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by kouru225 1y ago
Again? So is that head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics gonna get fired again?
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by kouru225 1y ago
Hey wait a minute what’s so bad about a little strangling? One of these things is not like the other
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by kouru225 1y ago
AI hallucination is an inherent problem of AI. You can mitigate it, but the whole point of AI IS hallucination. If the result is useful to us, we don’t call it anything. If the result is not useful to us, we call it “hallucination”
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by kouru225 1y ago
People handwringing about drones having 1 civilian casualty when the previous methods would’ve had 20
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by kouru225 1y ago
“Useful” as in: a framework that gets the result you want. And yet the framework they’re describing has a serious and obvious flaw, and so it won’t reliably get the result they want. If we believe in intention, then how can we ever understa
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by kouru225 1y ago
Yea I mean I don’t really respect the legal world very much. You can see the failure of this with popularized cases like Brock Turner, who was guilty but given only 6 months because the Judge essentially decided his mind wasn’t that guilty
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by kouru225 1y ago
“You live in the now not in the future” The only reason I can imagine you’d add this to the convo is if you feel like having a cohesive philosophy of ethics necessarily enables you to live a moral life with no immorality. IMO even with perf
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by kouru225 1y ago
Ridiculous. Morality is about outcome, not intention, and love is decided retroactively after we experience the outcome of our interactions. I don’t care if you make a decision because you love me. If it’s a bad decision that screws up my f
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by kouru225 1y ago
Seems like you might be preoccupied with rage bait and you think that it’s actually real
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by kouru225 1y ago
So what’s the take on his new organization MPAI? I don’t know much about writing codecs… would love to hear someone’s take on the organization.
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by kouru225 1y ago
Yes the “good hitler years” were a lie and so are all the “effective dictators” And the fact that no one just assumes that is weird. In general, let’s imagine you had a politician who took power of a country that was recovering, and then by
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by kouru225 1y ago
I’m surprised that someone who studied moral philosophy doesn’t think we’re moral because it’s functional to be moral: We want something done in a sustainable way so that we don’t need to constantly spend resources monitoring and fixing it,
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by kouru225 1y ago
Knowing lions I bet all they’d talk about is being straight up dicks to anyone and everyone around them so yea I think we probably could ngl
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by kouru225 1y ago
… Wanna send me a vacuum?
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by kouru225 1y ago
You think it’s a bad thing that French researchers will have direct access to the “top researchers”??? Sounds like a major benefit to French researchers
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by kouru225 1y ago
Ngl I assumed they were doing this to begin with
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by kouru225 1y ago
Bingo. If you want to just write an essay, then ChatGPT is perfect. If you want to write an essay that says something very particular, then ChatGPT starts to give you issues
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by kouru225 1y ago
Oh jeez I just started this book and it’s terrible. The author seems like they front-loaded the real reason they’re interested in Antimemes, which is cause they have political opinions that they want to avoid the consequences of having to p
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by kouru225 1y ago
It’s always great to find someone who’s been thinking the same as you have been, but took the time to formalize it. For years I’ve been calling these antimemes “natural barriers” or “lost truth” (lost in that it’s destined to be lost). I’ve
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by kouru225 1y ago
There is definitely a hostile entity that’s in power and is purposely rejecting the wishes of the masses, but what the author is pointing out is that this entity took power by exploiting an inherent problem of communication: There are some
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by kouru225 1y ago
I mean… the moment I realized the privacy implications of having an AI installed on your computer I switched to Linux.
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by kouru225 1y ago
Admittedly, I wrote this comment only thinking about modern pessimism cause it feels like it's become so commodified that it's just a parody of itself at this point. If we're gonna start talking about the classics, then I can
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by kouru225 1y ago
Is that a paid plugin?
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by kouru225 1y ago
This site is great though. I’ll definitely watch through these. Thanks
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by kouru225 1y ago
Well this is why I feel pretty confident in my analysis then because I’m much more knowledgeable about criticism than I am about philosophy and all my alarm bells are going off here. When I’m reading that blurb about how Koons art affects c
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by kouru225 1y ago
I’m familiar enough with the history of philosophy to know that this article, at least, is gobbledygook marketing. Maybe the philosopher isn’t.
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by kouru225 1y ago
Is it just me or does pessimist philosophy just immediately scream "I don't actually base my understanding in reality?" Like I understand that the world is pretty depressing right now, but the underlying assumption here is th
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by kouru225 1y ago
This is the argument the student makes: > “I’m just a kid in college, if I can do this, can you imagine the scale and power of the tools that may be used by rogue actors?” Sairaj Balaji, a computer science student at SRMIST Chennai, Indi
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by kouru225 1y ago
A post on Obsidian and a post on Roam today? I don't know about you guys, but I'm an Obsidian lover and that's not gonna stop anytime soon. IMO the big problem about what this guy is saying can be boiled down to this: >My
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by kouru225 1y ago
Pandora’s box just opened Again

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