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khalic
1y ago
Don’t they have their own governments of sorts? Also, I would never accuse Irish or Scott’s of being passive in their response to political changes…
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khalic
1y ago
Chat control is being actively campaigned against, and is not yet law. Civil disobedience, demonstrations and other more disruptive forms of protest come after the democratic options have been exhausted. Is this really news to you?
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khalic
1y ago
Better still: it has nothing to do with pubs at all
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khalic
1y ago
Then create a new party, give talks about this, mobilize your friends, family, make them understand that civil liberty is literally worth dying for
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khalic
1y ago
Because the rest of Europe has much stronger reaction to unpopular political decisions
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khalic
1y ago
Do you really think those things are comparable?
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khalic
1y ago
Thank you for the insight, I thought the economic hardship after brexit would make them realise the importance of civic duty…
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khalic
1y ago
I’m just going to say it: you are wrong, protests, public pressure and civil disobedience are why you have many of the right you have today. I get you don’t have the will/energy/possibility to do anything, but don’t go around tell
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1y ago
Your example doesn’t work. They’re not keeping it for bad actors only, but for every one. Stop trying to oversimplify the concept, it’s not a pub, it’s not a store, it’s a virtual service. This comparison doesn’t help us at all. About the f
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khalic
1y ago
Thanks for the context, jeez that’s concerning
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khalic
1y ago
False equivalence, the local pub doesn’t keep track of your identity.
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khalic
1y ago
What’s with england and its complete lack of response to this kind of power grabs?
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khalic
1y ago
Absolute bullshit, drug prices are set according to how much they can squeeze out of it. It’s borderline dishonest to pretend the prices correspond to R&D expenditure
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khalic
1y ago
And there we go, people actually using “trade imbalance” as a valid economical concept. If you let clown dictate your vocabulary, you’ll be spitting confettis in no time. Please be smarter than this. There is no such thing as trade imbalanc
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khalic
1y ago
I know first hand, quite incredible
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khalic
1y ago
You probably need to look under the hood, it has nothing to do with what popular culture called AI until very recently. It’s just a word generator on steroids, don’t believe the hype about AIs taking over, it’s complete BS.
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khalic
1y ago
People seem to be missing the fact that Ai2 is an initiative by the Allen Institute for AI, not a company
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khalic
1y ago
That sounds amazing, mind telling us a little more?
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khalic
1y ago
Reminder for the broke people like me, Khan Academy is free and very good
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khalic
1y ago
Honestly, it's not worth your time, a lot of presumptions, false premises and incomplete hypothesis. Also, apprenticeship didn't disappear, it's still very much in use in many countries. The focus is just different. Classroom
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khalic
1y ago
Cool concept that brings a little structure to prompts. I wouldn't use the semantic part that much, English is fine for this, but there is a real need for machine instructions. There is no need for an LLM guess if "main" is a
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khalic
1y ago
This is a major issue with LLMs altogether, it probably has to do with the transformer architecture. We need another breakthrough in the field for this to become reality.
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khalic
1y ago
it's sonnet behind the scene
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khalic
1y ago
We need some international body to start running these tests… I just can’t trust these numbers any longer. We need a platform for this, something at least we can get some peer reviews
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khalic
1y ago
It’s a good idea to read whatever you’re commenting on
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khalic
1y ago
Impressive work! Can’t wait to spin it up on HF
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khalic
1y ago
The study is sound, pretty small impact considering the increase in living conditions. What surprises me is people arguing that somehow a business is more important than livable wages. Americans and slavery really is a love story
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khalic
1y ago
Yes it’s exactly what I’m saying
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khalic
1y ago
I get your point, don’t agree with it but thanks for sharing your perspective
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khalic
1y ago
Oh I am not clicking on their website, they are a known anti lgbt group that claim to be associated with this very issue.
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