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by _l7dh 1y ago
I am often baffled by this reasoning: A attacks B. A colonizes, kills, occupies, humiliates, etc. B. B swears to destroy A. All of a sudden, it becomes legitimate for A to commit all those crimes cause "hypothetically", B would do
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Incredible gaslighting.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
And yet, it's fact, just look at the numbers world-wide :(.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
the number one cause of child mortality today is Israel.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
It’s just proportional to the horrors it commits. Don’t blame the judge for your own crimes.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
I really do. (personal note: I never know if I should engage with these trolls, given them more visibility, or simply ignore them, risking seeing their propaganda spread)
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Good that you mention it, yes Israel rapes, kills, robs, as you say. https://www.btselem.org/publications/202408_welcome_to_hell
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Exactly. Furthermore, it is inherintly colonial as a former colonizer (the brits) gave the land away to new colonizers. Worth noting that Balfour was an antisemite who wanted the Jews out of his country, hence the declaration and the first
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by _l7dh 1y ago
I politely disagree with almost every combination of the words you just used :). 1. hackers could be interested in news other than tech, that’s the very identity of hacking: understanding things in this case, the world politics and conflic
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by _l7dh 1y ago
I used to think that it’s beneficial to separate tech from politics but I’m convinced now that it’s a delusional stance. Politics is in tech whether we like it or not, CEOs have their political agenda and ideologies and often talk about the
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by _l7dh 1y ago
How come every time the Israeli crimes are featured in HN, the corresponding article is flagged?
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by _l7dh 1y ago
I’m absolutely baffled by Germans at this point. I’ve been taking to many Germans in the beginning of the genocide and the major feedback I got was « given what we did to the Jews… we can’t criticize Israel ». Now almost two years after, co
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Feels like the most valuable skill to have as a programmer in times of Claude Code is that of carefully reading spec documentation and having an acute sense of critical thinking when reviewing code.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Sounds like a direct quote from some religious ISIS fanatic.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Of course. Here is a corrected version of your text that fixes the grammar and typos while keeping the colloquial tone: I'd like to offer a less skeptical view on this, contrary to what I've read here so far. LLMs that act (a.k.a.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
> I hope that, to whatever extent this is happening, it's not widespread, and anyone committing war crimes is very visibly and publicly tried in court. Sorry but you’re either dishonest or totally delusional. Tens of thousands of ch
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Sourced articles like these are good and further proof that Israel is a psychopathic state and society. But what's odd is to depict is as "surprising" or even shocking when the same state has been carpet bombing civilian, inc
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by _l7dh 1y ago
It's not even some "forgotten AI technique" (sigh...). It's been a hot topic for the last 5 years. Used a lot with Variational Auto-encoders, etc. Such a bad journalism.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Behind this rhetorically articulated question, there is a simplistic view of content generation and consumption. First off, if you use LLMs, you are _constantly_ reading stuff nobody else bothered to answer you. So, it's not about who
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Hey, I really enjoyed reading your post. It's straight to the point, the list is very rich and well illustrated with examples. I have been coding in python for the last 20 years and I nowadays rarely like reading these posts as much as
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by _l7dh 1y ago
As Sara Hooker discussed in her paper https://www.cell.com/patterns/fulltext/S2666-3899(21)00061-1... , bias goes way beyond data.
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Many thanks! For the record, there is another useful tool in the same vein, that packs a repo to be given to an LLM https://github.com/yamadashy/repomix .
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by _l7dh 1y ago
Hi Simon, just read your blog post, thanks for the wrap-up. Just curious, what did you use to make Gemini look at all of your codebase, Aider, something else?
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by _l7dh 2y ago
Again. This. is. not. Open-source. At best, open-weights. Clickbait 100%.
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by _l7dh 2y ago
On the contrary, ArXiv is for pre-prints, i.e. not (yet) peer-reviewed. Off the top of the my head, it was initially used by physicists who often have huge collaborations and long reviewing time. Then the ML community invaded the space late
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by _l7dh 2y ago
In any serious discipline, ranging from philosophy to mathematics, precision is a requirement. Here, "woke" is everything but precise. It's an umbrella term that the right uses with bad faith to discard any form of social str
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by _l7dh 2y ago
It's probably an unrelated post (apologies in advance) but I wanted to shoutout to the Marimo ( https://marimo.io ), it's the only Jupyter alternative that really got me excited, it's like Streamlit and Jupyter had
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by _l7dh 2y ago
Great comments and insights. Thanks to everybody for being constructive. I am also going through the same situation, but in Europe. Despite having a PhD in Machine Learning, somehow I cannot even get to the interviews. I am suspecting it
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by _l7dh 2y ago
I almost believed it was a trick to generate labelled data to train AI systems down the line
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by _l7dh 2y ago
Precision: « pre-training data is exhausted » everyone has been saying that for a while now. The graph plotting body mass against brain mass… what does it say exactly? (where is the link to the prior point on data?). I think we would all b

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