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by rnd0 4y ago
We've been having a culture war for something like 40 years already haven't we? I mean with the militia violence and the bombing of abortion doctors and such?
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by rnd0 4y ago
Both are true. There's no way that anything will change without massive bloodshed but at the same time there's absolutely no guarentee that the change it brings will be positive. I don't see an answer, personally speaking.
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by rnd0 4y ago
Who on earth wants to fix Democracy? Specifically who that has political or financial leverage wants to fix Democracy?
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by rnd0 4y ago
"consent of the governed" ...like the majority of Nazi German that checks notes ...didn't vote for Hitler.
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by rnd0 4y ago
And conversely -anything they don't approve of, we don't see. People ought to be a lot more concerned about the chilling effects of AI censorship on the rest of society at large than they appear to be.
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by rnd0 4y ago
>People don’t want a friend who occasionally becomes belligerent and spouts 4chan conspiracies. You know those people exist in the real world, don't you? And it's not uncommon for folks to be friends with them because "he&
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by rnd0 4y ago
Thank fuck they weren't called "HomelandAI" or "LibertyAI" or somesuch!
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by rnd0 4y ago
>I might be wrong. If not, it's not open source. It isn't "Free Software" if it doesn't allow for the four freedoms -including the right to modify and redistribute your modifications. As a term, "open source
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by rnd0 4y ago
Until recently, reproductive rights were well established too. Shit changes, yo.
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by rnd0 4y ago
Well, we do have the tomb he made for his family (KV5 if I remember correctly)...
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by rnd0 4y ago
Mind you, that's what they thought about the city of Troy, too. Don't be too surprised if someone somewhere stumbles upon the tomb of king Dhrutarashtr!
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by rnd0 4y ago
In fact, reader mode works even better -thanks for the tip!
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by rnd0 4y ago
I suspect the actual grift is riding the gravy train which is the conspiracy speakers/book writers circuit. The trial is just to give him a ticket onto the gravy train. The actual gravy will come from book deals, appearances and such-l
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by rnd0 4y ago
That's highly debateable. From my point of view youtube is a disinformation vector which is far prone to indoctrinating people into extremist views because of the way the algorithm acts. From my point of view, I think that losing it wo
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by rnd0 4y ago
I'm mildly surprised that I was able to "generate a list of atrocities" (inflammatory wording chosen on purpose) for both Donald Trump and Barack Obama. For both it gave me the following spiel: >As an AI language model,
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by rnd0 4y ago
Typing is the worst thing to happen to shorthand
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by rnd0 4y ago
> Catering to a Democrat fantasy that is ever more diverging from reality, I disagree; I'm pretty sure that GOP folks with enough money (think tanks, etc) will have no problem obtaining access to GPT and getting the outcomes from it
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by rnd0 4y ago
An argument could be made that there is a lot of ideological overlap between current far right GOP/Qanon people and the tenants of Nazism. Considering the number of elections won by the GOP you cannot tell me they're not mainstrea
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by rnd0 4y ago
>We’re launching a pilot subscription plan for ChatGPT, a conversational AI that can chat with you, answer follow-up questions, and challenge incorrect assumptions. No one wanted that last part, no one wants that last part, and anyway &q
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by rnd0 4y ago
just like "don't be evil"...?
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by rnd0 4y ago
Did they though? It seems logical to me to cut the areas that do not generate revenue first. Now I'm hardly a google apologist, but their choice does appear to make sense from their perspective.
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by rnd0 4y ago
I would be too, and going forward without legal advice is really fool-hardy. The trick imo would be finding an affordable lawyer who is also familiar with disability law.
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by rnd0 4y ago
>But letting your system be abused by those that have no need for it is never a good use of funds. And yet, we have rich people using fraud to get government funds that they have absolutely no need for while the poor get exploited and st
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by rnd0 4y ago
if you love somebody...set them free
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by rnd0 4y ago
>Do artists not own copyright on artwork which comprises other sources (eg. collage, sampled music)? It’d be hard to claim that eg. Daft Punk doesn’t own copyright on their music. Agreed. By that logic, William S Burroughs wouldn't
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by rnd0 4y ago
>How has this been allowed to happen? I'll give you a hint: "The best things in life are free, but you can keep them for the birds and bees..." Corruption rules everything around us.
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by rnd0 4y ago
We have the technology to use AI to create deepfakes, why isn't it being used to restore lost historic moments like this?[1] [1]/s may or may not apply depending on your attitude about Clinton, MTV and/or AI.
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by rnd0 4y ago
>pockets Indeed
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by rnd0 4y ago
Hah I came to type exactly "Oh thank god" -seriously was hoping something like this would come out. I haven't had to have an account to use wikipedia for the last 20 years and there's no good reason at all to begin using
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by rnd0 4y ago
To be fair, I always assumed that the cliffhanger thing was for the benefit of the studios. Like "hey, we have a story to tell and viewers have a reason to come back. please renew us for another season". It sucks that 1899 was can

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