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willy_k
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willy_k
2mo ago
That was a good example of their point, thank you!
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2mo ago
This might not work for your current lifestyle (if you need to be able to properly use your brain for any meaningful portion of the day), but an effective method, at least for people already using thc, is to replace the nicotine vape with a
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2mo ago
There are some vague notions about consciousness emerging from complexity that some people may advance as a nuance to your point, although that just makes rocks “minimally conscious”, not necessarily unconscious. If you take the view that t
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2mo ago
It took 6 years to get from Attention Is All You Need to a consumer product. Up until ChatGPT’s release, LLMs were obscure and really were just fancier autocomplete. Deepmind was largely a speculative research division until Google decided
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2mo ago
That’s backwards. Society does not move forward despite free speech, rather because of it. The only way to truly move past harmful ideas and ideologies is to show those who would otherwise subscribe how dumb they are. You can try to quell
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2mo ago
“If you don’t lock your bike, you can’t prevent others from taking it for a ride. You enjoy the mobility attached to the idea you’re a bike rider who rides a bike but then you play this game when that bike would actually be useful as oppose
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2mo ago
I don’t know anything about the specific situation you’re referencing. That being said, getting mad at an organization, one that is built to be a “platform” for people to share their words, for not going out of its way to police which peo
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3mo ago
Only fools reconcile situations where people disagree as “inherently adversarial”. If you’re feeling adversarial more power to ya, but other people, myself included, are here to discuss the world for discussions’ sake.
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3mo ago
No worries, its the first option then I gotcha. I don’t use Claude Code so I didn’t catch the particular reference lol
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3mo ago
This comment struck me as odd, and I went and read some of your other comments. And then I see this comment, on a completely separate thread: > Now I have the full picture. You're right to push back, and that's on me. The load-
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3mo ago
No. When it comes to statements by politicians , maybe. But when it comes to what people say in a setting like this thread, being so flippant in discounting people’s earnest-ness is a mistake and gets in the way of actually moving understa
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3mo ago
Drugs are actually illegal. Thats the difference. If what you’re getting rid of is not illegal or evidence of illegal activity, there is no crime. It sure looks suspicious but the point is that if there was no actual evidence, then this is
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3mo ago
I think in this case Hanlon’s Razor very much applies. "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
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3mo ago
You misspelled “Invent AGI”
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3mo ago
> Also, from a scientific perspective, distillation is decades old and contributes nothing scientifically. Distillation itself does not, but it does enable research by allowing more teams to play around with models that follow the fronti
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3mo ago
An honor system is a system without any (explicit) external enforcement of rules. For example an unnattended fruit stand, where people are trusted to be honorable and leave payment for the fruit they take.
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3mo ago
And what’s wrong with distillation? In its own right, and especially considering how those models were trained in the first place - in what world is it right that US firms are free to use copyrighted / otherwise non-public works howeve
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3mo ago
That’s been a thing since before TikTok even, well before AI in any modern sense of the word, and at this point the stupidness and disruptiveness is considerably reduced from those days.
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3mo ago
I say this as someone recognizing myself: learn the real, detailed, mechanistic, intelligible science. The world does not work like sci-fi, despite how many people make claims that amount to as much (with 0 actual evident evidence). That is
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3mo ago
Idk about Britain, but in the US that’s exactly where they’d end up after serving their sentence.
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> It's what accurate language modelling entails. A big issue is that plenty of people don’t treat these products as software that is modelling language, they treat it as a being, one imbued with the collective knowledge of humankind
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3mo ago
Touch grass
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3mo ago
Because one scenario is more directly tied to potential (undesirable) uses of the photos, and more obviously doing something . If people saw consequences resulting from security cameras, they would pay more mind to them. People aren’t ig
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3mo ago
Very well put. > it means nothing. Specifically, it uses ideology to assign or project an othering counter-ideology on its enemies to manage them with further criticism. It's mesmerist gibberish all the way down. This exactly, I hop
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3mo ago
Yes but this sentiment has held true since before the CCP.
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3mo ago
It’s worth noting that in neuro speak, inhibition does not necessarily correlate with what would appear to be a “dis/inhibited” person; it’s referring to a specific process where signals are blocked from propagating, and because the br
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3mo ago
> As others mentioned, It's a very similar situation for rural American That’s a seperate anecdote about his dad in America. If you’re going to nitpick irrelevant inconsistencies, at least be right.
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3mo ago
Nor did they claim that.
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3mo ago
Yeah fair, I did when I was halfway through and decided to get my piece out anyway. These laws are stupid at best
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3mo ago
The “install software that phones home to [government db] to check if the tube shape you want to print on the tool you bought and own is different enough from another tube that’s been used in a gun” laws? Laws that don’t meaningfully impact
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