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by unselect5917 6mo ago
>There does seem to be evidence that X (formerly Twitter) is a dying platform, Absurd statement. Check the App Store's news app rankings: https://apps.apple.com/us/iphone/charts/6009 X/twitter is
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
Right now it's the #1 news app on the App Store. reddit is #4, NYT is #11, Fox is #16, AP is #18, CNN is #21. The rational question isn't "Why is anyone still using it?", it's "Why aren't you?" The an
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
For something to be an ad hominem you simply need to address the speaker rather than what was said, which is exactly what that comment did. You're deliberately overcomplicating things to obfuscate the obvious fallacy.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
They were also censoring Biden's ties to Ukraine. If you'd actually read any coverage on it that wasn't left wing, you would have known that instead of spinning up this strawman version of what happened.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
Well we can tell where you stand when you describe their views as "talking points". Which isn't surprising on HN (reddit but more wordy).
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
Censored by a different name is still censored.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
I not only read what he wrote, I read the screenshots of OG twitter. And what he said mirrored what they said. They were incredibly one sided an censorious as hell. Your post is basically just an ad hominem. A fallacy.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
It's a better thing to strive for than war.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
You got me curious so I checked latest release Brave: new "blank" tab. 47.8MB
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
>Iran was outed as a paper tiger last summer Everything I posted already refutes that. What are you even doing?
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
Based on what? They said it would take a few days and now they're asking for $200,000,000,000.00 to continue it, because it's not going as planned and Israel is still getting hammered: https://x.com/search?q=israel
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
>Leaf blowers and cars driving past are exactly the kind of thing that ANC works well on, a fairly constant noise. I can tell you haven't heard a leaf blower in a while, if ever. The revving the operators inevitably do causes it to
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
I have similar problems. Half the time after not being used for a while they're dead. Even if I left them in their bra, WITH A POWER CABLE PLUGGED IN. And then they just won't connect. Requiring searching how to reset them, then d
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
They're not.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
I bet I could throw a football a quarter mile... ;)
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
very bottom of the page: "This service is provided "as is" without warranty. MalusCorp is not responsible for any legal consequences, moral implications, or late-night guilt spirals resulting from use of our services."
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
Mars' gravity is only 38% of Earth so I think quite a few would be crazy feats of strength or odd trajectories of objects. At least they would be if I were making them.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
And yet it's only a matter of time before someone does it. If they haven't already.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
>It has gut feelings now? I would say hard no. It doesn't. But it's been trained on humans saying that in explaining their behavior, so that is "reasonable" text to generate and spit out at you. It has no concept of t
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
I think the mindset you have to have is "it understands words, but has no concept of physics".
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
This is one of the interesting things I've noticed. LLMs are good at natural language, and even writing novel code. But If you try to get it to do something that's simple and solidly within the discrete math world, like "sort
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
I've seen it happen. Things that seem reasonable on a spec paper, then you go to implement and you realize it's contradictory or utter nonsense.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
I clicked the link. That's it.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
> https://archive.ph/6V4RI Archive.ph made me solve 5 captchas before I gave up. VPN isn't even on. Anybody got a different link?
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
The spec is as much for humans as it is the machine, yes?
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
We can agree you've contributed nothing but bad faith nonsense to this thread and are mad nobody is buying your MDS addled nonsense.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
Show the class where you talked about it on X and it didn't get censored.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
The discussion is about trends, and the most recent datapoint shows it at a point of primacy when the argument was it was in decline two years ago. Clearly that claim was incorrect.
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
This is one of those stories that I read and I'm like, "Someone wrote an article about that? I am definitely among my people, but I smell a front end developer."
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by unselect5917 7mo ago
>Politically incorrect things might be a symptom of low filtration on almost any other site, Why would that change anything? I've always found political incorrectness to be a symptom of free speech. >but not one run by Elon Musk.

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