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bilalnpe
8d ago
I wasn't talking about poisoning LLM for generally degrading performance/improvement. But for manipulating answers for propaganda/ideological reasons.
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bilalnpe
8d ago
It's private until all your connections start asking muse assistant to access it.
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bilalnpe
8d ago
The amount of usage you get is insane when you stack OpenCode GO subsidy on top of contributor. There is already evidence of groups setting websites and "think tanks" that aren't for human but for influencing AIs scraping the
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bilalnpe
14d ago
Both of them let you opt out of it on subscriptions.
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bilalnpe
2mo ago
Yeah, no one is obligated to engage with it. They did not dismiss the argument but refused to engage with it. This is totally valid and the point is to send a signal to the “writers”.
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bilalnpe
2mo ago
Do they not bother designing airframes to withstand more because the human wouldn't survive it anyway?
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bilalnpe
4y ago
I don't have an issue with using the term poor to describe people lacking money but it has other definitions and uses. The second and third definitions I get from define:poor on Google are: - worse than is usual, expected, or desirable
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bilalnpe
4y ago
Things like 1+1=2, water is wet, sky is blue?
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bilalnpe
4y ago
>My (naive) hope is that this might also discourage offshoring and/or reward companies employing Americans, if enough people do likewise. I doubt that. Instead they'll probably start using a service like https://www.
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bilalnpe
4y ago
Yeah, they spoof local numbers. I haven't lived in the city my area code is from in a long time. Occasionally I'll answer calls from there when I'm bored and it's always a scammer. What's even more disturbing is tha
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bilalnpe
4y ago
Similar to the Facebook outage earlier. Apparently everything is managed through Facebook accounts so employees could not get access to fix the issues.
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bilalnpe
4y ago
All of that is totally fine and not what people are upset about. If your entire app is just a web browser that renders your website, that should be fine too. The problem is when they render external websites and unsuspecting users think the
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bilalnpe
4y ago
Apple and Google have guidelines about what apps are/aren't allowed to if they want to be on their app store. "Protecting the user" is supposed to be one reasons they take a 30% cut of all in app purchases. Apple even us
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bilalnpe
4y ago
>desire/appeal for a label that means "all Asians except those from the Indian subcontinent, middle-east, or central Asia", That used to be referred to as 'oriental'. Now 'East Asian' is used.
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bilalnpe
4y ago
Torture. Getting beaten with a rubber hose.
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bilalnpe
4y ago
The same was said about MoviePass
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bilalnpe
4y ago
They could confirm the address you are requesting with the billing address on the card. This is what the '$1 authorized charge' is for when you submit the address change/mail forwarding request.
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bilalnpe
4y ago
Some have a prepaid envelop for your response.
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4y ago
>I wish I had the skills to prolong the call. You could start by giving them more realistic car details. I engaged them one time when I got really annoyed. Gave fake car details (but realistic), call back number of local McDonalds, and t
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5y ago
>but it's not an apples-to-apples comparison No, it's an apples-to-nvidias comparison
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5y ago
Yes, this alone probably won't lead to unique user. This would be just another data point to narrow down the probable users.
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5y ago
If it's faster spreading, it could "overwhelm the healthcare system" in areas where Delta would have been manageable.