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talldayo
2y ago
The article is bullshit shrouded in turboencabulator-speak. He's trying to roll the same Sisyphian boulder that crushed the computational linguists, thinking that AI makes it different this time. Conveniently he also waived any attempt
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talldayo
2y ago
> that is one of the most unlikely thinigs to come out of our scenario I mean, I'm glad to hear about your family being safe but that's frankly not a huge stretch of the imagination? Collectively the chances of it all happening
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talldayo
2y ago
Yep. And fool you are, you click on the "agree" button even when the success and reputation of your business relies on it.
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talldayo
2y ago
If you only listen to think tanks and professors that affirm your preconceptions then you're not educating yourself at all. Liberals fall into the same trap of denying genocides when they demand that Noam Chomsky's memoirs be the
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talldayo
2y ago
> I also find it kind of funny that the same people would largely not grant the same rights to someone who refuses to decorate a cake in Colorado. When was the last time you bought a cake from a shop that made you sign an EULA? I don
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talldayo
2y ago
> we have no recourse but to cry for help on HN. HN doesn't wave a magic wand and make problems go away. You solve this by not building a business on an arbitrary service that can be revoked at-will by the provider. This isn't
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talldayo
2y ago
The Matrix is certainly the confounding variable here. It's hard to square the liberal promotion of gun control with how badass the Wachowski sisters made it look. Society may never figure that one out.
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talldayo
2y ago
Look - if you earnestly believe this, then you are racist. I harbor no love for the Russian Federation, and am not blind to "Russian lawlessness" that pervades in accounts of their governance. Neither of those are rational justifi
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talldayo
2y ago
"The West" literally isn't allowed to circulate credible reporting on Gaza because Israel has banned their journalists from documenting it. No wonder they lost social media, they can't even win traditional media.
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talldayo
2y ago
I empathize with the Russian people in the same way I empathize with Indians forced to get their news from Modi. They are good people, fed a falsified narrative that preys on their insecurities more than it helps them. Putin "won"
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talldayo
2y ago
To tell you the truth, I think you're crazy for expecting Hacker News of all places to not be biased. The website where users control comment and post visibility, where venture capital gets priority billing and anyone who shits on $T
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talldayo
2y ago
> unflagging anti-israeli articles while keeping articles about other major events that have appearance of pro-israel - is bias. To a limit. Very famously, a lot of Israeli publications promote an unrealistically positive perspective of
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talldayo
2y ago
I don't think you can call it bias because there are no options here. Israel outlawed foreign reporters from entering Gaza which means our only account of what's happening comes from an inherently biased Israeli perspective. Flagg
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talldayo
2y ago
We gave Pakistan and Iran a few billion dollars in military aid a while back. What we got in return was a Bangladesh genocide and an Islamic revolution. Lesson learned: arms sales can be used to ideologically justify butchering civilians if
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talldayo
2y ago
It's a bit reminiscent of the Bangladesh genocide by Pakistan, to whom the United States also sold weapons and also did nothing to stop hundreds of thousands of civilian casualties.
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talldayo
2y ago
> It went to a crypto entrepreneur. Poetic justice
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talldayo
2y ago
You don't have to assume anything: https://www.reuters.com/article/technology/trump-says-he-is-... The cognitive dissonance is that "Mother Nature" would not fraternize with a company that treats oi
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talldayo
2y ago
> and their customers are still outnumbered by Android users, last I saw. Apple could sell 1 phone a year and still have a monopoly if that single user can only install apps by using Apple services. You could argue the harms are irreleva
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2y ago
I've always loved the flavor of Apple's dissonant marketing. Invest in progressive advertisement that puts educated liberal customers in the back of your pocket, while wining-and-dining Donald Trump behind closed doors. It wouldn&
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talldayo
2y ago
> NPR also asked the Israeli military repeatedly if it was using the sniper drone technology in Gaza. It did not respond to the question.
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talldayo
2y ago
You can use them for inference, not just training.
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talldayo
2y ago
I like how it's phrased as though this is a negative from Google's perspective (somehow): > a potentially huge blow to the world's second-largest technology company. If Google doesn't have to pay for the development o
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talldayo
2y ago
As an outsider, I've always associated Bluesky/Twitter with "volitile but potentially cutting-edge reporting" and followed it but with a grain of salt. When I see an article on Substack I always assume the worst. The sig
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talldayo
2y ago
> The US have no qualms appeasing Netanyahu. The US didn't give Israel Mandatory Palestine - Britain did. America selling arms to Israel is a moot point, and if we want to compare like-to-like then Russia is guilty of the exact same
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talldayo
2y ago
If you want to fraternize with the creative geniuses behind "Michelle Obama penis theory" you're welcome to go use 4chan instead. Sounds like exactly the sort of place you'd love.
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talldayo
2y ago
Am I missing something, or do you post peacenik appeasement demands under every HN submission? It's such a radically stupid position that I'm legitimately starting to think you're a Russian propagandist. Why would any ratio
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talldayo
2y ago
NixOS
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talldayo
2y ago
Now ask it to say the same thing in Mandarin Chinese
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talldayo
2y ago
Apparently a good start is promising to build $25,000 EVs, raising capital and tax subsidies stock value, and then bailing on the promise entirely. You might even be able to afford two or three submarines with that kind of money.
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talldayo
2y ago
> While AGI remains theoretical, the report emphasizes the risk of falling behind China in this domain. Cue eye rolls
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