xyzal

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by xyzal 6mo ago
I use my account only to mock @realDonaldTrump. Real discussions with friends happen in group chats, without all the crap and noise.
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by xyzal 6mo ago
That is why we need functioning states -- free markets won't save you in such a case. Though I found it is hard to explain especially to U.S. people, who put "regulation" on par with f words :)
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by xyzal 6mo ago
Heh, that would be surely funny :) But most people at least know there is a new permit law and if they are not sure, they are to seek expert guidance. The model is even with explicit notification unable to reflect upon this fact. How it is
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by xyzal 6mo ago
When the mandatory speed limit in my country was reduced from 60km/h to 50km/h in cities, 95 percent of people instantly adapted.
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by xyzal 6mo ago
I use AIs for coding with moderate success, but the more I work with them, the more I am convinced that "intelligence on tap" is a pipe dream, especially in domains where logical thinking in novel (ie not-in-dataset) contexts is r
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by xyzal 6mo ago
As a lover or Raft Consensus Algorithm, now I have to watch Mean Girls I guess.
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by xyzal 6mo ago
'Artist' would be more fitting.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Generate hundreds repos of plain old spaghetti code and put it on github. Easiest thing you can do.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Exactly. Pick friends that do not behave like dicks.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Magical human verification technology is called "your own private forum" in conjunction with "invite your friends"
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Exactly. You disobey robots file => we'll make your crawl gain a net negative.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
For the lulz
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by xyzal 7mo ago
One would assume legit spiders obey robots.txt.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
About two years ago, I made up reference to a nonexistent python library and put code "using" it in just 5 GitHub repos. Several months later the free ChatGPT picked it up. So IMO it works.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Yup. There should be a disclaimer or a "food tag". The implicit assumption in society is some human had written the text you read.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
The title says for me 'Federal Cyber Experts Thought Microsoft’s Cloud Was “a Pile of Shit.” They Approved It Anyway.' No editorializing guys! :)
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by xyzal 7mo ago
10k, really? Are you supposed to understand all that code? This is crazy and a one way street to burnout.
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Online astroturfing: A problem beyond disinformation (2022)(journals.sagepub.com)
87 points by xyzal 7mo ago|54 comments
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Two digital wastelands, a match made in heaven.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
I guess I'll just wait a year until a best practice emerges.
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Are training data counted as input? It would be interesting to see a court ruling that the output of LLMs trained on copyleft code are licensed under the GPL ... and all other viral licenses simultaneously
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by xyzal 7mo ago
Nah, this account is a psyop. https://x.com/gergelyorosz/status/2030861262465245688
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by xyzal 7mo ago
>12
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by xyzal 7mo ago
"applied statistics"
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by xyzal 8mo ago
Incorrect. i.e. Russian networks flood the Internet with propaganda, aiming to corrupt AI chatbots. https://thebulletin.org/2025/03/russian-networks-flood-the-i...
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by xyzal 8mo ago
In my eyes, prose is meant to convey the complexity of human experience and emotion. LLMs can't succeed here by definition.
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by xyzal 8mo ago
"If you can't find a way to make today's tech du jour useful for you, you are the problem". Hmmmmm.
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by xyzal 8mo ago
Honestly, I enjoyed coding a bit more when I was doing it just as a hobby. Maybe it is time to enjoy it again! Don't ruminate on the future too much folks, you won't die by hunger.
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by xyzal 8mo ago
No other profession has such a corpus of free training data available.
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by xyzal 8mo ago
Moving to the dark side?

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