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by sejje 8mo ago
Didn't Obama call Snowden a traitor, too? They're all pro-spying.
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by sejje 8mo ago
I prefer when the bias is "we don't run xyz story" vs "we run a slanted version of xyz story." They're both a bias, of course, but one is more palatable.
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by sejje 8mo ago
It taints the full story pretty often--they omit details.
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by sejje 8mo ago
What I'm talking about is that the news tries to tell you what to think. You can read headlines on Google News about the same story, and see the bias of the publication in the headline pretty often. Instead of reporting just the facts,
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by sejje 8mo ago
I don't know even one news source I "trust." I expect them to push an agenda. I also don't think they care even a bit. They're pushing agendas, and not hiding it; rather, flaunting it.
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by sejje 8mo ago
Behavior that isn't bad, becomes bad retrospectively after a regime change
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by sejje 8mo ago
How does it work?
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by sejje 8mo ago
I don't think so. Most of my original creations were before the archiving started, and those things are lost. But they weren't the kind of history you learn and benefit from--nor is most of the internet. The truly important stuff
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by sejje 8mo ago
Ring and Flock are not a standard we should be striving towards. Their massive databases tracking citizens need to go.
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by sejje 8mo ago
This is a good thing, IMO. I am sad about link rot and old content disappearing, but it's better than everything be saved for all time, to be used against folks in the future.
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by sejje 8mo ago
Probably the same reason Obama didn't?
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by sejje 8mo ago
Many of the people who go to protests have lost their right to vote.
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by sejje 8mo ago
He had 8 years to dismantle it, but didn't--I think that was the point.
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by sejje 8mo ago
The Average Joe reads at an 8th grade level. 21% are illiterate in the US. LLMs surpassed the average human a long time ago IMO. When LLMs fail to measure up to humans, it's that they fail to measure up against human experts in a given
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by sejje 8mo ago
More than half the country still doesn't pay any (income) tax.
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by sejje 8mo ago
Similarly, the people loudly protesting tariffs are traditionally for higher taxes.
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by sejje 8mo ago
Consider that there's probably a large overlap between those groups
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by sejje 8mo ago
The term universal isn't used in the article.
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by sejje 8mo ago
How many people work there that six would be considered "mass?"
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by sejje 8mo ago
But think about the <s>children</s> elderly! Surveillance states are so safe!
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by sejje 8mo ago
I think one of the big distinctions between people who like building with AI and those who don't, is that the people who are pro-AI are building their own ideas, of which they have many. The people who are anti-AI are largely building
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by sejje 8mo ago
The problem with those opinions is they add next to nothing, and they often have the least experience with the things they're critiquing. Those of us who want to explore what people are doing have to wade through piles of comments sayi
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by sejje 8mo ago
Wow. On one hand, I'm not surprised. But on the other hand-- I would be terrified to be in charge of a company who needed to make this ask. It's just such a big deal, such an important bit of information to protect from hacks. I h
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by sejje 8mo ago
I think parachutes take more height to work properly, compared to building heights. Maybe if they fly at much higher altitudes for most of the flight.
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by sejje 8mo ago
I would expect the result to be the same as running into anything else: drone and any payload crash into the ground. Drones are lightweight, they're not going to do much to heavy machinery. Basically the same as a brick wall. The real
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by sejje 8mo ago
No, he seemed pretty certain about how they demoed it. We're allowed to have opinions about promises that turn out not to be true. If the rabbit had been what it claimed it would be, it would have been an obvious upgrade for me, at lea
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by sejje 8mo ago
That's quite prevalent here and on Reddit. Most famously, patio11 makes it a definitive part of his writing style. I agree it's a terrible use of quotation marks, but it's a widely-used style I've been forced to accept.
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by sejje 8mo ago
Amen.
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by sejje 8mo ago
The first version for the "docs" program was released in May 2024
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by sejje 8mo ago
> I've spent weeks+ of my career fix single bugs. Same, same. It's not a useful data point at all. bug: llm alignment timeframe to fix : probably never

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