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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Category: Things to remember if ever dealing with Yale University.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Tell me how to get reliably structured output. I'm all ears.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Getting these models to reliably return a consistent structure without frequent human intervention and/or having to account for the personal moral opinions of big tech CEOs is not trivial, no.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Funny story: I recently received an email from discord threatening my account with suspension because I had simply lurked a server they found to be rule-breaking. I had forgotten about even joining it until I saw the email.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Discord overall is antithetical to the web's foundational values and yet another thing where a "moderator" culture has emerged that cannibalizes user interaction
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I probably just got confused, but thank you for linking to the information about Vault 7 directly so that anyone can simply appraise for themselves whether or not I seem confused. That's what I love about HN and Reddit, and similar web
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
We already know for a fact that they can surveil virtually all smart devices including appliances and televisions due to the Vault 7 leaks, and this would tend to be corroborated by the national geospatial intelligence agency telling congre
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
In fairness, everyone knows that repetition of the term "AI" is what made it a landmark year.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
If he makes so-called "powermods" go do something else, that will be a win in my book.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Yeah the rubric is called the Bill of Rights.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
If "stuff that I want" means "not having my rights violated by the government," yeah. (Compare to federal officials who think "Constitutional rights" means "obscure blue laws we have to work around.")
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Yeah so the government has implemented payola schemes to subvert those items. Again, I'm glad that this isn't quite so mysterious and difficult to comprehend for policymakers in the EU.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
It violates the right to due process and to face one's evidence and accusers. I don't find it particularly relevant that the ruling class hides behind a facade of privatization to perform this abuse, and frankly that excuse should
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
At this point, the EU and UK are doing a better job of fighting for my constitutional rights in the US than the US is.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
*Especially in the US
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
His chapter on probability comes very close imo https://davidhume.org/texts/t/1/3/11
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I think the more someone considers the whole work, the clearer it becomes that Hume really did have a coherent model in mind, but the chapter "Of Probability" is a spot that might ring a bell for reasons that will be obvious: htt
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
David Hume's Enquiry posits that our experience (and behavior) is heavily determined by networks of perceptrons, but he's never going to get credit for that.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
This has been an easily understood problem for years now. He tried to gaslight us about this problem for years, and now he's reaping what he sowed.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
There was a time when it was incredibly obvious to virtually everyone in the country that if you start throwing the Bill of Rights away, this is the result.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
We've learned that we learn virtually nothing if the intelligence community says we don't.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
It's not hyperbole; you just don't know what you're talking about.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
So sixty pounds of fat in one year.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
This is just prima facie untrue, and sure enough, even the article plainly states that 30 minutes of daily exercise will "probably" lead to 12 lbs of weight loss in a year.