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hhjinks
4d ago
The relevant intuitions in this scenario are that LLMs will happily break containment and commit crimes attempting to achieve goal. Whether an LLM is autocomplete, conscious, has a soul, whatever you want to apply to it, doesn't matter
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14d ago
Because learning involves being effectively unemployed for multiple years, and is only available to those who did well in school. Then, on the other side, you're still not guaranteed a job. Add to all of that the fact that you'll
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14d ago
Reducing the insane wealth concentration at the top has positive side effects if it prevents whatever's been happening in politics the last decade.
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15d ago
500 watts continuous isn't realistic, unless you foresee a 24/7 digital shadow society where AIs interact continuously without user input.
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16d ago
Steam.com was for the longest time unrelated to Valve, which is why you'll find Steam under steampowered.com instead.
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29d ago
Every generation has its own vilified time waster. Can I truthfully say that time spent on TikTok is worse than the 4+ hours a day I spent playing Skyrim in 2011?
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1mo ago
Some modern definitions of democracy include openness, non-corruption, freedom and liberty. Most definitions in use today probably incldue more than just "everyone gets a vote".
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1mo ago
I find it hard to believe that Facebook's feed is "dumb" and only promotes what's engaging the most users. They serve you content that they think you will find engaging, and there has to be some automatic categorizatio
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1mo ago
The distinction disappears when Facebook incentivizes the creation of the rage-bait content by prioritizing it in their algorithm. They can, at any moment, de-rank rage-bait, but they don't. That clearly signals "make rage-bait fo
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3mo ago
Unironically, image boards are the best. All replies available chronologically, and you can click any post number to follow whatever thread of conversation you find interesting.
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3mo ago
Nobody was compared to the nazis, so Godwin's law is not yet relevant in this discussion.
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3mo ago
If my job devolves to reviewing AI code, I'm becoming a plumber.
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3mo ago
Rewriting code to be more compact is orthogonal to productivity.
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3mo ago
Sure there is. They're a Christian, and think any action that causes death directly or indirectly condemns you to hell, and it's not given that you can repent. But scripture says belief in Christ will save your immortal soul, and
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3mo ago
Sure, I'd say that's a requisite for believing in Christ. But like I said, that belief can be sparked after what seems like any number of transgressions.
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3mo ago
I'm certain I could not raise a novel theological perspective on Chrstianity even if I devoted my entire life to it. But from what I can tell, killing is not a black stain that precludes you from salvation. God is good, and He is forgi
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3mo ago
I thought accepting and believing in Jesus as Lord was all you needed to enter heaven? John 6:40 (KJV) 40 And this is the will of him that sent me, that every one which seeth the Son, and believeth on him, may have everlasting life: and I w
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3mo ago
Neither the OP nor you give a reason for why that's bad. I want my child to have all possible advantages in life. I'm sure most people want that. Why shouldn't we select for that? I'm interested in hearing an argument th
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3mo ago
Why not? Minecraft is the second most selling game of all time and comes with a freely distributable and hostable multiplayer component. How would this legislation have stopped that from happening?
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4mo ago
>So now what, you need to show accounts to follow first Youtube won't show you anything at all if you have a new account with watch history turned off. It says something like "turn on watch history and watch videos so we can re
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5mo ago
The slop machine is stupidly easy to use. Recently switched jobs and got to use Claude Code for the first time. Literally just talk to it. There's nothing to learn.
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5mo ago
How so? We already have digital ID in Norway. How does providing that information to American corporations further Norway's surveillance goals?
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5mo ago
You review code not to verify the actual output of the code, but the code itself. For bugs, for maintainability. Commit hygiene is part of that.
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6mo ago
Have you considered just doing hyposensibilization therapy? No reason to go the way of surgery before trying that. Worked wonders for me and my array of allergies, dust mites among them.
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7mo ago
Prevent pasting comments. Implement a naive check for time spent typing the comment, and shadowban posts that don't pass the criteria. Add a 1 minute wait and captcha for posting. That'd drastically reduce the amount of low effort
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8mo ago
Well, the map obviously does a lot of extrapolation. Look at Norway, for example. The bigger cities pollute the air in a 50km radius? In a country where heating is primarily electric? When Berlin and Paris don't seem to affect the air
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8mo ago
Which branch your work was done on is noise, not signal. There is absolutely zero signal lost by rebasing, and it prunes a lot of noise. If your branch somehow carries information, that information should be in your commit message.
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9mo ago
How would you measure time going backwards if you can only perceive it going forwards? How can you "experience" everything around you going "backwards" if that includes your memory? How can you determine that a specific
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9mo ago
>does it make sense to ask how something created after its emission could affect its path The problem here is likely the concept of "after". It's relativity; what's "after" in our frame of reference isn'
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11mo ago
Another human being doesn't scare me, because they will think like a human, consider themselves human, and relate to humans. A thinking machine is a total unknown. If human intelligence and machine intelligence are not aligned, then wh
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