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by pnt12 9d ago
Fully agree. If someone questions the film, one also has to question the Israeli government - which is proved, not suspected, to spread lies not only within its country but also internationally via social media (bots, paid influencer) and l
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by pnt12 11d ago
The administration doesn't like it, therefore it's a threat. Similar to negative news, which are fake, and contrary opinions, which are woke propaganda. Many symptoms of undercover fascism.
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by pnt12 19d ago
Just assume the worse then, save yourself some time.
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by pnt12 28d ago
Yes, and given it's now owned by Elon Musk, who is not trustworthy, it's possible he would try to do it. Although I wouldn't take an Openai announcement literally, as Sam Altman is also not trustworthy.
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by pnt12 1mo ago
Even if it's illegal, who's stopping him? Until anyone does, "crime is legal", as coffeezilla says.
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by pnt12 1mo ago
That's a disfuncional view: "we set the rules, take it or leave it". In Switzerland there are strict requirements, but if you're a law abiding and employed migrant, ie contributing to the country, the services help you f
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by pnt12 1mo ago
Exactly. If I buy a new jacket from a store and it's durable, fashionable and warm, I'm not complaining - I exchangedml my money for a valuable product! Macroeconomics are a different beast but I think it still holds (and not that
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by pnt12 2mo ago
A lot of software engineers don't have a good feel for this kind of aesthetics or social outcomes. They're playing with their new toy (which is very exciting, let's not ignore that), they're happy it does stuff, but igno
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by pnt12 2mo ago
Why not have the customer talk to an llm and iterate on the plan? Many customers will appreciate the 30m back and forth replacing the multiple hour meetings. People are subtracting a lot of hard parts from their thinking, and think it'
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by pnt12 2mo ago
Oof. Gets screwed by a monopoly, defends monopolies: idealism is a chain. It frustrates me how some people are buried in this ideology, given 90% of it would be denied with Economics 101. Yes, free markets are good to a lot of things. No, t
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by pnt12 2mo ago
I'm from Portugal and we have a strong espresso culture, as in 90% of the people probably have multiple espresso every day. Many Portuguese agree that Starbucks espresso sucks compared to most conventional cafes. At most people go th
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by pnt12 2mo ago
"Humans can do x, therefore non humans can do it too", says the guy with a degree in philosophy! Surely not formal philosophy:) Jokes aside I always thought this was a crap argument. If you can get more useful signals into a syste
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by pnt12 2mo ago
Need to replay it, or try the sequel. Is it any good?
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by pnt12 2mo ago
It only applies to big companies for now, and it's not rocket science - stores already had to deal with unsold inventory. I helped a charity that distributed misc items to families who needed them, and I remembered seeing lots of brand
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by pnt12 3mo ago
First I was intrigues by the rationalist movement, but I was deeply disappointed. To put it bluntly, seems to me like geeks LARPing as philosophers, and not with rational argument as they promise, but rationalizing their sci fi fanfictions.
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by pnt12 3mo ago
It seems especially bad now. This relativistic mindset is really bad for critical thought: "oh, it was never 100% fair". Well, if it was 80% earlier, it seems approaching 20% now. It's a whole new level.
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by pnt12 3mo ago
FromSoftware really puts design first, so it doesn't surprise me they use a classic AI and then leave it up to the designers to craft memorable experiences.
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by pnt12 3mo ago
This was published in 2018, vut I believe some things have worsened in the last years for the west. Some examples are: Housing crysis, wars, rise of the alt right, loneless epidemic, betting, scrolling addiction.
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by pnt12 4mo ago
The article shows a really good point: statements must be accountable on their own, and cannot rely on "further research". This makes complete sense: at what point can I libel someone, and then dodge consequences with "if you
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by pnt12 4mo ago
Indexes have rules for entry, so people using them supposedly agree with them. On the other hand, they were talking about opening exceptions for these companies, which was not part of the initial rules.
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by pnt12 4mo ago
Both can be true: It may not be worthy to question Oracle and Larry motives - it's money, at the cost of anything else (although his pro Israel stance may unveil some other ideology too). But it's worthy to say they should be held
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by pnt12 4mo ago
Fuck the TOS. When I purchase stuff, I don't wanna read a legal contract. No one wants, no one does. The contrariam in me thinks: If the contract is that crucial, let's have a mandatory, non skippable, slow scrolling of it, or may
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by pnt12 4mo ago
Also, in my country, more hospitalizations would be quite severe, as the hospitals are already short staffed. There were also not enough masks for everyone to mitigate it. I think a lot of anti-lock down claims are too simplistic. There wer
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by pnt12 4mo ago
But also "we don't know"! = "it's NOT a big deal". I'm OK with some caution.
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by pnt12 5mo ago
New statue in London. Banksy, maybe.
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by pnt12 5mo ago
Similar to most entertainment: you have the right to consume, but not the right to adapt into your works and distribute them. Even consumption is usually limited to private usage: in my country, a consumer subscription is not enough to broa
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by pnt12 5mo ago
They're going with Scaleway, a French company. Seems like the owner is a billionaire with a few businesses, but neither La Redoute nor Intermarché! https://www.scaleway.com/en/news/scaleway-accelerates-its-eu.
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by pnt12 6mo ago
I mean, it would also be an option to fix the deficient public health of USA. For all the stupid manipulative stuff Altman says, the system precedes him, no?
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by pnt12 6mo ago
And as a cherry on the cake: making a bet a few hours before so they can profit (even more) from it.
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by pnt12 6mo ago
We're seeing high bets the day before, such that the bet goes through without too many people noticing and adjusting. Maybe forbidding bets X days before deadline would help to reduce chance of insider trading? Or just shut down the wh

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