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by ysofunny 2y ago
spell check alert. you misspelled "lobbying" I think you were trying to say: > Not every country has a legitimate lobbying scheme as part of its political system.
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by ysofunny 2y ago
it's harvest season in the global north. this is what harvest looks like in modernity what we are witnessing, is the system moving energy (as money) from USA corporations onto Europe. winter is coming, and heat will be needed; happens
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by ysofunny 2y ago
the point of contention comes out of how you are saying "...by accident" but I'm sidelining the intention
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by ysofunny 2y ago
just to be clear, I see it like this (for now): if a GPT does it and turns out to be false, then it's an hallucination and it's bad (goto more training) if a human does it, then truth becomes "self-expression" (art) so w
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by ysofunny 2y ago
> If they can do it to Apple, why not to regular citizens? because Apple is literally made from tens of hundreds of "regular citizens" or to keep it simple: Apple is a citizen made out of thousands of 'regular' citize
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by ysofunny 2y ago
I'm intersted in why (and how) you reason that thing about "multiple 11s interferring" so I'll tell you how I memorized the primes between 2 and 127. to begin: all primes less than ten: 2,3,5,7. I seem to have learned th
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by ysofunny 2y ago
I memorized all primes up to 127. and with a bit of effort I may come up with all the primes up to 307 (then 311,313, iirc) but I need pen and paper to double check. the problem is that I don't know why do this. nonetheless I can repor
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by ysofunny 2y ago
capitalism doesn't really play well with digital assets, services, nor anything digital really. we need a lot more Byung-Chul-Han somehow
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by ysofunny 2y ago
so basically letting google be their business???
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by ysofunny 2y ago
it's surrounded by 53 and 59 which is a twin with 61 then 67 but the fun part is how the same happens to these four numbers -30 so 23, 29 twin with 31 then 37 my problem is that I don't know why this would be important
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by ysofunny 2y ago
sorry, that's not a prime because 3*19
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by ysofunny 2y ago
the most divisive topic seems to be "gnome" with 0.82 on the divisiveness scale that's really "hacker", a worthy first place
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by ysofunny 2y ago
thank you, you're doing real work with comments like that
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by ysofunny 2y ago
kudos for giving out an actual number of humans fired. instead of the usual, de-humanizing percent of employees usually given
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by ysofunny 2y ago
sure... until one realizes one has gotta pay the ripper if they ever wanna get recommended by "the" algorithm of spotify
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by ysofunny 2y ago
but I rather be lazier, and have a low effort lifestyle rather than be engaged in an arms race against insect lifeforms! and I said this becase I take "robots evolving" to mean tech workers being pressured to work by their bosses
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by ysofunny 2y ago
it's a reverse deference-to-authority reasoning notice how Musk's famous figure is directing what you do
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by ysofunny 2y ago
or in new age parlance: "ascend your spirit" or "raise your vibration frequency" or in business terms: "reach that next tier of ~ionare: if millionare get to a billion, if billionare, get to a trillion" if a co
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by ysofunny 2y ago
absolutely, but I consider that as the "environment" of cultural evolution so to say meaning as we collectively get used to a technology we figure these kinds of things out, and even become desensitised to them. of course people g
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by ysofunny 2y ago
if there was a dictionary of "american urbanism" they would define humans as having four wheels rather than two legs they really do act like it whenever the USA plans a city or a neighborhood. why wouldn't everybody have a ca
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by ysofunny 2y ago
you can ask that about so many things nowadays why must the majority of software be provided as-a-Service? whatever happened to good old fashioned products??
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by ysofunny 2y ago
isn't julia just another brand-name (™,®, and ©) python? like anaconda? or possibly the R language???
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by ysofunny 2y ago
music's been doing that arguably since around Liszt's time possibly even earlier, Mozart started it perhaps? I still remember the day spotify's recommendations went to shit. clearly somebody realized there was better money to
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by ysofunny 2y ago
or else is not even scientific
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by ysofunny 2y ago
how about "user engagement"?
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by ysofunny 2y ago
not the ones publicly available I bet. but it's one of those things that's only hard to do because of the capitalist race ongoing in that space but very easy to consider... what if Gemini learned on the job??? like self-training?
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by ysofunny 2y ago
> unlike humans, language models can’t be humiliated and do not learn from mistakes. wut. I was pretty sure they do learn from mistakes. but they call it 'training'
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by ysofunny 2y ago
but Oracle, in a certain (here) context, is just a RDBMS how many people are using relational databases in their companies? or even how many accounting systems are using RDBMSs behind the scenes? I would venture every single last one of the
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by ysofunny 2y ago
nonetheless, typing out, and even saying "the first decade of the 2000s" takes too long we need something shorter, like the double-ohs "00s"
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by ysofunny 2y ago
You have checked 720 boxes but it started out empty? this will get more interesting around half a mill checked. 427608 boxes are [√]

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