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habinero
1y ago
My ex worked in healthcare for years, I heard about life in the trenches plenty lol. Sorry bud, the problem is you . I wouldn't share this again, you do not come off as the good guy here.
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habinero
1y ago
I saw the thread. Nobody was "screaming bloody murder" lol, you were firmly (and correctly) taken to task for your opinions towards other human beings that you voluntarily shared in a public forum. I agreed with what they said
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habinero
1y ago
Sure, buddy. "Everyone thinks this way, they just don't say it" has been the rallying cry of people with bad minority opinions forever.
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habinero
1y ago
Considering the amount of panics and depressions and general economic insanity that happened on the gold standard in the 1800, none of this is true.
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habinero
1y ago
Sir, this is a Wendy's. The gold standard is objectively terrible economic policy and "society was better when I was young" has been a meme for thousands of years. It feels nice to attribute everything bad to this one weird t
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habinero
1y ago
Working all of one year before you got fired doesn't make you an expert, sorry. It's probably best you moved on from healthcare, you don't seem suited for it with your attitude.
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habinero
1y ago
"Anthropocentric cope >:(" is one of the funniest things I've read this week, so genuinely thank you for that. "LLMs think like people do" is the equivalent of flat earth theory or UFO bros. Flerfers run on ignor
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habinero
1y ago
> We understand the outcomes well enough We do not, in fact, "understand the outcomes well enough" lol. I don't really care if you want to have an AI waifu or whatever. I'm pointing out that you're vastly under
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habinero
1y ago
You could almost hire a real engineer for that money.
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habinero
1y ago
> LLMs use the same type of "abstract thinking" process as humans It's surprising you say that, considering we don't actually understand the mechanisms behind how humans think. We do know that human brains are so good
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habinero
1y ago
That's a lot of "implies" and "seems". I can't be held responsible for other people's reading comprehension when the words are plain on the page.
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habinero
1y ago
They're 18 year old college kids, cut them some slack.
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habinero
1y ago
It's really telling you jumped right to "guilt". Nobody said the Brits had to feel guilty for their ancestors doing that. Just that they don't get to complain lol
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habinero
1y ago
No, the dopey ones are just as bad. They legitimize having bigoted opinions, and having bigoted opinions towards immigrants in an industry founded on immigrants is both short-sighted and not something anyone should support. Nobody ever gets
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habinero
1y ago
Oh, is this the new talking point? The Brits conquered the world and imposed their "characteristic culture" on everyone else. They don't really get to complain lol
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habinero
1y ago
Thank you for demonstrating my point.
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habinero
1y ago
If I think you're fluent, I might think you're an idiot when really you just don't understand. If I know they struggle with English, I can simplify my vocabulary, speak slower/enunciate, and check in occasionally to make
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habinero
1y ago
Plenty of times? What on earth do you think it's like there lol
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habinero
1y ago
We have laws for all that behavior. I feel like the police are quite capable of going to the police.
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habinero
1y ago
It's only "not helpful" because you don't have a good argument against it. :) Also, the founders were not British. Most of them were second and third generation immigrants. In addition, I don't think you realize how
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habinero
1y ago
This sure didn't happen under Biden.
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habinero
1y ago
"A breathtaking level of corruption" is not a solution.
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habinero
1y ago
Yeah. It's deeply stupid and so counterproductive. I hate it.
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habinero
1y ago
> extra cognitive load alone I don't know what dogwhistle this is supposed to be. There's no "cognitive load" in things other people do that you aren't involved with.
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habinero
1y ago
So, what, are you advocating throwing everyone out of the US who isn't native American? Literally everyone else immigrated here.
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habinero
1y ago
Hahahaha. No, it's not weird. Good lord. It's not your town to decide. I'm white as heck and have worked with plenty of first-generation Indians, and if you can't manage to make friends with at least one of them, it&#x
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habinero
1y ago
Considering how weirdly hostile you are, there's a much simpler explanation: you can't hide your contempt and it's creeping people out.
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habinero
1y ago
What? This is such weird nonsense. You wanna say that about the Irish and the Polish of a century ago, too? lol
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habinero
1y ago
Why is it a problem? Indian people are great.
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habinero
1y ago
I wasn't calling you stupid, my dude. Chill. Human cognition has evolved to be very good at some things but is terrible at others. We're great at spotting patterns, and terrible at spotting the rare subtle exception. If you haven&
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