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matkoniecz
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
Worth noting that at scale larger than family/clan/tribe it beats communism and feudalism on all relevant - to people - metrics. (though unconstrained capitalism is not ideal) > unworkable system ? unconstrained pure capitalism
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
> It went badly for Internet Archive, against common sense. not really they were operating under model when they remotely lended the same amount of books they had (effectively operating as a library) then they started doing it without an
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
In footer they admit to "Greene used Claude (Anthropic) as a tool for structure, data organization, and feedback" presumably it stands for "I asked LLM to write it for me"
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
> Turns out those gatekeepers were indeed providing something of value. you missed step that proves or indicates that
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
I mark as spam also ones with unsubscribe link.
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
According to claimed timeline he decided to do it later. At that stage responding to spammers makes sense.
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
Altman of *Open* AI? No idea why I would trust him without very convincing proof.
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
> In writing this article, Greene used Claude (Anthropic) as a tool for structure, data organization, and feedback. yeah, it was quite visible in style (in parts that I bothered to read)
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
> each one arriving within hours despite my repeated, polite “no thank you” responses why anyone would respond to spammers, if they recognize them as spammers? And want them to stop spamming?
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
> I think you are missing a bit from that story when presenting Poland as a victim And you in turn seem to miss similar quotes from Lenin et all, salivating at subjugation of Poland. > The USSR returned the territory that Poland grabb
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
I really want to read this!
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
> Never seen anyone explain what exactly the grievance is here. at least part of grievance is from people who were able to murder people they disliked and were forced to stop that
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
For me Russia is a priority as both most dangerous personally, geopolitically and for family reasons (for start, grand-grand-father was murdered as part of Katyń massacre). So I am fine with singling out Russia.
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
> What do you mean? That Kagi is directly Russian? no, that Kagi is buying from Russian supplies > Paying a russian provider isn't against the law and I never claimed that it is > at some point we need to bring Russia back int
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2mo ago
> What do you mean? that joint invasion of Poland by Russia (Soviet Union) and Germany (Third Reich) was really bad for my country and its inhabitants. 1920s Russian invasion failed but also was bad. Previously there was occupation of pa
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
"the AI will preserve the knowledge forever" no, only some mangled form of it
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
In my case: Russian state is my direct enemy and most likely to invade my country. And would do it if they would consider success likely. Previous wars with Russia were obnoxious with very bad consequences, so I dislike idea of even very in
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
They are repackaging bunch of search engine results, including Yandex (and paying for it). Yandex is Russian. I would not describe it as Kagi being indirectly Russian.
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
They only repackage what Google et all returns. Or have they started own indexing?
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
gas turbines are not intermittent > I frequently hear that wind and solar are the cheapest forms of electricity presumably they put zero value on stable production or count subsidies as income
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matkoniecz
2mo ago
I honestly have no idea what you tried to say here.
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matkoniecz
3mo ago
And if in response USA would invade and start massacring civilians (like Russia did), that would be in fact evil.
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matkoniecz
3mo ago
At no point I claimed that Poland was land of saints and cuddly plush bears. See also Bereza Kartuska. What you linked does not change at all that being invaded and occupied by Nazi Germany and Soviet Union was absolutely awful and both wer
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3mo ago
As someone from Poland I want to confirm that multiple things can be in fact bad. Being invaded by Nazi Germany and days later by their ally, Russia was example of such case.
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matkoniecz
3mo ago
why it would matter during evacuation when everyone leaves? (tourists would be more likely to be outside anyway, so actually it sounds like better case)
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3mo ago
> what happened in the east 85 years ago Russia got attacked by their ally, Nazi Germany. After 87 years ago in 1939 they invaded together Poland. > Really sad. Yeah, Russia going on to win WW II was quite sad. Admittedly better than
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matkoniecz
3mo ago
So we have "biological weapons" and "leaded gasoline" as accepted examples.
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3mo ago
> The most egregious example was when it called my draft of a LinkedIn post “engagement bait”—not saying I disagree, but there’s no need to say it to my face! wait, why you would post anything else on Linkedin? What is the euphemism for
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3mo ago
> I would not want to be in that building if an evacuation alarm sounded. why short term/long term stay would matter here?
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3mo ago
> but you make assertions here like all pirates are high minded people who are secretly actually paying for the content and are only interested in some extra video quality you are replying to comment "I do. Multiple times, even.&quo
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