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by jfyi 5mo ago
Would you do that if you were an ex-law enforcement officer who's racial profile puts you under the protection of criminals on the yard that largely support the person you heckled while not knowing that it was only going to be 37 days?
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by jfyi 5mo ago
You know, I am usually one to immediately jump to "to hell with that" when someone brings up Hanlon's razor, but I think it may apply here. He certainly is creating a false equivalency between AI and immigrants, but with how
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by jfyi 5mo ago
"Postliberalism" is a really flowery way to say fascist/corporatist. I guess it is less likely to shut down the conversation though.
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by jfyi 5mo ago
This is a weird take to me. The current "conservative" movement has gone to great lengths to push out neoliberals and enact protectionist policy. Maybe you mean "conservative" voters? Though, these are more likely the &q
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by jfyi 5mo ago
It's a song by "The Who". Though given the controversy their lead songwriter (Pete Townshend) has been through, I personally would refrain from quoting him on the topic of kids.
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by jfyi 5mo ago
I'd argue that if we don't abstract away resource usage behind currency, we are pretty firmly in negative-sum territory and zero-sum is a pretty rose colored glasses way of looking at things that is currently obscuring us from pen
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by jfyi 5mo ago
I am not sure I am prepared for solipsgnosticism to be a thing.
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by jfyi 5mo ago
No, I am saying the concept of a p-zombie relies on a flawed premise. I am asking you to explain what is fundamentally "subjective" about these experiences. How are colorblindness and extended color perception any different from f
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by jfyi 5mo ago
NPC meme? No sir, we are a little more high brow around here. Around these parts we talk about p-zombies and solipsism! I'll bite though, do NPCs behave as if they believe they are conscious? If so, how do you know you aren't one
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by jfyi 5mo ago
Show me what is subjective about it then. What makes one illusion created out of flesh more real than another? How are any of these experiences subjective if you can already relate their nature so easily and universally? You are describing
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by jfyi 5mo ago
Well, right, it's contextual. We each have a series of inputs that add up to these contexts. This doesn't mean it can't be explained, it just means there needs to be context. If you give the blind man a sensor that converts
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by jfyi 5mo ago
Nah, it never went anywhere. The internet just provides a safe space for people to admit philosophies that would cause social issues in person.
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by jfyi 5mo ago
Like this? https://waymo.com/blog/2026/02/the-waymo-world-model-a-new-f... Or did you mean strictly in operation?
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by jfyi 7mo ago
Great person theory is hardly new either. I'm not sure the point. Really it's just "critical theory" for rich white men. I'm not convinced everyone or even a majority thinks this way innately. It's taught by p
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by jfyi 8mo ago
Is it though? Or are we simply in an environment that is heavily skewed toward "Great Person" theory narratives?
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by jfyi 8mo ago
Well, the corporatists are generally quiet about things until they have control.
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by jfyi 8mo ago
Is fentanyl even that big of an issue in a clinical setting? It's not like it's the go to opiate of choice for general pain anyway. The problem with fentanyl is that it is easy to make and smuggle and we managed to leave a giant b
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by jfyi 8mo ago
I think it's more that total reduplication sounds off to most western ears. Spotify has the same number of syllables.
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by jfyi 8mo ago
https://board.epsteinexposed.com/c/site-feedback/2
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by jfyi 8mo ago
I'm not associated with the project. I just think they are doing amazing work as of the recent document drops.
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Comprehensive searchable database of Epstein documents(epsteinexposed.com)
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by jfyi 8mo ago
I think it's a fairly common trope in communication to explain in simple terms any language that the wider part of an audience doesn't understand.
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by jfyi 8mo ago
It's not that complex, good faith builds good will. It's a shame we can't have nice things.
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by jfyi 8mo ago
Credibility is the core currency of soft power, whether one views its ultimate goal as manufacturing consent or fostering genuine cultural attraction. Without that perceived reliability, the indicator "soft" loses it's meanin
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by jfyi 8mo ago
I agree, well mostly. The administration is dispensing with the institutions of soft power. I don't think it's the main goal so much as a consequence of their worldview. Soft power is essentially worthless to people who have no in
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by jfyi 8mo ago
I think the distinction between programmatic error (solvable) and operational characteristic (mitigatable) is valid in theory, but I disagree that it matters in practice. Proactive prevention (like bounds checking) only "solves" t
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by jfyi 8mo ago
You are arguing semantics that don't address the underlying issue of data vs. command. While I agree that SQL injection might be the technically better analogy, not looking at LLMs as a coding platform is a mistake. That is exactly how
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by jfyi 8mo ago
The AI can hire verifiers too. It of course turns into a recursive problem at some point, but that point is defined by how many people predictably do the assigned task.
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by jfyi 8mo ago
I'd say abstracting it away from ai, Stephen King explored this type of scenario in 'Needful Things'. I bet there is a rich history in literature of exactly this type of thing as it basically boils down to exploration of will
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by jfyi 8mo ago
There is definitely a large section of the security community that this is very true. Automated offensive suites and scanning tools have made entry a pretty low bar in the last decade or so. Very many people that learn to use these tools ha

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