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ozlikethewizard
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
Hate to be that guy but wasnt the solution here to buy a new drive instead of trust claudes slop is long term maintaining your drive and not just looking like its doing a good job?
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
Got a whole wagon of straw to sell you, you're going to need it
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
Why should I care that someone else became a billionaire other than that amassing that amount of wealth in a world rife with poverty is already immoral?
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
That we all stand on the shoulders of giants? There is no private innovation that isnt built on mountains on publicly shared knowledge and innovation, and usually public funds as well. The idea that private enterprise leads innovation is pr
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
Surely all this will take is asking the trained LLM to deidentify it lol
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
It's a bit of a trap, kids are so expensive, if you dont have kids working an easier job is completely viable, but obviously you dont have the kids to spend time with, if you do have kids you need to work flat out to support them. I do
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
If you've done nothing wrong you've got nothing to hide, right? Personally I see no worthwhile reason the state should be able to track the location of every person at any time. Phones make this bad enough, but at least that'
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
Because line on graph must go up and the US and therefore to some extent the worlds graph is heavily over exposed to AI so if we rightfully allow it to fail line on graph will not continue to go up.
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ozlikethewizard
1mo ago
This is just provable false though, China's economic revolution, for better or worse, happened under Mao. Humanitarian crisis were aplently, (but is that really any different from capitalist states, honduras anyone?), but the intended
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Wouldn't argue. I guess the difference is philosophical. Capitalism is designed to reach that end goal, the very nature of capital growth requires consolidation. Philosophically, both the USSRs & China's implementations of soc
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
The other reply certainly supports this view
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Not entirely sure what that has to do with what I was saying? Unless you're trying to provide an example of a lack of critical thinking? China is an excellent example, while they have moved to a state managed capitalist market style ec
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Not sure we can really define China as a communist state, particularly nowadays. Their economy is essentially just state managed capitalism now, which is probably economically closer to facism than it is communism.
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
That is the natural end state of capitalism though? Capital begets more capital, eventually concentrating power as far as possible. Sure you get upstarts here and there, particularly with technological innovation, but the trend is always co
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Regardless of your actual views on the systems, as a non-american it's absolutely insane that so many people are incapable of thinking of one positive of a socialist economic system. I wouldn't describe myself as either a socialis
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Financial markets are already diversifying away from dollar as the sole reserve currency. Think swiss francs are doing pretty good.
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Sci-fi AI has always been characterised by learning on the fly, which these models do not do. I guess we've got pretty close to what sci fi has often called "VI", autonomous machines that can carry out pre determined tasks to
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Is this open source? May be being blind but cannae find the source anywhere
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Couldn't log in to the NHS app because of an update last week. The update? "Resolve login issues by improving forgotten password messaging" Hold up a whole queue in a pharmacy to change some fucking text lol.
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Did I say that? Regulate the companies that produce the products not the products themselves.
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
The difference is the user. Your average smart TV user doesn't know what a residential proxy is, hell who's installing/playing the games but children? Consumer regulation to protect consumers from a knowledge disparity that l
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Culturally east europe is hugely different from west europe. No expert, but you can certainly hold a lot to it from the soviet bloc and how industrialisation happened in a given country.
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2mo ago
(this may have changed at some point recently i dont use youtube that much) oddly as well though, dislikes were still exposed through the API, so third party apps still had it
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
tbf i live in a city in the UK, so YMMV, but after exhausting personal contacts I find asking in the subreddit for that city has only produced stellar results so far
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
You've got a chicken and egg problem now though, how do you get the senior devs to grow the juniors if you cant hire any seniors?
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
This would be illegal in the EU + UK, and certainly doesn't work like that in the UK. Potentially LinkedIn only made that change based on jurisdiction so maybe you two live in different places?
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
This is even more than just android, I'm sure there are plenty of us using AOSP forks that do not have google services installed. I think the EU will overturn this with enough noise though. Hopefully the UK doesn't do the same, I&
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
As someone who doesnt really see ads either, we are in the minority. The vast majority of people are bombarded with ads from their TVs, streaming platforms, and unadblocked browsers. Try using a relatives iPhone or something its mad.
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ozlikethewizard
2mo ago
Ignoring whether or not OpenAI can reach this, do we think a massive expansion of ad revenue is fruit of the poisonous tree for GPTs? Does anyone want to use a tool that is capable of disguising an ad as a geniune recommendation at anytime?
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ozlikethewizard
3mo ago
As a not American, its quite insane to see US politicians jump to the defence of people from another country that are also in breach of the geneva convention over its own citizens. You guys really love israel huh?
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