javascriptfan69

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by javascriptfan69 1mo ago
Our level 4 lockdown didn't last very long. The strictness index (which is what I'm assuming you're referring to) varied over time as the response changed.
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by javascriptfan69 1mo ago
Not really. The international border quarantine was quite extreme, but the rest of the country was (mostly) business as normal.
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by javascriptfan69 1mo ago
>Anything subsidized is destructive in the long run. The only reason sprawling suburbs can exist is because they are subsidized by inner cities. Building and maintaining miles of roads and utilities is not cheap and the number of people
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by javascriptfan69 2mo ago
>Which to me, just means the manually done cutscenes was a waste of time? In fact in most situations pre-AI you'd foist this task on "that one friend" who's good with Movie Maker or hire a hobby videographer. Now I of
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by javascriptfan69 2mo ago
And yet people still prefer it over AI slop.
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by javascriptfan69 2mo ago
Is this satire? The infinitely scrolling marquee makes me feel like it is.
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by javascriptfan69 2mo ago
>left wing == gay people supremacy Yeah I can see why LLMs don't reflect your world view (it's fucking stupid)
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
Those graphs are about income, not wealth.
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
"Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later, that debt is paid."
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
What if its just self selection? Conservatives spread propaganda about woke universities -> conservative kids are less likely to go. Do this for decades and you end up in the situation we're in. Either that or conservatives are just
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
What if they just like writing code?
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
>more of the same >different players and different methods doesn't really sound the same to me but I guess we can just agree to disagree
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
We should march head-first into a new exciting bad thing without question because the other bad thing was bad. Incredible argument
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
No I didn't even imply that actually.
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
What is this even supposed to mean? It is considerably easier to manipulate someone if you have a lot of data about them, yes.
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
The article mentions basically all major social media though. Besides, even if it was just about twitter, it can only take a small portion of the population to swing an election. Word of mouth is also downstream from twitter. People might n
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
The article is literally about how megacorp controlled algorithms are shaping our politics and this is your take away?
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
Closing your eyes doesn't make things go away.
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by javascriptfan69 3mo ago
Do you work for Anthropic or something? You seem weirdly invested in defending bad decisions. Even if you're and AI booster, shouldn't you want a better UI? They're a multi billion dollar company. Surely they can dedicate a s
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
Yeah but could this be because people are more likely to go to ER in countries with free healthcare? I've been to the ER in my country because of abnormal stomach pain. Obviously I was triaged and had to wait hours because it was not c
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
Whether it's possible or not is not really relevant. All I'm saying is that if you were shown undeniable proof that you were in a simulation I think it would change how you felt about "reality".
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
>You enjoy the warmth of the sun, the cool of a breeze, the sound of a running stream, the majesty of mountains and oceans, the power of storms. These all evoke the sense and appreciation of beauty while being completely removed from a c
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
The what class?
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
>The electorate is not so stupid.. Respectfully, they are.
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
is this satire
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
These are all good examples. My point is that I just don't think the value-add for any of these are worth the existential dread most people have about losing their career. Then there's the scams, misinformation, trying to find a
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
from the eminem song stan (also possibly from super-fan)
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
What is the use case for the average non-technical person? LLMs are cool and all but I feel like the average person is not really getting enough value out of them to keep the "wow this thing will probably make me jobless in 5 years&quo
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
sure but to other users that's a feature and part of why they're here it's like going to a cafe and complaining that everyone is drinking coffee
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by javascriptfan69 4mo ago
the people moderating the platform that you signed up to post on? what do you mean?

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