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by novemp 2y ago
You can already control who and what you see by running your own server. If you choose to use someone else's infrastructure, don't act surprised when you're subject to their rules.
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by novemp 2y ago
> at genuine cost to the taxpayer Trans people are also taxpayers.
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by novemp 2y ago
How do you do the opposite of this? Transform your markdown files into a codebase that AI can't leech off of?
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by novemp 2y ago
> So it's plenty worse under Obama and Biden. No, it's bad under Obama and Biden. "Worse" means "more bad".
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by novemp 2y ago
Did you just see the word Trump and shut your brain off? Read the rest of their sentence: "expect things to get worse on every field"
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by novemp 2y ago
I know LGBT identity is criminalized there. As much as Trump would love to do that in the US, it hasn't happened yet. Also, we're allowed to make fun of the president of the United States, whereas Xi throws a little pissy tantrum
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by novemp 2y ago
You're right; Republicans were killing high-speed rail long before Elon awkwardly gestured his way into politics.
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by novemp 2y ago
How about Japan, then?
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by novemp 2y ago
Nice job pretending there aren't a ton of rational comments explaining why this person is wrong that have nothing to do with "identity politics".
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by novemp 2y ago
There are far more options than Tesla these days. The options aren't limited to "buy Tesla" and "deny climate change".
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by novemp 2y ago
I fear this would only exacerbate the problem of carriers selling more tickets than there are seats.
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by novemp 2y ago
> For anyone else who enjoys such novels, I highly recommend Dan Brown's Digital Fortress. Isn't that the "try the kanji" book?
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by novemp 2y ago
It feels like every few weeks someone puts out a new article breathlessly talking about how bad the fancy autocorrect bot is at math and logic like it's brand new information. How have we as a society not gotten this through our skulls
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by novemp 2y ago
I'm sure you would be happy and reasonable about being quarantined every time you travel abroad. You wouldn't complain at all.
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by novemp 2y ago
Here’s what Mr. Gippity came up with If we wanted ChatGPT's opinion we can ask it ourselves.
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by novemp 2y ago
RIP to a legend
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by novemp 2y ago
Nooo I can't make money off of other people's work! This is an affront to FOSS!
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by novemp 2y ago
Ah, so when you said "they" your pronoun didn't match your antecedent. Makes sense considering no one on this site seems to know what a pronoun even is anymore.
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by novemp 2y ago
An Internet rails against political correctness, forgetting that it's not 1996 anymore. Some Hackernews decry the woke mob. No technology is discussed.
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by novemp 2y ago
Literally no disabled person says "differently abled".
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by novemp 2y ago
> Riders pay around $2.33 per ride and drivers earn around $2.33 per hour. This isn't how it works. It's more like riders pay $2.33 per ride, app platform takes $2, drivers earn $.33.
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by novemp 3y ago
downvoted for this lmao, I love that we're just pretending hallucinations aren't a thing
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by novemp 3y ago
Sounds great until the "AI" tutor poisons their learning with hallucinations.
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by novemp 3y ago
"Change the world" and "paradigm shift" are not inherently good.
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by novemp 3y ago
Too bad Kagi is also investing in LLMs.
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by novemp 3y ago
People and media outlets are still hammering on her qualifications. If you think the mainstream media isn't covering this, you have your head in the sand.
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by novemp 3y ago
What does this have to do with diversity?
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by novemp 3y ago
"ChatGPT didn't enable this creepy thing, it just made it easier" isn't the flex you think it is.
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by novemp 3y ago
What's baffling about it? It's just another corporation deciding it wants All The Money Ever and making dumb short-sighted decisions in search of profit. Old news.
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by novemp 3y ago
I'm using HN on Firefox for Android right now and it looks totally normal. What are you talking about?

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