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by panarchy 1y ago
Streaming services surprised that customers left them like they left cable TV for them once they turned into cable TV.
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by panarchy 1y ago
This would be more interesting if it wasn't about (L)LMs
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by panarchy 1y ago
The more dangerous people they can get on the street the more fear they can generate and the more they can whip the public to their bidding. Getting rid of the few people trying educate the public on these matters goes hand in hand.
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by panarchy 1y ago
Which is a reference to "Socialism with Chinese characteristics" by Deng Xiaoping
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by panarchy 1y ago
State Capitalism? Is that like the Mussolini thing?
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Summer 2025 a cavalcade of climate extremes(phys.org)
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by panarchy 1y ago
I'm glad someone gets it. The level of dumb, missing the point pedantry people do on this site would be impressive if it wasn't so sad.
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by panarchy 1y ago
Interesting those instructions sound like the exact opposite of what I want from an AI. Far too often I find them rushing in head first to code something that they don't understand because they didn't have a good enough grasp of w
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by panarchy 1y ago
Interesting. How about we replace the USA (I mostly highlighted the US because that's where this site and the population that use it is based) with the Allies. And being authoritarian isn't about having secretive or highly control
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by panarchy 1y ago
Yeah it probably isn't the best project to highlight the sentiment, but it was well known one and immediately came to mind in a period that had the contrasting factor. I don't particularly think that the secrecy or control of a si
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by panarchy 1y ago
It also does this so that when intellectuals call out their bullshit they can more easily dismiss it as hysteria.
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by panarchy 1y ago
There's a reason the Americans discovered how to make atomic weapons first and it's because their researchers were living under a less oppressive state that wasn't motivated by anti-intellectualism and dumb ideology.
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by panarchy 1y ago
What biased incentives does a government have that isn't even worse than a corporation or an individual who has large sway in corporation? How exactly would Dow Chemical funding research for understanding cancer effects on chemicals th
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by panarchy 1y ago
"You should be grateful we're getting a free vacation to a nice country with lovely weather. Do you libs ever stop complaining?" /s
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by panarchy 1y ago
And they're searching more than ever because Google is failing to actually serve useful content that the user was looking for.
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by panarchy 1y ago
Okay now compare it back to when Google search used to be good in like 2006 before it would serve you barely tangentially related crap and before being optimized to prioritize spam garbage and that could have been written by a monkey on a t
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by panarchy 1y ago
Yup "It's just a software bug! Don't be dramatic!" Yeah. A software bug that just happens to cover the part of the constitution the current administration has been criticized over violating and other parts that just happ
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by panarchy 1y ago
Working together doesn't have to mean anything more than providing funding for individual developers.
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by panarchy 1y ago
I hope these governments moving to open source can work together and assist in making a more modern and featured open source office suit that has a better UX. I say as someone that almost exclusively uses LibreOffice, it's still a pain
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by panarchy 1y ago
But that's where all the sand is to put my head into!
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by panarchy 1y ago
This doesn't make sense I only applied 0.01n of force to this balanced inverted pendulum that took a whole 1n to get into place why did it fall over?
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by panarchy 1y ago
Thank goodness the microbes will probably survive and maybe be able to try again in a few thousand to million years!
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by panarchy 1y ago
But this implies it could be the fault of human influence. Humans are incapable of making any sort of change to the planet! That would be inconvenient.
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by panarchy 1y ago
Just get an AI to do it for you
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by panarchy 1y ago
https://www.bath.ac.uk/publications/the-age-divide-in-uk-pol... This being the first thing I found says the closest age bracket 18-34 turnout was 53.6% https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/common
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by panarchy 1y ago
AI research was so interesting pre-transformers it was starting to get a bit wild around GPT2 IIRC but now the signal to noise is so low with every internet sensationalist and dumb MBA jumping on the bandwagon.
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by panarchy 1y ago
Does that include people that fell into anti-vax nonsense and got hospitalized?
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by panarchy 1y ago
I don't get why letting a few thousand extra people participate in politics gets people so worked up. I think it's good to get people involved in politics while they're still learning about it. You can tell them the importanc
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by panarchy 1y ago
How do we know it isn't just Vomet making comments about itself?
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by panarchy 1y ago
I actually think this is where smaller more "organic" type robots and AI will play a role. We can do more restorative and mixed farming and then have a legion of robots doing all the picking. The way agricultural automation is cur

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