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by intended 7mo ago
That sounds correct and straight from The Ironies of Automation. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2448136.2448149
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by intended 7mo ago
You will probably love Network Propaganda. This is most definitely the issue, and I’d would say you can go a step further. There are groups of people who don’t know how to stay safe in the information environment, while others who understan
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by intended 7mo ago
Their poll is, and this is not the only poll I picked. CNN has multiple polls listed on its site, and this is the first I found which gives the party breakdown.
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by intended 7mo ago
Let’s see. Most people underestimate how strong Trump’s approval is with his base. Before you read further, ask yourself what Trump’s approval rating is with his base. > Approval of Trump among Republicans has slipped to a second-term lo
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by intended 7mo ago
Holy shit, thats really saying the quiet part loud. “Does it matter?” Yes, Who cares about the rest of the world? Nations shutting down, businesses shutting down, and all because the elected leader of America got involved in a war to avoid
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by intended 7mo ago
Yes. Absolutely. As we all know, in this day and age, you need to REALLY sell your story, and have the media behind you. Competence is tertiary. > Approval of Trump among Republicans has slipped to a second-term low of 84%, down from 92%
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by intended 7mo ago
A firm has very different amounts of time, ability and money to spend on following up on broken contracts.
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by intended 7mo ago
There will be no public rapprochement between the right and the left pretty much anywhere in the world. They are fed by entirely different media machines. If you like, its a coordination problem where the various groups no longer have the c
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by intended 7mo ago
The amount of trust and safety work that depends on google translate and the humble regex, beggars the imagination.
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by intended 7mo ago
At some point, the risk/return calculus becomes too expensive for insurance companies. Usually thats after the premiums become too high for most people to pay.
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by intended 7mo ago
Even with support infrastructure/money it didn’t work. You aren’t going to transition into the same level of experience in a new industry. If it’s jumping into tech/code, for example; even with the best resources, it’s a slog to g
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by intended 7mo ago
It’s agents all the way down - until you have liability. At some point, it’s going to be someone’s neck on the line, and saying “the agents know” isn’t going to satisfy customers (or in a worst case, courts).
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by intended 7mo ago
You should see the account recovery workflows.
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by intended 7mo ago
Oh come now - globalizations was great at the regional level. It was not that great for sub groups within developed nations. The original thesis believed that people would be retrained into other equally well paying roles. Turns out people
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by intended 7mo ago
Eh, AITA works very well for the more common and obvious situations. I wonder how MUCH better Claude really is when compared to AITA. Also people are mixing up relationship advice with AITA.
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by intended 7mo ago
AITA is one of the few subreddits which is studied often. I wouldn’t say it’s great, but more that it makes clear the bell curve of collective accuracy online. It’s one of the better examples of online communities that work. Dismissing rese
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by intended 7mo ago
Anecdote: I used to use LLMs for alternate perspectives on personal situations, and for insights on my emotions and thoughts. I had no qualms, since I could easily disregard the obviously sycophantic output, and focus on the useful perspect
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by intended 7mo ago
The difference is that SOME humans do this. As you mentioned, people have lost relationships over telling others what they didn’t want to hear. Conflating this with how LLM chatbots behave is an incorrect equivalence, or a badly framed one.
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by intended 7mo ago
The same methods that are used for gambling are a good start. I know lootboxes in video games are regulated in some countries. Not sure if they are banned in some places, but I do know that they have to show the odds in some places, and in
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by intended 7mo ago
The traditional solution worked for traditional problems. I suspect most people don’t remember WHY free speech itself is valued. It’s often treated in a talismanic sense. At least in America, a good part of the value of Free speech comes be
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by intended 7mo ago
TLDR: This isn’t a moral panic, and this has been building up for a decade plus now. Heck no. Year after year after year these issues have been brought up and ignored. I worked in this damn domain, and have seen better people than me try th
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by intended 7mo ago
That’s different. A friend at one of the SM platforms didn’t think they were the “bad guys”. Even now if you talk to people at Meta, they will point out the good they do. I am sympathetic, because there is actual good that Meta does and tea
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by intended 7mo ago
I have noticed that even on HN, it’s not quite popular to bring up the ills of social media. It might be the way I frame it, but one comment did stick in my mind. Social media is one of the few good paymasters left.
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by intended 7mo ago
Having lived through those panics, fought against them, and then raised the alarm on Lootboxes and FarmVille the day they came out - these are not the same things. This isn’t a moral panic. Mortal Kombat did not result in changed behavior i
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by intended 7mo ago
The parent comment set up a false choice and then had to adapt to the response calling their bluff. The issue isn’t with reading or consuming content, as was set up in the challenge above. The issue is with designing feeds and surfacing con
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by intended 7mo ago
I meant whether : < https://intensiveintervention.org/ > showed up as your first link. This is on Kagi ? Interesting! Would it be the same if you tried on the other search engines? > I don't think I'm bless
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by intended 7mo ago
Don’t sell yourself short. The neutrality you are showing is more out of consideration and being unsure about the best course of action. For someone who isn’t a trained counselor - you really just need to listen. The greatest power comes fr
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by intended 7mo ago
Depending on the prompt you are using, its definitely more than just agree. Hell, I had a prompt that I used to sift through my thoughts, and at one point its output was too eerie for me to take.
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by intended 7mo ago
Eh? IIRC studies shown that LLMs sound more persuasive than humans. On top of it, they dont tire and have no distractions or “motivations”. The most powerful social skill I have ever seen, bar none, is actively listening to someone with un
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by intended 7mo ago
From what I have seen, people who get through eating disorders describe it as having a healthier relationship with food. Getting to that point requires doing substantial work.

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