ted_bunny

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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Thank god they overturned Butter Krust v. Jesus Christ!
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Fascinating, care to expound?
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
It's perfectly capable of writing in a succinct and emotionless style, which people refer to as robotic.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
I want to take this opportunity to teach people a little trick from improv comedy. It's called "A to B to C." In a nutshell, what that means is: don't say the first joke that comes to your mind because pretty much everyo
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
I feel strongly about this. LLMs should not try to write like humans. Computer voices should sound robotic. And when we have actual androids walking around, they should stay on the far side of the uncanny valley. People are already anthropo
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
They still function as Good and Bad Cop for capital in a lot of ways.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Is it even worth posting the Niemöller poem anymore? People have been taught their whole lives how this works. If they won't see it now, what will they understand?
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
This trope is a great timesaver that immediately identifies someone as confidently ignorant and not worth engaging.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Not to mention, even if you reject all the nodes of the information it presents as incorrect, it can still smuggle in an ontology that you might forget to examine.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Nonstarter, you mean?
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
All true, but more likely as a design for social control than a reaction to MIC financial pressures.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
How is your framing any better? Who claimed vaccines are 100% harmless and have zero chance of injury? The claim was that the chances are vanishingly small.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
I always hated mouseover menus, but haven't they gone out of style at least?
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
It's also an ideologically motivated misframing. It ignores any arguments about the actual harms of this sort of media and pretends it's all about pearl-clutching.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Unevidenced...?
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Also, "anecdotes > data" as a general heuristic is a red flag. But like if clowns had a country and their flag were red. That kind.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
I was so frustrated as a noob trying to understand why people were using hashes this way. Even a professional told me "yeah but a collision is really unlikely," and compared it to neutrino interference. How is that supposed to be
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
I love the glib and trite dismissals like "it's been tried." Huge time saver to avoid an argument with someone who hasn't done the reading yet still makes bold pronouncements.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Khaki means brown in a few languages. Means poop in at least hebrew. Dumdums: I thought it was more filing the tip down. Causes tumbling, which then causes breakup. Nitpick, maybe I'm mistaken.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
GPT was dismally, consistently wrong about 101-level French grammar. Isn't that info all over the internet? Shouldn't that be an easy task?
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Reheat pizza on a stovetop covered on low heat. Better than the first time it was cooked. Yw
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
What economic classes of people are you interacting with when you travel? A lot of people don't leave a certain bubble, even when abroad.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
They were also incentivized to invest in education since it weighs nothing, which has effects probably too numerous to go into here.
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by ted_bunny 1y ago
Did deepseek have a notably dofferent tenor?
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by ted_bunny 2y ago
What's with the narrator's voice in that clip? Unwatchable
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by ted_bunny 2y ago
Methyl alcohol. Bad shit. Not unique to VN, a lot of desperate people drink it.
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by ted_bunny 2y ago
Say what you want about incompetent coders, but at least the incentives are aligned.
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by ted_bunny 2y ago
And in some, it's a tourist attraction. Don't drink "White Elephant" in Vietnam unless you want to wake up blind and pissing blood, at least according to a friend!
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by ted_bunny 2y ago
I would think such a course might ingrain bad habits. The case system sounds strange when used incorrectly, and it'd be much harder to re-learn it if the wrong version started to become familiar to you.
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by ted_bunny 2y ago
It's incredible! Even people your age and older are doing it! Blank stares. I'm going full Flanders. I'm gonna get a howdly doodly out of these freaks!

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