redcobra762

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by redcobra762 2y ago
It's a random guy. He's also not censored by OpenAI models: > Who is David Mayer ![Quién es David Mayer de Rothschild, el millonario al que relacionan ...]( https://tse3.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.CCKTcyWe80YvrRbkkxY_
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Who am I signaling my virtue to if I'm posting anonymously?
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by redcobra762 2y ago
No, but then again I didn't claim copyright law mattered to me at all, you did.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
...and where, pray tell, do they VPN into?
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by redcobra762 2y ago
No I won't, in either case. Watch: Palestine is not Israel. Look, nobody swooping in from the rafters to lock me up. I have zero worries the government will do anything at all about my making this claim. And if staging peaceful pro-P
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by redcobra762 2y ago
No, they’ve acknowledged the policy. The US has not “agreed” with the policy, which is different. Also, as someone in the US I can very safely say that Taiwan is not China and have no concern for my safety.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Western trained models will tell you politically inconvenient things, and if they won’t, that info is otherwise freely available. Neither is the case for Chinese trained models.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Because you don’t know how to use a Western VPN?
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by redcobra762 2y ago
So it genuinely does not matter to you how completely irrelevant US copyright law is to China, when using a Chinese LLM? That’s such a weirdly specific application of a moral principle, it’s hard to believe.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
I didn’t say China bad, I said Westerners typically find the levels of oppression and censorship present in China to be of concern. I actually gave zero of my own judgement on China at all. If you really think the Good vs. Evil narrative is
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by redcobra762 2y ago
The difference is that in China the info isn’t available without use of Western content, due to the totalitarian control over media, whereas in the West, information is pretty trivially available, even if the big companies keep it off of th
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by redcobra762 2y ago
That’s fine, it’s just not what Westerners generally say, in my experience. Not that distaste for Chinese authoritarianism is inherently pro Western, just that Westerners I know tend to have an ideological issue with the substantially highe
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Why is cost your only concern? You don’t care at all what data the model was trained on? The motivations of the people who trained it? I mean maybe the importance of those things isn’t super high to you, but “don’t care”? How odd. Most West
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by redcobra762 2y ago
I don’t think “Taiwan is China” is the same kind of massaging as not telling people how to make napalm… What a weird thing to equate, though!
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by redcobra762 2y ago
“Gifts to the world”? What a strange thing to say…
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Except it absolutely operates as a monolith on corporate issues, and just because the Chinese government is able to throw trillions of dollars at problems doesn’t mean their innovations, when they rarely discover them, are fit for economic
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by redcobra762 2y ago
“Clear evidence he’s wrong” Good science is dead, isn’t it?
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Numerous times in the past three years the US has been asked to leave a country and it complies.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
A bill banning abortion nationally would need 60 votes in the Senate, which it will not get. They already started this work yesterday: https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/01/22/congress/se...
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by redcobra762 2y ago
...this makes zero sense.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
...you realize the US is invited to be in those countries, right? And why would you see enemy tanks on an island? What you do see are many many Chinese ships and planes, constantly violating Taiwanese air and sea boundaries.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
The US is largely talk, vs. the substantial action China takes and has taken against territories it considers its own. The US importantly has a robust and independent judiciary where a fair trial is infinitely more likely than in China. Eve
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Then you know nothing of how China operates its military or its intelligence gathering apparatus. Ask any of the parts of the world that disagree with China about their sovereignty…
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Can you elaborate on "years of failure"?
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Okay, just so I understand, you're claiming there aren't ideological consistencies across members of a political group?
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by redcobra762 2y ago
The tool is absolutely biased, what makes you think it wouldn’t be?
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by redcobra762 2y ago
No.
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by redcobra762 2y ago
Haha trying to get around pattern matching by lopping off the word “both” doesn’t really strengthen your argument. The problem is that you’re pretending like the sides don’t exist now, yet they do. In reality, the individuals that compose o
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by redcobra762 2y ago
I would argue it's currently en vogue to incessantly repeat the argument that "Both Sides" have bad actors, thus commenting on the bad actors of one side is an incomplete argument. It's tiring and non sequitur to hear su
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by redcobra762 2y ago
I'm genuinely curious as to what gave you the impression that he intends to try again. I read this as a brief little memoir of a man who has since moved on to bigger and better things.

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