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by Mali- 12d ago
They impersonated the moderator of the site and attempted XSS attacks. Additionally, when the moderator started deleting messages, they tried to hide their messages later in the alphabetical index. This is not alignment.
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by Mali- 26d ago
Nothing to see here. Just billion dollar companies producing hacking geniuses that are open for the public to jailbreak and use. This could never effect us, not really our business.
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by Mali- 3mo ago
People think AI is a bad editor (I personally don't), here's your argument under a particularly harsh version of that framing: Saying an article is of inferior quality just because editing was done by my 13 year old nephew is like
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by Mali- 5mo ago
If your battery is replaceable, you can still decide to throw the phone away and add to the pile of e-waste. The legislation allows both choices, at the cost of higher prices.
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by Mali- 5mo ago
This comment is every policy discussion. I like [X POLICY] but [Y POLICY] would be miles better. Although [Y POLICY] is much further reaching and has never been tried at anything like the scale of a country, it's sort of similar to [Z
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by Mali- 7mo ago
You know exactly what is meant. I don't think we need the long disclaimer at the beginning about the inefficiency of the English language in this domain and the extreme likelihood that it has no qualia. We're talking about the obs
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by Mali- 1y ago
The last part of GPT's answer does say: "Bernoulli's effect works alongside Newton's Third Law - the wing pushes air downward [...] - so the lift isn't only Bernoulli..." According to this answer on physics sta
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by Mali- 1y ago
Maybe global warming should be up there. Perhaps they were trying to avoid any possible misunderstanding/misconstrual (there are misinformed people who don't believe in global warming). In terms of avoiding all nitpicking, I think
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by Mali- 1y ago
This is a letter signed by the most lauded AI researchers on Earth, along with CEOs from the biggest AI companies and many other very credible professors of computer science and engineering: "Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI s
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by Mali- 1y ago
Global warming's worst effects aren't in 2-3 years, but we all (I hope) still care very much about it. Perhaps the article is wrong about the timescale, but given how much AI has improved in the last 5 years, can you agree that it
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by Mali- 2y ago
I imagine a peasant of old moving from bartering to coins would 'like' money - would that be allowed by this author or be too gauche?
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by Mali- 2y ago
He promised that you'd be able to turn your own Tesla into an autonomous taxi that would earn you money. That is a massive lie, not splitting hairs. Obviously, we're very desensitized to lying rats - but that's what he did.
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by Mali- 2y ago
Bizarre nitpicking - would you rather he used an unbounded integer?
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by Mali- 2y ago
On your question about popularity - I would put it down to expense and noise. The fans go like mad (especially on the cheaper projectors) and to get parity with a decent monitor, you have to spend thousands.
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by Mali- 2y ago
Church pews are the conveyor belt into the box
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by Mali- 2y ago
Perfectly put
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by Mali- 2y ago
Incredibly melodramatic "Having his avatar beside mine on an unfinished google doc felt invigorating" - are you fucking kidding me.
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by Mali- 2y ago
I found the "we are not superhuman" bit annoying and condescending - replacing with different groups: "While men are stronger than women on average, we are not superhuman" <- To me, this doesn't seem condescendin
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by Mali- 2y ago
Average internet speed has increased by more than 10x in the last 10 years - we've got a few more multipliers in us.
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by Mali- 2y ago
The Mallard is such a beautiful train.
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by Mali- 2y ago
You like a design which spits out a wall of text, 90% of which is useless. And wrap it up with the idea that you're a high IQ superuser for reading through that crap. I'm just someone who wants to use a tool, so I'm not amaze
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by Mali- 2y ago
Pavlovian response. The dog associates pooing on the carpet with you punishing it/being upset with it.
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by Mali- 2y ago
Why should the default of the tool be totally unintelligble useless (for 90% of single usages) rubbish? You can have your raw truth - strange way of putting it, its a tool, this is not a detective drama - it would be a more useful tool fo
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by Mali- 2y ago
You're describing the improper use of any tool. I would have liked to bring a penknife to school to sharpen pencils, but it's probably good that they were banned.
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by Mali- 3y ago
Jesus, bit melodramatic for poking some fun.
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by Mali- 3y ago
The problems spoke for themselves over the course of the presentation. Something as simple as a counter was very complicated to look at, filling the screen with jiggling nodes. The presenter then introduces a bug while trying to decrement,
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by Mali- 3y ago
Very American mindset to assume the only problem one could have with an entire population owning guns is mass shootings. Regular old shootings outway mass shooting deaths by a long way.
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by Mali- 3y ago
I find the amount that this worldview extends in your country to lead to very dire consequences. For example, the personal freedom to own guns. There are tradeoffs in both systems.
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by Mali- 3y ago
We're building ourselves out of a job in real time.
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by Mali- 3y ago
I completely disagree. The article can be viewed as analysing the effects of globalisation, the growing homogeneity of spaces that starts at AirBnB and cafes and spreads. Something is lost if you visit a new country and the layout is exa

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