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by lazide 1mo ago
It was more organic, less profitable and mechanized.
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by lazide 1mo ago
Not when you also including poisoning attacks. I remember the original paper showing issues with even a couple percent of certain kinds of synthetic data too, not 100%.
123.
by lazide 1mo ago
The biggest issue (having seen it first hand), is anyone trying to directly address the actual issues gets attacked by their ‘own side’, often in a lot of ways that are hard to address and everyone will deny are actually happening. A lot of
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by lazide 1mo ago
Well, it’s less for them to be able to do the groping, and a lot more about them not being sent to jail for all the groping they’ve already been caught doing. He’s known since the first term (and he’s not the only one!) that if he loses he’
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by lazide 1mo ago
A huge problem with ML training is the ‘ouroboros issue’ - training ML with input from other MLs breaks things in very deep (but difficult to stop/detect when it’s happening) ways due to the way the internal math works (model collapse)
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by lazide 2mo ago
Black holes are essentially where our knowledge of spacetime breaks, and we can’t even see into it. It’s hard to really concretely know much about it directly.
127.
by lazide 2mo ago
And it wasn’t out of the goodness of their hearts that they changed - they finally lost enough big court cases over it, it was to avoid heavy handed legislation.
128.
by lazide 2mo ago
lol, sure buddy.
129.
by lazide 2mo ago
If everyone at a given level is playing the game, only those without leverage on everyone else are easy targets
130.
by lazide 2mo ago
When you can, software tends to be better. True of all engineering. Hence, our current enshittification trend
131.
by lazide 2mo ago
Well that, and leverage/manipulation, and spending all their time figuring out how to scapegoat everyone else convincingly. It’s definitely a set of skills.
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by lazide 2mo ago
These folks know that tendency (and in some cases actively did these things to get the leverage they have!), so good luck doing it without getting caught.
133.
by lazide 2mo ago
And eventually, unless protected by a monopoly/legislation protection, these orgs get out-competed. Which is why they also seem to focus so much on protecting their position. It explains a lot, frankly.
134.
by lazide 2mo ago
Why can’t they synthesize aromatics too? they’re usually shorter chain, seems like they should be easier if nothing else?
135.
by lazide 2mo ago
What articulable crime is the suspect alleged to have committed?
136.
by lazide 2mo ago
The Supreme Court has generally upheld searches at the border being reasonable (along with a lot of other IMO unreasonable things being reasonable). If you’re expecting the Courts to bail him out, I wouldn’t hold my breath. The gov’t can ma
137.
by lazide 2mo ago
having trouble reading?
138.
by lazide 2mo ago
uh huh
139.
by lazide 2mo ago
They literally unlicense the product out from under you as part of windows update. You’re the one having to sue, unless you never connect your machine to the internet anyway.
140.
by lazide 2mo ago
Power users absolutely hate this mindset. It’s resulted in Apple animations taking seconds for something that was done before the animation even started.
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by lazide 2mo ago
Difficulty - Microsoft retroactively cancelling lifetime licenses.
142.
by lazide 2mo ago
I absolutely hate this shit, because my goal is actually doing something in a reasonable amount of time.
143.
by lazide 2mo ago
Yup, it’s a second job (side hustle?) in my experience.
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by lazide 2mo ago
The folks I’m talking about would literally never go if it wasn’t for a photo op (not taking pictures, but GOING TO TAKE A SPECIFIC PICTURE OF THEM THERE.). It’s literally like a job to them. You can tell when you watch them. They aren’t go
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by lazide 2mo ago
Ah, I struggled to see your point of view if you didn’t, so I guess I skipped over it. Now I just struggle to understand the naïveté in general.
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by lazide 2mo ago
Yeah, ‘we won’t take this seriously enough to actually cause real damage’.
147.
by lazide 2mo ago
It’s about the competition. The actual experience is secondary.
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by lazide 2mo ago
Notably, Chinese tourists have been notorious in Asia for decades (long before social media) for travel being very focused on, ahem, performative status seeking. It’s a big part of why counterfeit goods are such a big deal. The ‘sweet smile
149.
by lazide 2mo ago
Kinda - it used to be the reach of vacation photos was relatively limited, so the degree of aggressiveness was also relatively limited. Going literally to just get photos was also somewhat limited, because who would be crazy enough to go
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by lazide 2mo ago
I see you haven’t heard of parallel construction.

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