whoknowsidont

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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
In the U.S. you can definitely use school facilities after hours (such as the fields, and even some buildings, etc). The primary concern with not allowing access at any time of day to the general public is of course, the children.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Necessary public infrastructure that is paid for with tax dollars is not a public good? And just in case this fact is being lost / forgotten: Toll roads are primarily, originally funded through tax dollars but are disingenuously struct
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Why do we need public funds to build a private authority that pays people absurd amounts of money who don't actually do anything instead of just you know.... building the road like we always have. For the public. If we're going to
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
>I don't know what atdrummond's political views were, and after your comment, I still don't know. You literally don't understand what the term Nazi implies or what Nazi's stood for? And you could not _literally_
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Yeah, I understand it's seemingly hard to reconcile. And without revealing other aspects of my identity I can say his posts on Twitter and here do not reveal the extent of his views. He played this site well. I'll leave it at that
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
He wasn't awesome he was a literal Nazi, through and through.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
I don't know how to find superchat history, but honestly you can just peruse his own twitter here: https://x.com/ATDrummond The guy has had a long running reputation on this site. Which is why he decided to add this to
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Nick Fuentes is a vocal proponent of genocide and actively mocks the holocaust. If think otherwise, I don't know what to tell you. It comes straight from the horse's mouth. Use your vitriol towards Nazi's, or yourself. Either
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
"Nobody is perfect" is incredibly dishonest framing.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
>I’d argue You could, but it's without any basis or evidence.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Sounds like the other systems are under regulated.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Every decade MS never finds a shortage of acolytes.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
As far as everyone on the planet is aware, the alt-left doesn't want to murder people.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Why does the title not match the article? It's under the character limit. Original title is: “Super secure” MAGA-themed messaging app leaks everyone’s phone number I think that's incredibly important context. Instead of conferring
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
How is that your interpretation of OP's statement?
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
>The Generative AI Industry is based on Theft This is the big thing that needs to be addressed. These models are nothing without that data. Code, art, music, just plain old conversations freely given for the benefit or entertainment of o
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
>GPs comment is very surprising since it has been noted that Opus 3 is in fact exceptionally "well aligned" model I'm sorry what? We solved the alignment problem, without much fan fair? And you're aware of it? Color m
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Why doesn't it mean anything?
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
A lot of people genuinely can't remember what they did an hour ago, but to be very clear you're implying that an LLM can't "remember" something from an hour, or three hours ago, when it's the opposite. I can re
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Lot's of assumptions about humanity and how unique we are constantly get paraded in this conversation. Ironically, the people who tout those perspectives are the least likely to understand why we're really not all that "speci
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Microsoft Deepens Its Commitment to Canada with Landmark $19B AI Investment(blogs.microsoft.com)
13 points by whoknowsidont 10mo ago|0 comments
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Yes. You can see my name on the post.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
I think you're crossing some threads here.
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
Why do you feel like I'm underestimating the # of people not doing advanced programming?
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After Microsoft's $17.5B commitment, Amazon announces a $35B investment by 2030(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
4 points by whoknowsidont 10mo ago|1 comments
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
It's not. And if your team is doing this you're not "advanced." Lots of people are outing themselves these days about the complexity of their jobs, or lack thereof. Which is great! But it's not a +1 for AI, it'
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by whoknowsidont 10mo ago
You don't need to replace it. Just please stop using it. If for nothing else than pure human empathy.
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Microsoft investing $17.5B in India for AI and cloud, CEO Satya Nadella says(apnews.com)
3 points by whoknowsidont 10mo ago|1 comments
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by whoknowsidont 11mo ago
\thread. Nothing more needs to be said. Nothing more needs to be debated. This is evil, pure and simple.
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by whoknowsidont 11mo ago
AKA people who are willing to be honest about its faults. .NET has a lot of social commentary on how stable and robust it is yet for some reason in every project I've had the displeasure of brushing up against a .NET solution it's

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