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by tolerance 4mo ago
Not a programmer, but I'm beginning to discover a rhythm similar to the author's that doesn't save time and effort as much as it fragments and redistributes them both. Being conscious of what type of memory you're workin
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by tolerance 4mo ago
It's funny (or sad) how I read this as an address about pro-LLM speech when "talking about LLMs" doesn't have to be just that. I appreciate the clarification.
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by tolerance 4mo ago
> Isn't "soft ban" still a bit harsh? Not necessarily. The take is reasonable but I'm curious about who could be bold enough to actually talk about or disclose their use of LLMs during these events.
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WordPress at 23(wordpress.org)
4 points by tolerance 4mo ago|3 comments
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by tolerance 5mo ago
> I'd argue Labubu and TikTok are both significant milestones in Chinese IP and cultural exports [...] Interpret this article as an attempt at criticizing or curtailing this effect instead.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Analytics and "Like" features are simple ways to measure feedback.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
I've warmed to LLM-generated/assisted writing in general but this kind of stuff is just lazy and is basically "I got Claude to say something I agree with and then made it pretty".
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Which must not be referred to without mentioning Geico's "Caveman" ads, spawning the short-lived "Cavemen" TV series where Cavemen were depicted as a marginalized group.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
> Skip the boogeyman and understand the real problems of concentrated power and egos. Where would you start.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
I'd challenge the author to try to make it work anyway. At a glance there's 8 converging paths to take to understand TESCREAL as a whole. It may not be as asymmetric as it looks. Or maybe so. Would be a trip to read anyhow.
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Why Can't Writers Seem to Quit Substack?(talkscratch.com)
8 points by tolerance 5mo ago|7 comments
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by tolerance 5mo ago
> [...] it's hard not to read this as a moral page turning on American culture. Turning into what from where is the interesting part.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
I came here to recommend Marked: https://marked2app.com But...I like MDV.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Great, it's settled! Everything I have to say is an affront to your intelligence. Let's avoid each other.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
That's not the point .
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by tolerance 5mo ago
> Nonetheless no one had chronological sort or raw vote count or whatever else in mind when they used the term "algorithm" here so pretending they did is obtuse and pedantic. No one until you it seems. > Cable TV is an examp
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Noted. Sorry.
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Short form video "clippers" are overrunning the internet(npr.org)
5 points by tolerance 5mo ago|0 comments
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Page 108. https://ratical.org/ratville/AoS/TheSociologicalImagination.... https://ia801709.us.archive.org/6/items/in.ernet.dli.2015.10...
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Haven't thoroughly read this article but these passages from C. Wright Mill's The Sociological Imagination (1959) immediately come to mind: Once upon a time academic reputations were generally ex- pected to be based up
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by tolerance 5mo ago
@conception (root): "If you present data by algorithm, you are no longer an impartial common carrier and are liable for the content you present" @Aurornis: "Hacker News is a site that presents data by algorithm. Under your de
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Furthermore, " The Washington Post has a content partnership with OpenAI ."
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by tolerance 5mo ago
You have to be able to distinguish the scent of LLMs from the scent of Gary Halbert.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
This is one of those submissions that will invariably descend into a flame war if someone dare criticize it and infringe upon the consensus joy of others.
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by tolerance 5mo ago
I wonder if the Attorney General will re-hire Mark Lanier for this case, who's fresh off a victory against Meta and Google. https://www.wsj.com/tech/texas-hires-lawyers-to-handle-antit... https://www.ho
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by tolerance 5mo ago
I'm not sure how that affects the arguments at play here. Social media is not a single thing. It has various forms each bearing its own kind of "message" revealing and influencing parts of society in a variety of ways depend
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by tolerance 5mo ago
> I feel like we’ve completely lost the plot when we’re starting to invite government partial Internet shutdowns as a good idea. This is a totalitarian government play. There's been criticism about the culture surrounding platforms
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by tolerance 5mo ago
Right. Withholding the fact that cable television doesn't appear to be the typical distribution method anymore, how do broadcasters select/schedule their programming?
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by tolerance 5mo ago
I was going to make a similar accusation as the above but I skimmed your comments and it didn't seem like you were the sort to have ill intent behind bringing it up. Next time you might want to include one of those stuffy "Disclos
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by tolerance 5mo ago
But still an algorithm. The difference is that we (at least some of us) place a greater trust in the integrity behind how information surfaces on HN. I think that some parts of it are open source, and the moderators are transparent enough a

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