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721.
by intended 11mo ago
Yes, the BEST artists. The rest of the people using the Studio Ghibli filter ?
722.
by intended 11mo ago
As someone who spends quite a bit of time sketching and drawing for my own satisfaction, it does matter to me when something is created using AI. I can tell whether something is a matte painting, Procreate, watercolor, or some other medium.
723.
by intended 11mo ago
Hmm. In the framing you are using, I would say that wealth is first generated from strong institutions - socialism or not.
724.
by intended 11mo ago
Tangentially related - If you aren’t aware, there are out of court settlement bodies which exist as part of the DSA. If you have content which is removed, or a moderation decision you wish to dispute, you can go to one of these bodies to g
725.
by intended 11mo ago
I think being a “Techie” is now something that is splitting. - People who want to work in tech because it was a stable and/or lucrative career - People who just want/love to code - People who loved tech / think tech is cool T
726.
by intended 11mo ago
Theres a (now old) memo that specifically outlines which talking points carry most salience amongst the audience. Those terms are present here in your comment. (Luntz - The language of Healthcare 2009) Even with waiting lists, people get he
727.
by intended 11mo ago
I think the 2024 Economics Nobel disproves this. It showed that nations with strong institutions create wealth - and it was a causative link they proved, not simply correlation.
728.
by intended 11mo ago
Testing out LLM based content moderation tools, but on code mixed content. Content is not typical pure english content. Mostly its been a journey in getting data and then fiddling with policy. I'm using COPE from Zentropi to run my mod
729.
by intended 11mo ago
Thats forcing a claim that wasn’t made in the article.
730.
by intended 11mo ago
>People were offended when Google launched YouTube Premium because it encroached on their right to "free" everything from Google. Markets outcomes are not a prophecy. If it was so simple - why put the unsubscrube or privacy rul
731.
by intended 11mo ago
Oh heck no! Definitely no! I am genuinely asking, because I think one of the biggest determinants of utility obtained from LLMs is the operator. Damn, I didn’t consider that it could be read that way. I am sorry for how it came across.
732.
by intended 11mo ago
So lets run it through the rubric test - What’s your level of expertise in this domain or subject? How did you use it? What were your results? It’s basically gauging expertise vs usage to pin down the variance that seems endemic to LLM util
733.
by intended 11mo ago
Doubt it. I suspect it’s fundamentally not possible in the spirit you intend it. Reality is perfectly fine with deception and inaccuracy. For language to magically be self constraining enough to only make verified statements is… impossible.
734.
by intended 11mo ago
Echo chambers will always result on social media. I don't think you can come up with a format that will not result in consolidated blocs.
735.
by intended 11mo ago
It is frustrating, to have this argument, when the current state of the art to mould speech, has already found ways around this defensive line. Currently speech is shaped by producing a glut of speech, and then having the most useful narrat
736.
by intended 11mo ago
I dont think that comment materially undermined your position, if anything it supported it?
737.
by intended 11mo ago
> While moderation teams are usually doing a stellar job, This is an assumption, that I would argue, is more muddled in practice. T&S teams largely want to do a good job, but they are a cost center, and currently they are being defun
738.
by intended 11mo ago
The issue with this argument, for anyone who comes after, is not when you give a gun to a SINGLE person, and then ask them "would you do a bad thing". The issue is when you give EVERYONE guns, and then are surprised when enough pe
739.
by intended 11mo ago
I heard it this year, but its a term that once you hear it, you "get it". Definitely not an India only thing.
740.
by intended 11mo ago
Not a hope. Most economic value arises from distinguishing signal from noise. All of science is distinguishing signal from noise. Its valuable, because it is hard. It is also slow - the only way to verify something is often to have reports
741.
by intended 11mo ago
Oh heck yes. One India focused study that I saw, introduced me to the term Cheap Fakes. Another report studied how genAI made phishing pipelines more efficient, allowing profitable targeting of groups who hitherto were too poor to be target
742.
by intended 11mo ago
LLMs are in a context where they are the promised solution for most of the expected economic growth on one end, a tool to improve programmer productivity and skill while also being only better than doom scrolling? Thats comparison undermine
743.
by intended 11mo ago
> We let pearl-clutching loom smashers hijack… “let” nothing. There is push back and not being able to enjoin it effectively doesn’t invalidate it. As a concrete example: Here on HN, there are always debates on what the hell people mean
744.
by intended 11mo ago
Absolutely, the interweb radiation in me is so strong that my mutation propelled me through life. 10/10 would recommend to all species with high health regen.
745.
by intended 11mo ago
You get that by dealing with the absolute capture of the news and media ecosystem, something that has been lumbering along since the 1960s. People voted based on the information they had. The information system they had has been mapped out.
746.
by intended 11mo ago
Perhaps this will translates the ground reality into the framework you seem to be using. 1) The conversation has been had 2) There are people who are making a concerted effort to overturn the status quo 3) They have decreed that content mod
747.
by intended 11mo ago
When Popeye entered the public domain, a slasher horror movie was made on the IP. Sure - Parents should pay attention and the trailers would make it obvious. However - under your regime, there is no loss to such movies. They get some extra
748.
by intended 11mo ago
While the point made on unnatural communication is undefined, these three positions are in conflict. - The updated visa instructions - we have had this conversation - Moderation beyond strictly legal content is acceptable. I will say this s
749.
by intended 11mo ago
As nutty as it may seem - All moderation is part of the “censorship industrial complex”. Frankly this was inevitable. There is a reckoning that has been put off, within the groups that champion free speech. Mods happen to be the people wh
750.
by intended 11mo ago
Consider the alternative - people go with their kids to the latest Popeye movie only to find out that it’s a slasher horror. The natural result is people push their representatives for something to protect themselves. Some form of social co

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