malfist

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901.
by malfist 9mo ago
You're doing a fine job demonstrating the problem we're talking about here.
902.
by malfist 9mo ago
And in this future your building, does everyone also have their own data center to do that inference training you say "of course" everyone will do?
903.
by malfist 9mo ago
I appreciate you sharing those links, even if you had to get a jab in doing it :-)
904.
by malfist 9mo ago
You still haven't answered why I should care that you, a stranger on the internet, believes some unsubstantiated hearsay?
905.
by malfist 9mo ago
Vulnerability researches with a vested interest in making LLMs valuable. The difference isn't meaningful
906.
by malfist 9mo ago
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907.
by malfist 9mo ago
Can you point to any examples of big food companies actually making changes for Michelle Obama's campaign?
908.
by malfist 9mo ago
This is defeatist. Just because something is bad doesn't mean we shouldn't care at all and just let everything be bad.
909.
by malfist 9mo ago
Openclaw is a nice thing?
910.
by malfist 9mo ago
You going to train your own model so you don't have to have a model recommending products that google/anthropic/openai ran paid alignment on to encourage you to drink your ovaltine?
911.
by malfist 9mo ago
Ads are for sure not fucked. They're going to be integrated into everything in this utopia of yours. Big tech has shown us time and time again, not only will they sell a non-paying customer to advertisers, but they'll sell paying
912.
by malfist 9mo ago
I really appreciate your condensing of the AI problem. I think the only thing it's missing is that at least 5% of the time, when you tell it to open the glovebox it tells you it's already open and leaves it closed, or turns on you
913.
by malfist 9mo ago
Corporations routinely get a slap on the wrist (seconds of profitability), not required to admit guilt, or deferred prosecution agreements.
914.
by malfist 9mo ago
That is very much illegal in the US
915.
by malfist 9mo ago
Depends on how you measure unlimited. My hot water heater can pretty much indefinitely supply hot water for a single shower head with a modern water saving design. It can heat faster than 1.2 gallons/minute
916.
by malfist 9mo ago
You don't appear to be "all for green energy" if you want to prohibit some forms of green energy. In fact that appears to be the stance of someone who opposes green energy
917.
by malfist 9mo ago
For sure, my org adopted KPIs for 95% AI usage measured weekly, and it was reviewed. Not 95% rolling weekly average, 95% each and every single week. I personally witness managers being called out why their team of 8 one week suddenly had on
918.
by malfist 9mo ago
Maybe the better option is to not be so anti immigration
919.
by malfist 9mo ago
> It's a very harmful practice to intentionally try to hurt companies, when you can just block what you don't like. I say tit for tat. They're intentionally trying to harm me, spying on me, maybe infecting my computer, min
920.
by malfist 9mo ago
As a point of data for your statement, Jassy has repeatedly said that teams that have higher AI adoption are safe from layoffs. Use AI or lose your job is the blunt message
921.
by malfist 9mo ago
It also pollutes the data collection on you by advertisers. If you're seemingly interested in EVERYTHING they have no clue about you.
922.
by malfist 9mo ago
How did I cause financial damage? I didn't charge anybody anything. I didn't pay anybody anything. I agreed to no terms and conditions
923.
by malfist 9mo ago
You know what other site you can provide evidence to and change to be more correct?
924.
by malfist 9mo ago
I've found that generally people reserve down votes for posts that don't add to the conversation, in general, just like we're supposed to do. Its always been down vote city if you happen to criticize political positions that
925.
by malfist 9mo ago
There sure are a lot of green names on this post pushing that agenda. Makes you wonder if its astroturfing. And why its nessecary, is AI so fragile it can't let any criticism stand unchallenged?
926.
by malfist 9mo ago
Lights out manufacturing is always the boogieman that's being built or coming tomorrow. Never seems to happen though. The Wikipedia article for it only cites two such factories, and at least one of them requires humans still and isn&#x
927.
by malfist 9mo ago
Chatgpt told him that they couldn't
928.
by malfist 9mo ago
So your whole argument is bad faith and you're proud of it? Got it. Have a good day.
929.
by malfist 9mo ago
Are you really trying to argue that A) Trump never advocated for a third term B) (simultaneously) Trump advocating for a third term is no different than any other politician's posturing.
930.
by malfist 9mo ago
It's easy to have acid 3 compliance if your acid 3 compliance test is printing 100/100 and then checking to see if 100/100 was printed

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