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by hotdogscout 1y ago
You helped me understand a position I never wrapped my head around before. Thank you! I've never made a decision on few points of information, often I know researchers or their output for years before we interact, so it makes sense I d
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by hotdogscout 1y ago
Why is this the language they're familiar with? Serial dishonesty?
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by hotdogscout 1y ago
>Makes it sound like you got fired or something, or that you don’t take it seriously. My background in academia colors me but the level of office politics some describe in the private sector genuinely sounds like a middle school drama cl
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by hotdogscout 1y ago
Pass me the cyanide, these people are ghoulish.
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by hotdogscout 1y ago
Why is this needed. Nobody acts like this in college, where do people pick up on the eldritch horrors of Corporate behaviour policing?
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by hotdogscout 1y ago
Seriously why the silly insuffer theater, demonstrating willingness to perform ritualistic sodomy of your ego?
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by hotdogscout 1y ago
Why are people at their jobs so fatally allergic to honesty?
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by hotdogscout 1y ago
>“yeah and that job didn’t end very nicely…I’ll just leave it at that.” This is not a good thing to say in a job interview. Do you think this is helping you select better people? I think this is selecting for fakers and cheaters.
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
That user is talking about university, not grade school. It's undisputable he did badly in university and could not hold himself in academia because of this metric. https://ethz.ch/en/news-and-events/eth-news&
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
the TOS goes further and allows you to call gay people abnormal and mentally ill. "We do allow allegations of mental illness or abnormality when based on gender or sexual orientation." The carve out also focuses only on LGBT peopl
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OpenAI O1(openai.com)
23 points by hotdogscout 2y ago|3 comments
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
I have a feeling people who love Le Guin love the idea of her and didn't actually read her books. Her style is impersonal, robotic and kind of boring. Look at her most famous quotes for a snippet: https://www.goodreads.com&
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
While public health officials may face criminal charges, Nature magazine editors and the team of researchers that were contacted by the Chinese government and lied walked away with nothing close to extremely negative consequences. I didn&#x
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
That doesn't read like science, it reads like an ideological statement. The current punishment for scientific fraud is non-existent and academia is full of it and ideologically driven pseudoscientific research. Subsequent evidence debu
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
It's what I have, some people are poor. Obsessing over silly details like these can be deceptively tempting procrastination.
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
It is a cliche antisemitic conspiracy theory, but as an insult it is not used at things that are Jewish but things that are woke. Didn't claim it wasn't antisemitic, it is, a lot!
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
Degenerate was never used to describe people in a non-hateful context though, even before it became /pol/'s favorite word.
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
"Goyslop" as an insult is less about anti-semitism and more about how Jews are allegedly injecting anti-white multiculturalism (ex: DEI) in entertainment. So things that are woke get called goyslop (as opposed to Jewish as you imp
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
The attention market is filled with things that are fundamentally unworthy. It's Darwinism at play not an attempt at science.
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
>the goal of presentation is not to surprise the audience, or have a clever twist. It's to be plain, open and honest. Sometimes it is. >you're probably being market pitched and what you see is fiction Sometimes you are being
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
For one the hero's journey includes resenting the call to action. That makes the hero relatable but is not a strategy you can always easily include in a corporate technical talk. "Just buy more of last year's product and let
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
As others said, that video bored me and so did the blog post. The hero's journey is not good Framework for a technical talk. Be interesting, create a hook, what do you find interesting? What style draws you in? Emulate that, then branc
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
I bet it's the usual double standards the AI one percenters cater to. No sex because apparently it's harmful yet never explained why. No homophobia/transphobia if you're Christian but if you're Muslim it's fine
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
Is this not the case for almost everything? Show a dog and show a cat and it'll light up different parts on the MRI.
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
For me it is the blatant disregard for truth people on the internet usually have when dealing with public personalities. I have the same instinct to criticize hate mobs against him as I have when they're against Anita Sarkeesian or Bri
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
A sensational lie spread much quicker than the truth even on HN, with no sign of course correction. I hope Sam feels fine after so much baseless harassment.
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
Such a nothing burger. Do moralists not get tired of picking up pitchforks? Imitating a movie AI was a cool idea and imitation was the only legal way to do it. Do you pull your hair when companies advertise with Elvis impersonators? Nobody
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
There are no other versions of people
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
Because you can't put the power to influence behavior on a straight line. Each clique has it's own power structure. Charisma, rule of law, pity, revenge, resentment, morality, resources, it's all a part of it.
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by hotdogscout 2y ago
The culture of class revenge/justice that fuels Marxism. "The tradition of Marxist cultural analysis has also been referred to as "cultural Marxism", and "Marxist cultural theory", in reference to Marxist ideas

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