koutetsu

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by koutetsu 11mo ago
Yet another claim without anything to back it up. I at least try to provide a relevant link when I state something. Which booby traps are you talking about? If they do exist, do you have any proof that they have killed civilians in Gaza? Wh
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by koutetsu 11mo ago
There are so many things that are wrong with this sentence. It's such a low effort reply that doesn't offer any proof or arguments to back it up. It isn't true and it's actually documented that it's the IDF that use
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by koutetsu 2y ago
Yes, but most of them are from the global south. The USA, Canada, countries in western Europe (except for Spain and Irelandand those are the same countries always talking about a 2 state solution. That's very hypocritical.
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by koutetsu 2y ago
They have the right to reject any unfair division of the land or agreement. Why would they be the only ones to compromise whereas Israel gets to keep almost all of the land. What did Israel compromise on? They have settler colonies in the w
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by koutetsu 2y ago
Having talked to a few Palestinias that live outside of Palestine, I know that they all have temporary statuses in the neighoboring countries (for example, those in Lebanon) and that doesn't give them much rights and it has lasted for
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by koutetsu 2y ago
What a coincidence! I have done the exact same thing but on Instagram instead of Facebook and have had similar results to yours. Since both belong to Meta, we can safely assume that they use the same or very similar backends to serve ads. I
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I don't we should be admiring such an attack especially after it killed civilians and innocent people ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/world/funeral-held-for-... ). On top that, this attack just sets a te
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by koutetsu 2y ago
If I'm not mistaken, it's a Gamil specific feature. Any combination of words or numbers between + and @ is seen as not part of your email address but can be used by filter received emails. See this link for more information: http
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I had a similar idea some time ago but didn't implement due to its complexity and the need to juggle different parameters. On top of that, I don't think there are any guarantees when it comes to privacy. Your users will have to tr
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I agree with the other commenter. If you don't think the submission is appropriate then you should flag it. But since you commented and then called the protestors "Hamas supporters" then I assume you're okay with other a
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I kind of understand how the 2nd point, "shut down a major thoroughfare.”, would lead to your conclusion, "seems fine", but I fail to understand what the 1st point has anything to do with it. Could you please help me understa
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by koutetsu 2y ago
If you're looking for some best practices related but limited to machine learning application code, you could have a look at Beyond Jupyter ( https://github.com/aai-institute/beyond-jupyter ) Here's an excerpt
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I agree with you. Let's not rehash this finger pointing argument. It doesn't get us anywhere. I however disagree with the framing in the example. Starting from the event that Able attacked Baker without mentioning the reasons or t
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by koutetsu 2y ago
Looking at this from a machine learning perspective, the risk of biases is even higher in these cases because of issues with data drift (Members could change sites, they could start dressing differently, etc.) and imbalances in the dataset
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by koutetsu 2y ago
Perhaps you could help me with that? I was trying to reply to the parent's question about what Israel is supposed to do and offered some alternatives to indiscriminate killings. The part about the right of return dates back to around 1
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by koutetsu 2y ago
Let me quote from the article: > Lavender learns to identify characteristics of known Hamas and PIJ operatives, whose information was fed to the machine as training data, and then to locate these same characteristics — also called “featu
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by koutetsu 2y ago
As someone working in the AI field, I find this use of AI truly terrifying. Today it may be used to target Hamas and accept a relatively large number of civilian deaths as permissible collateral damage, but nothing guarantees that it won&#x
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I will try to answer that question. I think it's better to find the actual reason for what's happening rather than focus on the symptoms. Perhaps Israel could stop being an apartheid[0,1] and treat Palestinians equally. It could a
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I wasn't necessarily trying to point fingers at a specific party. I wanted to better understand the parent's comment and while doing I wrote what I assumed was meant by them. I agree that to solve this issue that has been going on
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by koutetsu 2y ago
Could you please clarify what you mean by "Hamas wanted in ghe first place"? If I'm not mistaken, you're referring to the attack on the 7th of October, right? May I perhaps add that just on the days preceding that attack
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I think that no matter your view on the mafia or Hamas, it still doesn't justify the amount of death and destruction that is being done in Gaza. No matter how you spin it or sugar coat itw killing, displacing and starving civilians, ki
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by koutetsu 2y ago
Both of these options are war crimes. I think only talking about these two options presents a false dichotomy. There are many more options that could have been considered. For example, Israel could have accepted the hostage swap and then pi
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by koutetsu 2y ago
This is like a thief saying that they steal something because otherwise another thief would steal it. What the parent is suggesting is that engineers around the world should agree to not make such systems similar to how doctors have the hip
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by koutetsu 2y ago
I agree with the other commenter that this goes way beyond "friendly fire". According to a Haaretz article, those aid workers were targeted 3 times in a row and I assume someone had to confirm the bombing for all 3 of them. This i
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by koutetsu 3y ago
Well, you said and I quote "maybe it's based in some kind of Fact" so I assumed that you were implying that there is in fact a connection between Palestinian children and weapons and since the majority of Palestinians are ara
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by koutetsu 3y ago
Or perhaps it's based on the false premise that all arabs/muslims are terrorists. AI systems have a bias towards the modes with the most data and unfortunately for arabs and muslims they're badly represented in the media.