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by lyu07282 9mo ago
The philosophy department of our post-political/ly illiterate community seem to mostly boil down to the question if his vile opinions and speech should matter, failing to comprehend the associated real world consequences of this bigotr
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by lyu07282 10mo ago
my ISP is bound by my countries privacy regulation, I replace the trust of one party with every website i visit that could be located in fascist regimes without such laws.
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by lyu07282 10mo ago
There are way worse things you could do, you could hide explosives in consumer electronics and infiltrate the supply lines to replace them. Then you could detonate them all simultaneously, indiscriminately murdering everyone around them as
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by lyu07282 10mo ago
This is a win for the consumer though, we don't want to be tracked, your inability for abuse prevention is my ability to stay hidden in the crowd. Why should I care?
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by lyu07282 10mo ago
I don't remember ipv4 addresses either, that's what dns is for!
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by lyu07282 10mo ago
All the westerner can conclude from any of this is that we aren't doing free market capitalism hard enough yet, unfortunately. The only thing left standing is this iron curtain through which we are allowed to perceive china, which let&
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by lyu07282 10mo ago
> we speak the truth about stuff Western propaganda works in mysterious ways.
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by lyu07282 10mo ago
You also have to think deeper than that, media in the west is propaganda, you have to ask why are they all pushing the "children are in danger from social media" narrative? You should never make the mistake to be so naive to trust
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by lyu07282 11mo ago
Piratebay
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by lyu07282 11mo ago
I would imagine these models heavily bias towards western mainstream "authorative" literature, news and science not some random reddit threads, but the resulting mixture can really offend anybody, it just depends on the prompting,
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It's just they have been in charge for so long, and gotten their ideology implemented for decades, the damage they caused is now so large and felt by so many people deep inside the neocolonial core that we finally see the first cracks
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by lyu07282 1y ago
True leftism threatens the power of capitalists. Liberalism is not leftism.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Americans have the politics of toddlers, the most manipulated people on the planet. "I'm a libertarian, we need to regulate greed" just like wtf even
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Andrew Yang isn't left-wing wtf. People think Obama is left-wing too, people are so politically confused
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> This is America It's probably not, but your post almost reads like satire in reference to the tv show by Sacha Baron Cohen with the same name. Living with so many contradictions for so long just leaves one confused and disoriented
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Terrible argument, you should say because of generative AI where anybody can fabricate any image/video/audio of anyone in any context without their consent we urgently need new regulation of social media platforms to accommodate t
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Link: https://tweakcn.com/editor/theme
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It's not a representative sample so the dislikes it shows aren't accurate it's a bad estimate. I also heard some content creators that said they compared with real dislike numbers and it was way off.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
No it just looks at exact character sequences, try it out yourself here: https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Of course not, but US imperialism is a bipartisan issue, what Trump does is remove the pretense that makes liberals sleep better at night. I think it's good that they removed it, let's get rid of all the lies and hypocrisy. Nothin
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by lyu07282 1y ago
The way modern tokenizers are constructed is by iteratively doing frequency analysis of arbitrary length sequences using a large corpus. So what you suggested is already the norm, tokens aren't n-grams. Words and any sequence really th
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Obviously they will eventually no longer license AGPL at all. It's wild to me how this can be a surprise to anyone, this entire company has been one gigantic red flag for years and that's just what's publicly known. It's
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Because yours is anecdotal evidence, a study like this should have a higher bar than that and be useful to support your experience, but it doesn't do that. It doesn't even say what exact models they evaluated ffs
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I partially agree, it seems a lot have shifted the argument to news media criticism or something else. But this study is also questionable, for anyone who reads actual academic studies that should be immediately obvious. I don't unders
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by lyu07282 1y ago
We don't even have any intention to do anything about millions of people loosing their jobs and driven into poverty by it, in fact the investments right now gamble/depend on that wealth transfer to happen in the future. We don&#x2
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by lyu07282 1y ago
That really doesn't matter. I think what happened could be described as "hostility" towards the community, that's what my impression was, it was appearing like a hostile takeover of the github repositories/organizat
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It goes without saying that Ruby Central doesn't think Ruby Central has ever lost any trust to begin with.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
This is just the tooling though, not "rubygems.org" which is still owned by a hostile entity (depending on where you sit on this), so not sure how this would restore any trust?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Read the thread. It's a joke, when talking to an angry lunatic I always like to fight fire with fire.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It's really strange how we disconnected ideology from politics, in people's minds ideology only exists on the fringes of the far-left and far-right which are considered identical. If you criticize a politician you should be aware

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