celdon25

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by celdon25 3mo ago
Listen to yourself. I'll write in my style, you write in yours. In what world is it anything less than obnoxious to say that? Time to hit the logout button for me permanently I say. https://imgur.com/a/L8hoqhp
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by celdon25 3mo ago
You're making straw man examples, but if you want to understand more, I suggest any paper on Bitcoin. Personally, I'm not a fan of it. But the thesis is real, and it might have delivered on its promise if the world wasn't act
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by celdon25 3mo ago
I take it you've never known anyone who has tried to run even a small consumer AI company. Do you think that they all independently come up with the same censorship rules, despite no law mandating them? Why do you think that is? That t
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by celdon25 3mo ago
The author just died, and is now dead, and unable to provide an opinion, like many others who have fallen under hard times. Those with privilege therefore tend to have their opinions over-represented in the public square.
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by celdon25 3mo ago
I’d settle for a different someone at this point. What were you expecting me to say?
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by celdon25 3mo ago
I think it’s safe to say that many of us feel a lot less safe directly because of these policies and the inferred intentions of the company behind them. Nobody is arguing for unsafe models. We just don’t want to live in the plot of Deus Ex.
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by celdon25 3mo ago
Fun fact: If you show fable this post, it will route you to 4.8 automatically.
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by celdon25 3mo ago
It's still a vote, and votes don't require reasons, and shouldn't be dismissed out of hand. There's a growing chorus of those who are fed up with rules for thee but not for me.
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by celdon25 3mo ago
I think Grok on x.com is a reasonable case study. There’s the stuff we heard about and then there’s a separate category of things that weren’t newsworthy, and only the newsworthy things prompted changes to be made.
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by celdon25 3mo ago
Anonymous is the hero we need here for sure
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by celdon25 3mo ago
Elon is brilliant when it comes to hardware. But unfortunately with xAI, he went on a firing spree, PayPal Mafia style, just like with Twitter when he bought it, shortly before doing another hiring drive, and failing to hire software engine
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by celdon25 3mo ago
My lived experience doesn’t care what the downvotes say (many here are privileged, after all), and it is only a matter of time imo unless something is done about the industry to change course.
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by celdon25 4mo ago
No, yes, I know, and it doesn’t affect my point. Thanks for your concern, HN!
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by celdon25 4mo ago
Not sure if you saw this, but it says at the footer: > 1.Methodology: The study was carried out in collaboration with IPSOS among 19,000 adults aged 18 to 75 across 18 countries, between 12 January and 16 February 2026. Survey methods:
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by celdon25 4mo ago
The specific text reads like a favor to Elon Musk's xAI, since "Truth-seeking" is the buzzword Elon Musk frequently used to talk about Grok: Sec. 3 Unbiased AI Principles. It is the policy of the United States to promote the
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by celdon25 4mo ago
That stopped being super frustrating for me about a year ago. Wishing it were the other way though…
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by celdon25 4mo ago
Well, the background checks in the US at least have to follow laws. Then theres reference checks, less formal but generally still follow some kind of rigor or process and you generally know who they’re going to talk to. Then there’s the thi
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by celdon25 4mo ago
That depends on what the definition of “is” is. But kidding aside, only now that we are talking about tech CEOs are people suddenly disliking the AI psychosis term in large numbers. Seems like privilege to me. I’d be interested to see/
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by celdon25 4mo ago
Seems like privilege to soften the term only now that we are talking about CEOs.
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by celdon25 4mo ago
You’re right, we should kick them while they are down instead, starving them of all “companionship” (otherwise, how could we uphold our current values as a society)? We need to keep producing a regular supply of [redacted] to rally peop
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by celdon25 5mo ago
This is a terrible way to soften an obvious alignment failure with AI rollout.
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by celdon25 5mo ago
Easily fixable with another KPI to measure the gaming itself :P
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by celdon25 5mo ago
It’s almost as if their sales are plummeting and they’re desperate or something.
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by celdon25 5mo ago
Sounds like yet another story about the Goliaths of the AI world ruining the Davids. They even “respected” him by posting his details to the world, in a possibly illegal way.
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by celdon25 5mo ago
Do you?
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by celdon25 5mo ago
Oh don’t get me wrong, I’m unironically looking forward to the other shoe dropping next term, so that we can finally get a generation of politicians that can bring on the great reset. Too much legacy software running on the kernel and it ca
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by celdon25 5mo ago
Twitter files
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by celdon25 5mo ago
Who is “they”? I voted on party lines, state, federal, and local. The way that people on the left shut down discussions more readily is what contributed to it, using tactics such as bringing particular candidates into the discussion despite
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by celdon25 5mo ago
If it helps you feel better, I voted for free speech and feel that the administration did not hold up their end of the deal. The FTC’s recent “debanking” letter to the payment processors is just theater until something changes. I’ll leave i
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by celdon25 5mo ago
Getting “literally who” vibes from the list of execs that were listed with a job title but not a company name. Mobile browser, if that makes a difference (maybe one of the people on the list helped me downsize as well at some point without

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