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hardbass
3d ago
Why do you think protectionism works in benefit of the country's people? Ask Brazilians what they think of tariffs and protectionism. Ask for instance how many of them fly to the USA to buy electronics.
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hardbass
4d ago
Whatever you are calling "free market doctrine" is a physical law. Why would a business owner subject themselves to shitty conditions if they could find workers in better places? Some would of course, but not most or all.
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hardbass
5d ago
You implied you weren't a fan of capital and compute driving math. How would you feel about a result that required 1200 hours of time on a powerful mainframe computer?
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hardbass
5d ago
Yes but I meant that for instance, how is experience stored in the humans? It is encoded as data in the brain and or rest of body. So I think its possible even a pure textual LLM may have imbibed experiential data somehow during its trainin
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hardbass
6d ago
What do you think "experience is"? The human brain and body stores experience, like anything else as physical data in itself. So why do you think an LLM can't have experiential knowledge if it is trained to or somehow natural
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hardbass
6d ago
Suppose a "parrot" factors a product of two 2048 bit primes? Is it still an entity without understanding of the processes considering the search space size?
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hardbass
6d ago
Ok, then let us discuss what you define stochastic parrot as.
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hardbass
6d ago
I knew a lot of people have various blind spots, but I had never expected such a massive wave of dualist thinking in practitioners of an engineering/science field.
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hardbass
6d ago
I would first like to ask, are you religious? Do you believe in souls? If the answer to both is "No", then I'd like to discuss further.
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hardbass
6d ago
Would these mathematicians have said the same thing if another mathematician with a strong competitive drive has beat them to the timing? And how do these mathematicians think of the proof of the four color theorem?
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hardbass
6d ago
Weak egos. Very little of these blind hatreds are derived rationally. They start with a bruised ego first and work backward to make up reasons. Seeing a lot of crypto dualism too, which is hilarious.
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7d ago
Tell me who killed who again. Otherwise stop using the word genocide. You'd be calling it genocide when you stubbed your toe on the bed next. Why should the demographics matter as long as the people follow some form of liberal capitali
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hardbass
7d ago
What is your view on the proof of the Four Color Theorem?
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7d ago
I used to think of mathematicians as generally level headed people, I am having to re-evaluate my viewpoint.
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7d ago
What is your opinion on the proof of the Four Color Theorem?
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12d ago
The British lacking the military strength and will is different from how the tactic would have been had it been executed fully. Ignoring one's views about the founding of America, suppose Britain had executed this war with complete mer
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12d ago
Forgiving the south after the civil war led to Jim Crow. Forgiving most of the nazis after WW2 seems to be the reason nazis are rising again so quickly. Forgiveness has been given enough chances already. I think we should try giving the ful
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13d ago
How many million people have trans people killed?
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hardbass
15d ago
Yes and also Israel and USA governments, they are prolific liars too. We cannot trust anything about this war coming from them. We must always verify from eg independent satellite shots.
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hardbass
17d ago
People peacefully moving in and settling in a country is GENOCIDAL INVASION HOLY SHIT!!!
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17d ago
They are killing legal citizens, let alone immigrants. And happily loading up people to shithole prisons in unrelated countries like El Salvador. If you believe blackbagged in El Salvador is a pleasant experience, then as experiment I think
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17d ago
As long as it hurts the right people, yes they voted for it completely.
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hardbass
17d ago
Definitely we need to arrest and after a trial jail, and if necessary hang the terrorists in DHS.
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18d ago
Do you disagree with including Dell due to hardware quality?
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18d ago
There is no resolving this until at least the maga generation dies off.
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20d ago
How is it the protocol's fault if people dislike you? You have literally no right to other peoples computing resources. Nothing in the protocol is stopping you from self hosting an instance. Its not like making another Twitter or Faceb
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21d ago
it is a physical system, yes. So is our brain. I do not understand why this pointless fact is given out as an argument. Either explicitly say you think consciousness is supernatural or say what physical elements are missing in your view tha
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21d ago
Yes, and? That's how it should work. That's the very point of it, you control your environment as you want. If you don't like someone, remove them. There is no single instance, that's the very point, its conceptually com
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21d ago
I know what this is, I was seeing if whatthesmack understands the concept. He clearly has some deep confusions where he lists Fediverse as among the list of services that are block happy. It does not conceptually make sense to call Fedivers
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22d ago
Who or what is fediverse? How do you think it works?
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