solid_fuel

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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
No, engagement is not voluntary feedback, because there is no way to use the product without it being measured.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Lotta wasted words on that psychoanalysis there, lmao. You're still here, trying as hard as you can to misinterpret every comment just to make yourself feel better. I voiced my opinion, and you've been whining about it for 2 day
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> The issue was that Project 2025 seemed like something conspiracy theorists believed in, I didn't see Trump go on Rogan with a folder called Project 2025 and read through it with him and discuss the real plans outlined in the book.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
No, I disagree. The reason I bring up project 2025 is because we knew this would happen . The actions this administration is taking are exactly what people who were paying attention said they would do. Why does this matter? Because anyo
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> Are you seriously arguing 'they made it all up'? I don't think they 'made it all up' but I personally would not be surprised at all if the prompt is eventually revealed to have been something like: "This i
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
What? Basically everything they’ve done was laid out in project 2025. The people who voted for this were warned about exactly what has happened.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
You are conveniently ignoring the other half of finance - one party includes plans to actually pay for what they want to spend while the other cuts revenue to make rich people happy. This is not the same, even though it may be tempting to c
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Oh, no, not torture. It's "life-saving health care" remember? Again, if you don't look at context you won't understand what's being said. > What do you even stand for at that point? Justice. Karma. Ironic
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> For the record, just thought it was funny to see you castigating me for looking at your comments, then to find one where you did the same (plus wished torture on someone because they have wrongthink). I do want to set the record clear
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Alright, heard, I will be less snarky and aggressive. However, in this case - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49323758 - if HackerNews guidelines allow for someone to defend torture and call it “life affirming medical
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
They're just mad that the ICC has called out Israel for their war crimes, and they're trying to twist logic in a way that makes that stance less reprehensible. It's motivated reasoning.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> Meta has not done anything illegal Interesting assertion. Sounds like something that should be proven in court. > Instead, we are debating if Instagram is bad for kids? Really? Considering there is considerable scientific evidence
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> Physical compulsion is a pretty big difference. Have you experienced addiction before? Nicotine withdrawal doesn't make your hand move on it's own, it makes you crave a cigarette, and then you pick up a cigarette and smoke
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
voluntary feedback - things like "I wish the customer service was faster" - is not the same thing as measuring engagement time down to the millisecond and using that data to feed a presentation loop.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> Okay but suppose you have an AI chatbot which takes in context from previous chats on what your interests are. So people just keep talking with the chatbot more and more as it gains more context. This would meet the criteria. It's
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Nah. Tesla - Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning SpaceX - Tom Mueller PayPal - Max Levchin Musk is a spoiled nepo-baby with rich parents and daddy issues who bought his way to success. His only skill is spewing attractive lies, and he does
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
More than that, real neurons don’t behave anything like the ones we model in neural networks - real ones signal with pulses, in a manner where the timing seems as significant as the magnitude of the impulse. Typically simulated neural netw
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Fun fan fiction, bro. Stealing content to train LLMs is still stealing.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Why are you claiming that citations are the same thing as theft without citation? There’s a mile of difference between citing a work and taking it, rewording it, and not crediting or compensating the original author.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> If you're going to post thinly veiled implications that I didn't read your comment It was a statement, not an implication. You still haven't replied to the point in the original comment about compensating the people who
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Please reread the comment you are replying to. I will wait. —- Now that you have reread the initial comment, do you think that “experts” was the important part? Or do you think maybe it was the compensation for their work that matters?
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Interesting, interesting. And this wikipedia - it gets its contents by hoovering up the web, then? Or do you maybe want to put on your thinking hat and consider the difference between voluntary contributions and theft?
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Interesting POV. Remind me - did those encyclopedias pay experts to write their contents, or did they just hoover up every bit of text they could find - regardless of owner - and toss it into a blender?
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Of course, cursor is going to be even worse than github in that realm.
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
Bud, you can't even handle someone saying LLMs aren't sentient. Take that fake concern, roll it up real tight, and shove it way up your ass. You'll need it, as all your hopes and dreams fall apart. But hey, maybe you'l
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
It's "X". The only people left there are either required to have an account for their jobs, or they love this fascist shit. Why else would anyone stay on that shit hole of a platform now that Musk is running it?
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
What, you endorse torture too? Not too surprising I suppose but disappointing. Crying here is still not going to get you any real friends. Sorry to tell you that. A calculator isn't going to fill that role either but I can get the a
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
“I haven’t seen it therefore it has never happened anywhere to anyone.”
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
> Their own site reports the 2 week uptime at 1 nine If you look at github's uptime for that past 24 hours they're way below 1 nine. In all seriousness, the amount of time you amortize over matters - if you look at the status a
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by solid_fuel 2mo ago
I set up Forgejo on my FreeBSD home server the other week, it's been working fantastically. All the features I need, snappy, easy to install. I think ultimately any company that goes this route will start benefiting from an IT team ag

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