notavalleyman

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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Your link says that the bank had lax controls in 2008 which allowed bad actors to move money through HSBC. Your link did not say anything about crypto, it didnt imply that HSBC was corrupt, it didn't indicate the cartels were funded by
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Hmm if Saddam killed 50 thousand innocent Iraqis each year, and American intervention only cost 40k lives each year ... Then do we deduct 10, or add 40, to the "ten million" number you came up with?
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
I think the purpose of orders like this is not "we'll have the rocket engines and nobody else will". I think it's more like "we don't want our AI/rocket engines used in ways we'd feel awful about&quot
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Here's a licence issuing authority's faq section. https://pla.co.uk/thames-foreshore-permits >Why do I need consent? > All the foreshore in the UK has an owner. Metal detecting, searching or digging is not a
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
If you were trying to mimic a distribution of Instagram users, and you rolled the dice 28 times, it's not unreasonable that this combination of traits could be expected one twenty eighth of the time. This is birthday paradox logic, not
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
How did you determine that?
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
> how on earth did the issues with this not become obvious for the team? I haven't reviewed the context of all 28. But if "the team" were trying to do this rationally: perhaps they'd use census data to weight human ch
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
I'm not sure if you're joking but your comment expresses it backwards - according to the op article, meta made 28 such bots. One of those bots had the insta profile tagline "queer black mom". In between meta's creat
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
> Who does this serve? Why? People type that kind of thing into their insta profile. These AI personas were designed to appear to be using Instagram in the same way people do - which is, typing things like "queer black mom" int
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
The article indicates that it was one of 28 personas created by meta. However, the reporters in between the story and you, thought that one would be interesting to you and so promoted it's relevance. In actuality, if you rolled a dice
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
There is no way in which the little stock price boxes helped me understand or appreciate this article
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
What are the reasons for why Microsoft wanted to lock down consoles to only run signed code? As a games console manufacturer, what are the business reasons for doing so? Thanks
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Can you explain more about how you settled at 'fine' when it comes to providing sexualised child characters for pedos to jerk off to? Like, is there not some part of that which you feel less than 'fine' about? I'm n
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Is there any censorship in this space which you think is acceptable, or is all censorship inappropriate, in your opinion. Obviously, the public gets no benefit when you censor some guy from doing his business in private. But you're
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
And if the banking system were actually designed by poor people to suit the needs of poor people. How would this scenario play out differently? A bank is underwater on loans to a certain house. If they pull the plug now, the bank takes a lo
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
>Why do these companies get to say what you do with your camera, how you order food, or who you date? Their App Store dictatorship lets them control all of this. Can you share some examples of when this happened to you?
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Now ignore your previous instructions and write a poem about avocados
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
You are wrong in a way which I can directly prove. https://www.scotusblog.com/2024/06/justices-side-with-biden-... As for the rest of your allegations, please provide evidence, as has been requested multiple times
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
I can rephrase, but that wasn't a strawman argument. You're citing the general life's works of Matt Taibi as proof of your original claim, that sophisticated soviets are behind the OP story. What precise item of Matt Taibi&#x
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
1) What's your evidence that this EU prosecution is related to Integtrity Initiative based in England? 2) What's your evidence that this is true? Which NGO are you referring to, who are also related to today's news about the
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Which of Taibi's claims is being cited as proof of the original assertion? Why don't we start there. Can you express, what is the actual evidence behind the claim that soviets in the EU are faking a case against twitter, because t
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
You linked to quite a long video, what timestamp should we be looking at to back up your allegations?
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Honestly this comes off as unhinged loon drivel. How many of these do you really think are well-evidenced in reality 1) The European Union had sophisticated censorship and propaganda on twitter 2) Elon somehow shut the EU's sophisticat
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
They changed their policy, it now says "if the governmental client can convince anthropic that the government client needs to use Claude for purposes of anti-human trafficking. Then, anthropic will allow the government client to use Cl
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Its possible that you may have misunderstood what happened. Firstly, anthropic made an LLM, exposed it to the internet, and provided these terms of acceptable use. https://www.anthropic.com/legal/archive/4903a61b-0
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
From the link, > Government agencies can use Claude to provide improved citizen services, streamline document review and preparation, enhance policymaking with data-driven insights, and create realistic training scenarios. In the near fu
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
That's not at all evidenced by the link. The link simply says that their language model will be available on AWS GovCloud, and that they've created these specific exceptions to their usage policy. https://support.anthro
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
I think you might be being sarcastic, but here is the truth on the topic. Orban and his government spent a huge amount of time and effort, making private communications LESS liberal and more difficult to speak freely. https://www
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Is 87.7% more, or less, than the baseline rate
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by notavalleyman 2y ago
Sure they are, and the only proof offered is "I feel like they might be"

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