jakeydus

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by jakeydus 8mo ago
That doesn’t sound like you solved it, that sounds like you obfuscated it. Feels a bit to me like you’ve got a wall around a property and people are using ladders to get in, so you built another wall around the first wall. I recognize I’m b
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by jakeydus 8mo ago
That summary in particular gave me a visceral physical reaction.
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by jakeydus 8mo ago
Just about every summary in here has an em dash in it. The whole article feels very AI-y to me.
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by jakeydus 8mo ago
I don’t believe OP built any language learning software. They built very well-designed flashcards and the business apparatus to support them.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Most people aren’t here to be faced with anything that challenges the status quo, you mean. They don’t want to read anything uncomfortable.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Cursory google search says 35.3 million flights in 2025. So $580m/35.3m flights ≈ $16/flight.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Trump referred to Somalis as "garbage". If that's not publicly antagonistic or racist then what is?
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
You made an accusation so I responded.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Hell yeah I love being right. Thank you for being civil in response. Also I was not implying that you are a libertarian, I don’t think that there are many true libertarians. I have just met so many fiscal conservatives who consider themselv
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
First of all, OP declined to elaborate and resorted to seizing the apparent moral high ground instead of defending their claims. I felt that was an invitation for conjecture. Secondly, I noted that my comment was made in less than good fait
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
"Nobody wants to work anymore"[0] is a trope as old as industrialization itself. 0: https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/w3si8l/nobody_wan...
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
I'm sure I disagree with Willard on just about everything but we can disagree without being rude. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Ah, so you're socially conservative, support Trump but probably consider yourself a libertarian, secretly a big fan of the moves ICE has been making? I'm assuming you've used the term "liberal media" unironically in
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
We've done this with our kid(s). Saying "you're being bad" or "you are bad" is very different from "You're choosing to do bad things."
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Care to elaborate on what flavors of bigotry have been lauded and socially rewarded/what valid viewpoints and statements have been mislabeled as bigotry? I feel like you're being intentionally vague to avoid taking a stance here.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
I am this person. I love the convenience of a car. I hate car ownership.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
And when the whole world is covered in datacenters, how will we continue to scale?
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias?wprov=sfti1
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
If I make up a riddle and ask an LLM to solve it, it will perform worse than a riddle that is well known and whose solution will be found in the dataset. That's just a foundational component of how they work.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
The issue here is borrowing from the future to pay for the present. The bicycle analogy (unless I'm missing something huge here) does not seem relevant at all.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Yes. To phrase it more completely, regime change and general destabilization of Latin American countries has definitely led to the immigration crisis in the United States now. Lack of stable governments and economies has absolutely exacerba
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
That's just the thing though. OpenAI and the LLM industry generally are pushing so hard against any kind of regulation that the likelihood of this happening is definitely lower than the percentage of ChatGPT users in psychosis.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Exactly. They're predisposed to a delusional spiral and will therefore be attracted to the sycophantic model. OpenAI is thus incentivized to provide the sycophantic model.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
If the something in question is a crime though, then that's called a conspiracy and there are laws against that. The legal difference in this case is the overt act, where one participant takes a criminal action beyond speech. Conspirac
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
No. I could choose to post my personal medical information in the town square, that doesn't make the town square a HIPPA entity.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Yes, I was just adding some context for any MAGA here that might genuinely think that US intervention in Latin America has ever been a good thing.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Yeah, ask any Chilean how the installation of Pinochet worked out.
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
I’d argue the majority of casual online PC discourse is driven by gaming. By the numbers LTT is the largest PC/IT/consumer computer YouTube channel and the majority of their content is focused on gaming. That’s my impression anywa
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
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by jakeydus 9mo ago
Right, and the greed is preying on that attention. The users aren’t the greedy ones, the musks and the zucks and the tiks and the toks are.

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