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moate
4mo ago
Where do you think this sentence shows bias? The phrase "most-favored" means, "most recommended by the AI relative to the field". What did you think this sentence meant?
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4mo ago
It's a starting point to flag. Here's some analysis of what it is and why it's useful as a canary in the coal mine: https://www.prevuehr.com/resources/insights/adverse-impact-a...
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4mo ago
At least on the iPhone, they don't move if the phone isn't detecting motion. If you're sitting on a couch with the feature on, there's just dots on the screen, lurking, waiting... So you might be right, but it can't
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moate
4mo ago
Money is power. Power corrupts. Also, dude was raised by terrible rich people and turned out to be...a terrible rich person. Color me shocked!
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4mo ago
So by "Voter ID is racist" crowd you more broadly mean "people who understand that requiring identification in order to exist in society is a burden on the citizens with little benefit to them but of great value to authoritar
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4mo ago
To be fair, a lot of us thought Uber would fail because governments would actually enforce regulations meant to protect consumers regarding what are taxis and laws around meant to protect workers regarding drivers' employment status, a
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4mo ago
"If the guy with insider access to the Kleptocracy left would this thing be as valuable" is a resounding NO when you're selling exploding space ships and a 3rd tier AI, a service that consumers continue to find complicated at
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4mo ago
...why would we want to do your job? No you fool, don't you see? Now you're all going to going to be forced to learn how to code...in Project Manager BWA HA HA HA HA!
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5mo ago
Well that's your "land for turn" not "replace playing a land". You can only play one land each turn, if other cards let you play extra lands...you can play extra lands!
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5mo ago
Let's assume the charity was Catholic and didn't inform people: do you think that wouldn't be mentioned? What about Muslim, Hindu, Satanic? People have very strong feelings about their money going to religious organizations,
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5mo ago
Some people are stupid and think that they should be given accolades for all their abilities that are just locked away behind their stupidity. They keep telling us AI is the key to this. This is why I don't trust AI. It's being so
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5mo ago
Nah. "the internet" or "the power grid" sure, but "AI" being down for an extended period of time would mostly just cause the stock market to shit the bed and trickle down effects from that, but not any actual l
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5mo ago
The fear of the guillotine has been lost...
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5mo ago
IDK why I'm helping with the Trashcan Man, but it's been a weird day... >>Most of the people pushing these technologies (A.I., brain chip interfaces, cybernetics, etc...) are Luciferians and transhumanists. I think you can e
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5mo ago
It's also a real weak confederation he's forming. The "we the theists (or I guess non-nihilists?) all agree that..." falls apart once you start finishing the thought because they don't agree on much outside of negat
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5mo ago
Ambiguity scaring the shit out of engineers is giving me life on this blah of a Monday.
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5mo ago
It's almost like color is a spectrum of light and we just arbitrarily slice it and decide "this has a name" because we are finite being who demand order from things that are not ordered and then demand further order from that
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7mo ago
>>when did we restrict people's abilities to do things? That's literally what most laws are, saying what you can and can't do. This is like, a foundational understanding of what government/regulation is. >>th
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7mo ago
I'm going to do this again: >>>>absence of a correspondingly negative motivating event. What did you mean? Why do you believe there has not been a motivating event to ban data centers when those bans have happened, which is
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7mo ago
Glad Montana is securing the right to do math.
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7mo ago
Someone said "right to computers' and someone else said "that sounds dumb...make it compute!"
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7mo ago
>>absence of a correspondingly negative motivating event. You don't think there's reasons pass laws banning AI...datacenters? Because what state is banning the concept of AI? They're banning/restricting the creatio
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8mo ago
>>There's no communism that doesn't lead to authoritarianism Unless you believe this because "there's no State that doesn't lead to authoritarianism (based, dope, great take)" saying "this thing is a
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8mo ago
Which definition of Fascism would you like me to use to prove you wrong? Also, please don't look at the wikipedia article that literally says "fascism is opposed by...communism".
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8mo ago
No, this is absolutely the system working as intended: The State exists to protect large monied interests and their power, and those entities in exchange will sell out individuals to the State that seek to undermine their power. The State w
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9mo ago
IG/Threads/FB are all a shared ecosystem with co-posting and such. X is an island apart. The network effect is absolutely in play.
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9mo ago
How many people posting Clash of Kings related content on HN, and what does that say about their user base? This is a weird metric to determine informational accuracy, as you're talking about a specific use case (reposting content on a
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11mo ago
Exactly this. If I have 100,000 followers on YT for my software related content, why wouldn't I use that platform to post my content? Some people are also visual more visual learners and while straight text is helpful, having a trusted
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1y ago
This story (the demand for Radiologists) really shows a very important thing about AI: It's great when it has training data, and bad at weird edge cases. Gee, seems like about the worst fucking thing in the world for diagnostics if you
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1y ago
I think "insular rural folk" are often literate enough to see highfalutin dick-bags like yourself coming and don't want to be associated with that level of disdainful pretense. I work in project management for a massive multi
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