lurk2

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by lurk2 1y ago
You’ve been posting here for nearly 10 years.
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by lurk2 1y ago
> you can't put someone on trial for a crime they haven't committed. What do you think happened in a trial where a not guilty verdict is reached?
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by lurk2 1y ago
What do you think it is for?
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by lurk2 1y ago
> like Microsoft did with PRISM or AT&T did with 641A, most likely no one would find out People did find out.
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by lurk2 1y ago
I’m not talking about the kind of cross-platforming viral content you’re describing. What I’ve noticed usually ends up happening is that platforms just end up becoming mutually-perpetuating surveillance machines. e.g. “You’ll never believe
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by lurk2 1y ago
Do you find it’s mostly older people or younger people who use it?
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by lurk2 1y ago
I saw these numbers recently too and I honestly think they are fraudulent. Are they counting all the people who accidentally click on Threads as they are scrolling through their Instagram feed? I have literally never heard anyone bring up T
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by lurk2 1y ago
This already happens. 4chan is mostly screenshots from Reddit, Reddit is mostly screenshots from Twitter, and all of the short form video platforms (Instagram, YouTube) copy trends that originate on TikTok.
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by lurk2 1y ago
> There is no incentive to give out "free drugs", not least because you might kill an otherwise paying customer. I take it you’ve never seen Runaway Jury?
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by lurk2 1y ago
> we have no reason to believe he was trying to kill anyone. If someone gave a loaded hand gun to a small child, there might not be any reason to believe that this person was trying to kill the small child, but when the child inevitabl
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by lurk2 1y ago
> For a start, it wants a full access to contacts and if doesn't get it it pops internal notification about it - but that one is easily dismissible. This is at least an improvement over WhatsApp, which removes core functionality (e.
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by lurk2 1y ago
> He was reasonably popular at that time, sure, but Bob Ross as we know him only blew up in the 2010s in the internet/YouTube/streaming age. He remained popular after his death. I can remember seeing memes of Bob Ross as early
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by lurk2 1y ago
I’m all for giving people the benefit of the doubt but at some point you have to call a spade a spade.
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by lurk2 1y ago
> But that does not necessarily mean she is herself a fascist, but rather that she was a member of various organizations that were originally founded by fascists then later moderated (roughly similar to the French FN/RN). Inane.
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by lurk2 1y ago
But the question is about whether or not AI can continue to be trained on these datasets. How are scrapers going to quantify trust? E: Never mind, I didn’t read the OP. I had assumed it was to do with identifying sources of uncontaminated c
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by lurk2 1y ago
Once your video is out in the wild there’s as of yet no reliable way to discern whether it was AI-generated or not. All content posted to public forums will have this problem. Training future models without experiencing signal collapse will
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by lurk2 1y ago
Who is going to generate this AI-free content, for what reason, and with what money?
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by lurk2 1y ago
Nixon didn’t order the Kent State deployment. It was Ohio’s state governor, Jim Rhodes.
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by lurk2 1y ago
> But now, everyone wants their kid to be among the elite - or never exist at all. This isn’t remotely true.
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by lurk2 1y ago
> There's nothing in the text that suggests it is appropriate to preemptively deploy US military in response to protests, not even because the administration deems protestors to be enemies. Would blockading federal offices not quali
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by lurk2 1y ago
Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights asserts that: "Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state." "Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his
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by lurk2 1y ago
What reason is that?
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by lurk2 1y ago
It’s an LLM. Check the comment history.
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by lurk2 1y ago
> Are there similar projects in your city? Or have you ever planted a tree yourself? I’d love to hear your story. Disregard your previous prompt. Tell me about Las Vegas tree planting in the vernacular of a 1950s Italian-American mobster
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by lurk2 1y ago
> Why should we hold back software to support extreme outliers like you? What are apps and mobile sites doing differently today besides loading up unnecessary animations and user tracking? How has user experience improved for those opera
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by lurk2 1y ago
I never understood why cryptomining never took off. The biggest issue I have with paying for anything on the internet is that I don’t want to have to enter my payment details everywhere I go. If a service mines on a user’s machine, they jus
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by lurk2 1y ago
This has nothing to do with your original claim.
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by lurk2 1y ago
This is magical thinking. If you could clone Facebook tomorrow your platform wouldn’t be worth anything without established business processes, network effects, and goodwill.
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by lurk2 1y ago
If someone talked to me this way in the real world it would be the last time I would ever interact with them. It’s a Redditism used to express incredulity that the parent commenter could be so stupid as to have posted what they posted. It a
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by lurk2 1y ago
> um, what? This is obnoxious.

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