nerevarthelame

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by nerevarthelame 2mo ago
AI is directly mentioned in 24 of 53 paragraphs from the article.
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by nerevarthelame 2mo ago
To reframe the silliness of this analysis, ~1% of the study population is Sam Altman founding OpenAI.
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by nerevarthelame 3mo ago
That NFT entry leads to a 404, and even if you Google the one quote they provide from it ("You do not understand NFTs yet, but you will"), the only reference to it is the "Billion Dollar PDFs" site.
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by nerevarthelame 3mo ago
This site does a terrible job of curating what is supposed to be a limited, selective list. I tried to access the first 60 entries. 11 of them were dead links. 4 were just links to advertisements for books (very much not a "memo, a dec
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by nerevarthelame 3mo ago
The author is German, so I'll cut them some slack on their English prose. And I think I prefer seeing their actual voice rather than pressing it through an LLM filter. But I agree the claims are kinda incoherent, and that's unforg
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by nerevarthelame 3mo ago
I could see this being the flawed perspective of management, and that it could genuinely make union negotiations more difficult as a result. But it's short and narrow-sighted.
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by nerevarthelame 4mo ago
He did admit as much: > "The scripts used to fetch the data, collate it into a DuckDB database file, construct the views on that DB, and then do the statistical analysis on that data, were indeed written by GLM 5.1, as was the HTML
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by nerevarthelame 4mo ago
Every study that suggests viability of SSRIs to treat or prevent Long COVID presents plausible mechanisms for why they might have that effect. And none of them are "the patients are probably just sad and faking it."
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by nerevarthelame 4mo ago
Creatinine can be an indicator that your kidneys are not working well. It's a cheap red flag that can be screened for in a common blood test. But if heightened creatinine is a result of one's creatine supplementation, then there a
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by nerevarthelame 4mo ago
It's interesting they only included 6 metrics this time. Opus 4.7 had 12, and 4.6 had 13. Of the metircs they reported for 4.7, for 4.8 they excluded BrowseComp, CharXiv Reasoning, CyberGym, GPQA Diamond, MCP Atlas, MMMLU, SWE-bench V
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by nerevarthelame 5mo ago
It was Biden who initially ordered the reclassification of marijuana to schedule III in 2024: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2024/08/29/2024-19... Trump is basically just pushing that order ac
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
You're right are exemptions for both GDPR [0] and the CCPA [1] where organizations aren't obligated to comply with erasure requests if it would limit their ability to prevent or investigate crimes, fraud, or similar matters. But t
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
They're also still posting on LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube (in addition to BlueSky and Mastodon). It's silly to suggest that anything outside of X is an echo chamber, or that one must communicate on a platfor
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
On average, they're getting <9,000 views per post on X. With 100 - 150K followers on both Bluesky and Mastodon, I'd expect their impressions to beat those X numbers. But as they say in the article, their reason for leaving isn&
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
While criticism of Israel should not be conflated with antisemitism, the concept of a "Zionist Occupation Government," without question, originates from neo-nazi conspiracy theories. Take that shit elsewhere.
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
I agree with most of this, but my one qualm is the notion that LLMs "are particularly good at generating ideas." It's fair enough that you can discard any bad ideas they generate. But by design, the recommendations will be av
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
On top of the fraud convictions, Trevor Milton was credibly accused of sexual assault by his own cousin and a girl he employed. Both victims were minors at the time. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/29/two-women-f
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
The rebrand came at a time when "Facebook" was mainly associated with either tremendous scandal (Facebook Files, ad fraud, Cambridge Analytica, Rohingya and Tigray genocides, etc.) or a social media platform increasingly dominated
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
I'm not saying that your assessments are wrong. But you were talking about how valuable this content is, and I don't understand how the insight you claimed to get from the visualization ("There is definitely impact on Softwar
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by nerevarthelame 6mo ago
> The VIEW could be AI slop, but underlying CONTENT has some meaning. There is definitely impact on Software engineering jobs at the moment, interns/juniors are struggling to find jobs Is that notion supported by this content? The B
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
I agree that it's worth understanding that the law does not ask for any of this information to leave your car, so "federal surveillance tech" is a bit exaggerated. I have an unimpressive Honda Accord, and it will ding and dis
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
For years Hisense has been a highly recommended brand for mid-tier TVs on (relatively) objective review sites like rtings.com. Their customers don't deserve bad things to happen to them. And the Anti-Chinese sentiment is especially wei
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
The author going to silly lengths to write in a way that will be perceived as non-artificial, even though they find those traits (improper capitalization, spelling mistakes, etc.) crude and distasteful. But they ultimately realize that they
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
It's a diacritic marker that indicates how the word is supposed to be pronounced, with a syllable break on the marked letters - as though readers might get confused and think the word is pronounced "reel-ection" as opposed to
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
The results seem plausible, but it's worth noting that the source of their data (Ahrefs) is just a rough estimate. Given that every publication they examined - including several outside of the tech industry - showed declines, I'd
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
The American government has recently accused peaceful protestors of being terrorists. https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/labe... https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/28&#x
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
That would need to be tested. If doctors get lazy, complacent, or overworked (!), a "doctor with access to ChatGPT Health" may be functionally equivalent to "just ChatGPT Health" in some cases.
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
Still no smoking gun, but possibly Russia. From the video https://youtu.be/aoag03mSuXQ?t=2883 : > A lot of the aliases, like Jia Tan, they sound like Asian names, and the published changes are all timestamped in UTC+8, Be
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
You can remove em dashes from the analysis and the trend is still there: newly created accounts are still 6X more likely to use the remaining LLM indicators (arrows and bullets, p = 0.00027). Ellipses were never part of the analysis.
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by nerevarthelame 7mo ago
In George Orwell's essay "Politics and the English Language," [0] one of his primary recommendations for writing well is to "Never use a metaphor, simile, or other figure of speech which you are used to seeing in print.&

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