but as an exception. On the other hand, actual Free Software
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by gtsop 2y ago
It is obviously convenient for nvidia, but does that mean it's false?
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by gtsop 2y ago
I've been always using -r for grep so it never occured to me that such a thing could happen Looks like user error to me tbh, similar to `rm -rf /`. Should `rm` give a warning when / is the argument?
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by gtsop 2y ago
Relevant: The codebase I worked on was to huge and too uncovered by tests to modify automatically. The pain point was jest tests, due to barrel files. I ended up making this plugin that is meant to do codemods only durring jest tests, skips
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by gtsop 2y ago
Having extensively used chatgpt, i would never trust the accuracy of any such tool. I know it can be right 90% of the time, but it's the other 10% that will hurt the most if you trust it. The more AI generated content gets published on
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by gtsop 2y ago
The picture this article paints does not allign with what I personally observe. I would say the majority of developers do not have such a breadth of knowledge across the stack. And this is a bad thing. I believe the industry is historically
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by gtsop 2y ago
Rendering some trivial UI from scratch and adding interactivity is not impressive. These tools will be exciting when they pass a certain thresshold. This is building a moderatly complex app, and then add a feature that requires refactoring
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by gtsop 2y ago
Are we seriously talking of HTML by using React examples? The article doesn't even explicitly aknowledge the fact that it is written within the context of react.
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by gtsop 2y ago
This article litterally talked of accountability non-stop without actually touching on accountability. It could be reduced to "be nice when people deliver on deadlines, be strict when they don't"
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by gtsop 2y ago
I believe "promoting' is the wrong word here. "Surfacing" is, I believe, more fitting. LLMs are a mirror of it's data. It's data are artifacts of our society, which clearly contain a heavy dose of racism. Thus
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by gtsop 2y ago
You're struggling to understand a confusion that doesn't exist. That's why you struggle. Was there any business conducted with these maintainers? In case you live under a rock, these western "sanctions" have been ex
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by gtsop 2y ago
I guess all the people who downvoted have a based analysis on how removing russians from contribution lists damages the war capacity of Russia and is not categorised under the notion of "propaganda".
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by gtsop 2y ago
In what way is that a compliance reason? On what earth are you putting pressure by removing kudos from a list?
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by gtsop 2y ago
LLMs are inherently emulators of digitaly imprinted artifacts of human consciousness. When people trully grasp what this means they will stop being buffled by the fact that LLMs performance deteriorate when novelty of the task increases. ED

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