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Nasrudith
14d ago
And to what end does discouraging scaling in an industrial economy serve? Corporations don't grow huge for the fun of it.
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Nasrudith
1mo ago
Spamming can be found by metadata and reports. There is no "this site is absolute crap" button for them to find useful feedback in searches.
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1mo ago
Ah it is amazing how crimes just materalize from nowhere from envy.
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1mo ago
Idée fixe that AI is axiomatically bad.
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1mo ago
To be frank that sounds batshit insane levels of spite. You were going to try to promote the general production of knowledge but now because you worry someone you dislike who you don't even know.might benefit from it you aren't?
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1mo ago
Because you are talking about a cartoon version of a billionaire that doesn't exist outside your propaganda-addled head, doesn't have the power you imagine them to, nor the malice you ascribe to them.
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1mo ago
Play devils advocate for a bit: of course they should model themselves after the villains! Villains get shit done and change the world, and use it to the fullest potential. 'Heroes' are the schmucks who get roped around and fail t
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1mo ago
US consumers are more valuable which makes their data more valuable and therefore collected. It applies to other first world nations without robust enough data protections.
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1mo ago
They got trained to said assumptions by bad sensationalist 'science journalism'. Remember how power lines caused brain damage in children? Not through the magnetic fields or anything like that, but the lowered property values.
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2mo ago
Also it is just plain transparent projection. I will point out only one ideology outright killed entire classes of people once they were considered 'no longer useful' and that wasn't capitalism, it was communism. And this &qu
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3mo ago
A society that creates bullies and thinks they are right is the same one that big surprise, doesn't give a shit about you. But you're stupid enough to be a cheerleader to bullies out of envy so you deserve whatever you get from it
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3mo ago
Talk about peak arrogance. Who the hell are you to think you get to be the one to decide who should have the key to society?
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3mo ago
Not really, at least with current SOTA for ammunition. Reloading has long been a thing for high volume shooters.
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3mo ago
You're projecting harder than IMAX here with your conspiracy theory tropes. Remember it was the Bolsheviks who actually liquidated entire classes of people as 'useless parasites'.
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3mo ago
It is just some chuunibyou bullshit to say "Look at how powerful my LLM is!". It is a dumbass publicity stunt, you're just reading into your preconceptions hard.
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3mo ago
It also indicates several different levels of 'cannot manage their way outside a paper bag'. If you had a construction foreman who decided because nailguns would be the way of the future vs hammers, therefore the metrics would be
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4mo ago
I'll let you in on a secret. The main reason why nobody is catering to you isn't because what you want goes against the money, the status quo, or whatever big bad you imagine. It is because if you don't vote then you are abou
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4mo ago
Guess what the big bottleneck is in a DDOS? Not the computing power.
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4mo ago
They commit the most egregious of sins, competing with established media industries so the knives come out in their portrayal.
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4mo ago
Given the complaints about data-usage from LLMs, they'll be not only checking it but doing so frequently enough to make you look like an utter slacker as the near zero marginal cost means they can index it just in case it happens to ha
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4mo ago
The complete historical illiterate? He didn't even understand the hunter-gatherers he so idolized.
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4mo ago
If you are naive enough to think it really is 'just the tip' how are you not an involuntary parent already?
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4mo ago
That is what they would do if they wanted UFO sightings back and police brutality evidence disappearing.
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4mo ago
Giving up control is always a mistake - they never do what they promised and you never get back the control. There is never a refutation to this fac: just a childish "But I want it!".
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4mo ago
"Reactionary"'s origins as far are pure political DARVO and gaslighting anyway. It originated in the French revolution and basically declared "You are morally wrong for being horrified at my horrific and evil actions.&qu
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4mo ago
Surplus value is a propaganda myth from Marx along with other trivially disproven delusions like LVT. Tell me what work is being done by whom in a wine cellar as the vintage matures after harvest? "Reasonable" is doing herculean a
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4mo ago
Yes, put the people who think that they should destroy data-centers because they read fiction once inside them first.
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4mo ago
Requesting an AI code detector is peak cognitive dissonance. "AI automation is bad and I can always tell. That is why I need to have a tool to discriminate its presence so I can exclude it!" Split-brain patients have less post-hoc
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4mo ago
I can think of worse. Inspired by somewhat surrealist names of a cat video, I'm pretty sure naming them "HP Inkjet 3482" would be a worse name for an AI model and lead to copyright issues from Hewlett-Packard.
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4mo ago
That sounds like a typical philosopher for better or worse more than than sophistry per se. They have been plagued by a preoccupation with 'purity of thought' and separation from the 'practical' world since Ancient Greek
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