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by trod1234 2y ago
Hallucinations are a thing you cannot know or predict ahead of time in any specific detail. Human's also have biases which favor the first choices they make in maintaining internal consistency. About all you have is the fact that they
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Isn't it against the rules to post a link like this where the content is walled behind needing an account to access? I know most of us have accounts here, but when we're seeing something we want to read its not conducive to have t
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by trod1234 2y ago
You show a troubling self-referential incoherence in the things you claim and communicate in your responses that belies your credibility entirely. This has not gone unnoticed, I gave you quite a bit of rope and you did not disappoint. You h
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by trod1234 2y ago
What did Bush add to the process that was significantly new? Aside from just standing and watching dumbfounded in front of a bunch of children. The US may have used existing knowledge, but 'perfected' requires something more, and
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In many respects the rule of law was broken long ago through judicial activism. The whirlwind we face today is an inevitable outcome from the consequences of those choices. There are specific components required by a rule of law which are n
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You are in a tough spot. I would warn against AI-assisted mental health tools regardless of any advertised claims or promotions. AI is more likely to harm than it is to help for a number of reasons I won't get into here. It can create
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Isn't this in violation of records keeping requirements?
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The problem with Tesla is they used financial engineering to get where they are today, and that cycle eventually catches up to you. Enshittification is a real thing, and happens because benefits were front-loaded through ponzi (in this case
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That is putting it rather mildly. Isolation directly impacts the supercritical state of what we call consciousness/perception. This is why it is a primary component in torture for thought reform which is all about imposing psychologica
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The links you provide do not properly support what you say, imply, or claim. The three links I provide below contradict the claims that are objectively discern-able. The rest is ignored. What I actually said is common knowledge in the field
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You asked why you may have been downvoted and I responded in good faith with my opinion based on what you communicated, that opinion is based on principle. The statements I made are mostly an indictment of Mozilla, but it does include why y
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Not an ML researcher, but neither of those ideas are going to work. The token approach is inherently flawed because the tokens pre-suppose unique meaning when in fact they may not be unique. Said another way, it lacks properties that would
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In reality that would be false justification. To have a true justification you would need to have a objectively tied definition. Circular reasoning and hegel's dialectic (outsides its intended use) is fallacy/deception.
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> Told to Remove "Ideological Bias" Well that will never happen except by firing squad. You can only ever be free of perceptual bias (which is ideological bias since its derived in part from your culture and identity), when you
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> its only used by Firefox and there shouldn't be any valid use case to patch an old version to use the new certificate. While I'm not the person you commented on I can somewhat provide insight into why it may have happened. In
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In other words real slavery but without a clear boss or master that can be removed. With no leader to target, you have to raze the associated systems to the ground, which would be almost everything to correct systemic issues, which is likel
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It really isn't relevant in the way that you think. The fiscal cycle is a ponzi cycle following a ponzi curve this mirrors many areas including business growth S-curves. In general that characteristically means benefits start front-loa
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This has been going on for awhile now, and is partially why job hunting has gotten so bad. Similar to RNA interference in Cellular networks, the same thing is occurring on both parties of communications that typically happen in job hiring s
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From what I recall, The I9 is only upon actually becoming an employee. Its part of the paperwork you have to complete on your first hire date.
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TL;DR The finding by Tarlogic is not suspect, aside from the potential ambiguity in the reporting word choice. Reporters are known for flair, and to drum up FUD outside author or researcher intention. The finding is a undisclosed feature th
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> The closest I've seen to a class consiousness in America ... You are mistaken. You can no longer consider the vast majority of trending content on social media to be crafted by actual people. LLM has made sock puppetry and the acc
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TL;DR Microplastics degrade photosynthesis by 7-12% on average, 6-18% in terrestrial crops such as corn and wheat, 2-12% in marine plants, 4-14% in algae. The entire web of life is impacted. These reductions translate into a range of 4-13.5
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https://archive.is/MlTSh
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> can this actually be taught? Yes, it can be taught quite easily, take a deep dive through the classical trivium curriculum which originated in Greece. The first leg at the start teaches aristotle's logic, history, descartes method
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There can potentially be a number of issues here. In cellular networks, you have this very real effect called RNA interference. Its where an area is flooded with a fragment that binds to targets blocking them from binding with specific rece
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Have you considered that the reason there are fewer self-directed learners today is because the framework for basic rational thought and critical thinking was never taught, and as a result of the friction in such cases needed to "play&
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Yes there is a growing problem, but the author as many others before him neglect the type of problem being faced. It assumes the problem is that we don't know how to teach better, and that's just wrong. We do know how to teach peo
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If you believe that, then you have shown objectively that you have lost your touch on reality and can't recognize other people at all, least of all when it matters. What is done in small things that don't matter is inevitably done
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Unfortunately I'm not aware of any free tool that lets you query it. Each query costs me a few cents so I try to minimize queries. Twilio has a package available in their API to do this. https://www.twilio.com/docs&#x2F
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There are a number of services that allow you to query that database. I'm not familiar with reassigned.us > OSINT Techniques... Yes that's the one. Its in its 10th edition now I believe, pubbed in 2023. ISBN 9798366360401

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