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by dawatchusay 3mo ago
This and a comment under it start with the exact same sentence. “Faith in elections and election integrity is incredibly important.” There’s something wrong here and it makes me doubt HN
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by dawatchusay 3mo ago
Nope, onions, cilantro, and lime, then armageddon
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by dawatchusay 6mo ago
Did they not even test their AI detection tool to verify that it can detect when something is human written? That should have been exactly as important as the opposite. Maybe a tool that checked that would be equally as ineffective and we’d
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by dawatchusay 11mo ago
Please correct me if I’m wrong but it’s my understanding he didn’t start the fire that burned much of the Palisades; he started a fire that was put out (or at least was claimed to be so) which rekindled later and the rest is history.
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
Thanks, I didn’t recall
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
I think it was Call of Duty 2 (when the franchise was still WW2-based) when they would show, in my recollection, an anti-war message including this one every time your character died. I think this was absent from later incarnations of the f
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
It wasn’t even accepted that an asteroid killed the dinosaurs until early 1990s
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
250k must be chump change compared to what they gained then
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
This is honestly very interesting. I bought a condo that was pre-equipped with Casetas and due to the crappy app I thought “these are budget and terrible” but actually reflecting now they all work tremendously and I haven’t had a problem wi
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
I imagine you couldn’t keep pushing deadlines out indefinitely like we can in American software companies.
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
Where does “several” fall on your spectrum?
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
I put in the web framework that our company’s ecosystem is based on and it said “no results.” At first I thought this was part of the joke, but no, our tech is just beyond dead.
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
I don’t think that’s why the GFW exists but ok
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
Europe is also seeing far-right ideology spreading and taking over mainstream politics so this really isn’t an American problem only right now.
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by dawatchusay 1y ago
The reflections in the whiteboard are all off. Do they address this?
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
This doesn’t show that he was “high on cocaine and morphine 24/7” as the relevant commenter suggested; just that he struggled with addiction
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
If you think of reading as one means of consumption of information then the ability to read may just be outdated, and people are moving to new forms of information consumption. Reading was never particularly exciting for me even though I wa
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
Unpaywalled link has been posted already
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
Ability to write wasn’t the original literacy! It’s about reading. If you can’t read code or commentary about code how are you supposed to write good code or formulate new ideas about what good code should be and propagate those?
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
Usually someone will come along and post a link that gets around the paywall.
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
I just don’t understand how this kind of thing can be legal. How can you say “I’m running a gambling game, and if you’re not that good at it you can bet as much as you want and lose as much as you want, but if you are good, you’re not allow
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
Should be “every day.” “Everyday” is an adjective describing things that are normal or commonplace. And yes I will die on this hill
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by dawatchusay 2y ago
Is confabulation different from hallucination? If not I do suppose this is a more accurate term for the phenomenon except that the exact definition isn’t common sense without looking it up whereas “hallucination” is more widely understood.
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by dawatchusay 3y ago
I believe this is a personal problem of the author. I see a lack of self-control and self-determination where he is doing more of what his social group and technology want/enable rather than what works for him. For example the 77 tabs:
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by dawatchusay 3y ago
Eef it’s a scary premise that each country has an AI mouthpiece trained on exactly what that country wants its citizens to be told. Under most regimes this is a bad idea
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by dawatchusay 3y ago
I believe in the article Huang claims it’s not that expensive
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by dawatchusay 3y ago
This is exactly an existing concern: flood the internet with LLM-generated disinformation, future LLMs get trained on it, those LLMs flood the internet with disinformation, the cycle repeats. This is why it’s a problem that LLMs can’t disti
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by dawatchusay 3y ago
Evidence please
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by dawatchusay 3y ago
You should not make such blanket statements about groups of people. And then especially blame it on culture when it is in fact your opinion/experience.
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by dawatchusay 3y ago
Can agree I’ve never heard of “master candidate”

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