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suburban_strike
6mo ago
> What even is the point of this? > language model trained on pre-1931 ENGLISH text English-only omits Nazi propaganda. Pre-1931 omits Frankfurt School sophistry and all Communist propaganda. A low-background LLM.
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6mo ago
Don't trust Christians to interpret Jewish literature. They're still struggling with the "immaculate conception" of the "virgin" Mary. This was common enough that the rabbis weighed in and set the precedent for
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6mo ago
What you describe is known as the "lachrymose" framing of their historiography.
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6mo ago
Reasoning by emotional manipulation rather than facts, data, or logic.
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6mo ago
It's up there with being forced to install random extensions to view any website. You trust the endpoint, not arbitrary middlemen they decide to bring into the transaction. You don't need to look far to find a reason to abhor this
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6mo ago
Laws are mutable. Men aged 25 to 60 are subject to conscription under martial law in Ukraine. Yugoslavia did the same in the 30s, conscripting everyone 21 to 50 before turning Communist. Japan widened it to 18 to 60 by the time they lost WW
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6mo ago
This is "let's you and him fight" logic. We've already given Israel almost $400 billion. Subrogate them for Palestinian reparations instead of billing everything to us like a teenage girl let loose at the mall with Daddy
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6mo ago
> it's not like we see people who put these acknowledgements up actually attempting to return the "stolen land" It's a humiliation ritual that legitimizes claims of theft and invites stochastic violence against the pe
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6mo ago
> There is this disgusting belief in modern society that everything one does needs to generate money, otherwise it's not worth doing. Were we always like this? Most of the world has always been this way. The idea of sharing and expl
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6mo ago
I don't think HN is on the list of "approved" sites for training data. Someone shared the list on here years ago but I can't find it again.
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6mo ago
> Does a constitution still matter, if its values are no longer the values of the people? Yes, otherwise the incumbents could pull stunts like opening the borders to flood the nation with foreigners, radically redefining who "the pe
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6mo ago
> The thought of 10s of millions of people with nothing to do but starve to death ought to scare those wealthy people. It doesn't, it won't, and it shouldn't. It's not explored in game theory and criminal justice trie
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6mo ago
This happens to me when I inherit phone numbers previously flagged for fraud, then try to sign up for new services. My email is clean (I'm not a fraudster) but they ban me on sight based on association with a bad number since I never b
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6mo ago
You're not wrong. The entire cybersecurity industry is a joke. You cannot play defense forever. You can only dig a bunker so deep, walls so thick, and areas so compartmentalized, before you have dug your own tomb and suffocated inside
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6mo ago
The process is called Socratic questioning (or rabbinical reasoning). You can implement the same thing in python-aiml for free. https://github.com/paulovn/python-aiml/blob/master/aiml/botd...
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6mo ago
It's gotten bad enough that I finally cancelled this month in protest. It's not just you.
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6mo ago
> Iran had executed 40,000 of its own citizens. While unfortunate for them, Iran claims they were foreign-backed subversives and saboteurs. This is not a matter of military intervention, much less concern, by the United States of America
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6mo ago
Just use Sefaria for the Old Testament. Jews put a few thousand years of effort into translation and interpretation. The whole thing is even hosted on GitHub. They would know more than anyone else what they meant when they wrote it. https:
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6mo ago
Why wouldn't we? Kiwi Farms is the only place on the internet left with any hacker spirit. The guy running KF had to speedrun the entire domain of cybersecurity just to run a shitty PHP forum that lets people say things like "men
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6mo ago
As of 2015 (FAST Act), your passport will be revoked if you owe more than $66,000 in unpaid taxes.
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7mo ago
When your karma stops changing one way or the other is the biggest giveaway.
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7mo ago
> Palestinians have been attacking Israel civilians forever. They strapped bombs under their kids beds To the oppressed, everything is permissible. > They have been indoctrinated to hate jews before birth "Fetuses are antisemitic
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9mo ago
Parody, but it toes the line of evil in being fake.
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
ChatGPT is miserable if your input data involves any kind of reporting on crime. It'll reject even "summarize this article" requests if the content is too icky. Not a very helpful assistant. I hear the API is more liberal but
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9mo ago
The Chinese are also sloppy. They will run those scrapers until they get banned and not give a fuck. In my experience, they do not bother putting in the effort to obfuscate source or evade bans in the first place. They might try again later
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9mo ago
When faced with evidence of operating procedure for the malicious, we forever take them at their word when they insist they're just incompetent. The spirit of this site is so dead. Where are the hackers? Scraping is the best anyone is
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9mo ago
I support the idea of science, but absolutely not its current incarnation. Too many ideas are now beyond challenge; flawed ideas are validated through violence and deception, not scientific rigor or reasoning. It isn't Science anymore.
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9mo ago
The corollary to this that people are amusing themselves with is "@grok make her wear a burka." Interesting times.
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9mo ago
The Frontier is massive compared to what it used to be. 90s Frontier was a small pickup truck. 2010s Frontier is the size of a 90s F-150. Product of mfrs cheating CAFE standards.
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