lkey

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by lkey 6d ago
Both versions are fancifully direct in our era a media+police stenography, try: Mayor denounces "radical activists" rioting and damaging city property in response to an officer-involved incident that resulted in one fatal kinetic
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by lkey 11d ago
You're right, America didn't intentionally engineer the death of millions until after the war, when it became the undisputed global superpower. ...If you choose to intentionally ignore slavery in the American South, Convict Leas
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by lkey 14d ago
Christ, just say you are conservative and don't like unions and their political stances. 'Accuracy' doesn't matter at all when it comes to assessing harm, but the existence of a market signal itself can change outcomes,
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by lkey 14d ago
There is significant evidence against this, and very little for it beyond your 'honest opinion'. A recent study showed just 2 out of tens of thousands of children in China improved their performance after beginning to use AI a
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by lkey 14d ago
They will be teaching AI in high school. This ban is only for the lower grades. Even when they teach it, screen time will be limited to 45 minutes per week. It's not about 'passion against AI', it's a year waiting period
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by lkey 1mo ago
Standard single payer insurance is not identical to 'seize total control of ever living body in America'. I shouldn't have to point this out. The attempts by the current republican admin to seize control of certain 'ille
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by lkey 1mo ago
You may have no memory of it, but there was a time when many American corporations had different, broader values. The structure of the present is not necessary or inevitable.
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by lkey 1mo ago
Spirit of Capital Accumulation be praised! May 'annual profit' continue to be the only measure that has mattered, does matter, or will ever matter to those that bask in the radiance of perpetual earning growth!
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by lkey 1mo ago
American police have no obligation to protect, serve, or tell the truth. The police steal more money than all petty thieves every year. Qualified immunity makes accountability a distant mirage. The police operate exactly as they are allowed
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by lkey 1mo ago
You created an account for this? Manipulating children to get them addicted or push them deeper into a fatal mental illness (like anorexia) for profit is the same thing tobacco companies did and society responded in much the same way.
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by lkey 1mo ago
There's a consistent pattern of people 'solving' a minority population's 'problems' without ever looking at what problems they actually have. I have 'solid evidence' from my time in industry where hee
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by lkey 1mo ago
Contributing to a net loss of funding and attention, all while making the public more ignorant and more passive , results in material harms to the population they claim to serve. This kind of self-aggrandizement at other's expense d
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by lkey 1mo ago
> If it can be controlled then it will concentrate power like never before , and I believe this will destabilise civilisation. We already live in a reality with unprecedented concentration of wealth and power in the hands of the very fe
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by lkey 1mo ago
Advocating for nuclear war as a means of 'harm reduction' should be causing you serious cognitive dissonance. There are dozens of escalating, yet fundamentally less destructive means to prevent a data centers from continuing to op
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by lkey 2mo ago
I did not, I read kypro's (the OP I was replying to) bio, to whit: Every problem is a search problem. Nuke the data centers. P(doom) = 98.9% (Aug-2026) P(doom) = 98.2% (July-2026) P(doom) = 98.2% (Jun-2026) P(doom) = 98.5% (May-2026) P
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by lkey 2mo ago
It is not 'logical' to imagine a hypothetical doomsday scenario that justifies a preemptive nuclear war. (which is what the grandparent commenter's bio contemplates, 'nuke the datacenters' is their central credo). D
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by lkey 2mo ago
Your 'serious' proposal is unlimited global military bombing campaign on civilian infrastructure by the United States (which is currently losing a war using the same strategy) to 'solve safety' preemptively against a 20%
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by lkey 2mo ago
You don't accept it is possible that it was initially flagged as a dupe or spam why? There is competition for primary submission here, especially for the primary AI companies. Moreover, if it wasn't flagged at all, like you sugges
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by lkey 2mo ago
Forums change with the times, and this one never existed solely to burnish your ego. Moreover, mister elite , you don't know why this press release was flagged. I'm not sure why we should privilege your bitter speculation over mo
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by lkey 2mo ago
I think it's a difference of reading levels. AI 'writing' makes me ill, but that's happening because I can ' feel ' the prose's samey hollowness in every paragraph. But! If someone is just moving word by w
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by lkey 2mo ago
I am not surprised. I'm aware that the US never adopted: https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/... You have stated an unfortunate fact while hiding your value judgement. Do you thin
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by lkey 2mo ago
"becoming an adult" is a thing people do, this will include no longer agreeing with everything your parents taught you. This is mundane and what you have described. "my parents are/were abusive" is something a plura
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by lkey 2mo ago
The article calls another entity exerting its right of free association 'censorship'. This too is signaling a certain set of values. Even Immoral and Amoral companies serve values that others might consider 'baggage'. Pa
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by lkey 2mo ago
It's a conflict of core values, and you've demonstrated it here. You have defined success (for a project, and possibly a person too) as solely 'relevance'. Jarred would agree with you wholeheartedly, I imagine. Andrew w
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by lkey 2mo ago
Using an LLM as a proxy for an 'unbiased' source of personal confirmation bias is perhaps the most common 'use-case' for an LLM.
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by lkey 2mo ago
Edit: Ah, my brain's been fried by comments that say this unironically and I read this as sincere, thanks commenter below, and apologies commenter above.
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by lkey 2mo ago
Please, I'm begging you, and the people that scan across this comment: Finishing mastering reading comprehension; It will help you for the rest of your life. I'm not snarking, this is a problem affecting 30% or more of the populat
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by lkey 2mo ago
Its an attack an Jarred's public, (un)professional behaviour. One most of us in the community have born witness too in recent months. "Jarred, in his professional capacity, drove away many from our community, and we'd prefer
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by lkey 3mo ago
And yet, history and the present moment shows that fines alone do not change behavior. They are simply incorporated into the budget. Google has revenue far in excess of the fine due to their monopolies and that will continue to unabated.
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by lkey 3mo ago
Capital be praised that capital owners are back on top. May the low-waged ever be trodden upon and forever know their true place. Those that died or became disabled during covid are mewling degenerates. Their cries of 'illness', &

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