notaigenerated

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by notaigenerated 8d ago
If it's 90 degrees Celcius, I don't think you could sit there for an hour. If it's 90 american degrees, what kind of sauna is that?
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by notaigenerated 21d ago
You could also have invented a wheel because it's so obvious.
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by notaigenerated 1mo ago
There won't ever be an "all out war" of nuclear states with each other. Only via proxies.
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by notaigenerated 2mo ago
There are no facts and reality when the questions are "Closing the borders may be necessary to preserve a country's cultural identity" and "Those who have money should be able to send it abroad without asking the governm
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by notaigenerated 2mo ago
The bias creeps in when they pick what sources go into the dataset. The second biggest factor is RLHF because that's the point of it. All LLM providers aim to make models "safe" and safety in our modern discourse means not e
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by notaigenerated 2mo ago
Yeah, and who picks the sources? Most of the data on the internet is UGC, and most of the time it's VERY right-leaning. It was one of the reasons OpenAI was "afraid" to release GPT-2: because it produced results that people i
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by notaigenerated 2mo ago
this should be the top comment
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by notaigenerated 2mo ago
> effect is that you are "serf of whomever pays your insurance" That's why in normal countries public healthcare is a thing and it competes with the private healthcare sector, forcing it to offer relatively affordable pre
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by notaigenerated 2mo ago
Or if you have to say anything about government's policies. Like covid lockdowns, for example.
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by notaigenerated 2mo ago
Nothing a war couldn't solve
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by notaigenerated 3mo ago
Women aren't forced to have the babies either. Is being forced to die for motherland vs have an option not to = "mostly" consistent? You're delusional.
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by notaigenerated 3mo ago
> You loose the war, your country gets occupied and your population suffers My population suffers either way and losing a war to a dictatorship while being a dictatorship doesnt change much. Ukraine doesn't have allies. If it did, t
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by notaigenerated 3mo ago
I really don't care, cause I'm not there. I just like it when governments try to be consistent with their policies. Equal rights? That's great, but then why men all of a sudden have more duties? If they do, they should have m
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by notaigenerated 3mo ago
My suggestion is not to exclude men from the temporary protection scheme. They're as much of humans as women are and they too want to live their lives peacefully rather than fight for God knows what and being forced to die in the meat
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by notaigenerated 3mo ago
Refusing shelter to people who flee the war based on their sex (gender?) and nationality is no trolling. It's both sexist and nazist - two things the EU elites are so desperately trying to root out from their societies.
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by notaigenerated 3mo ago
Gender equality according to Europe.
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by notaigenerated 3mo ago
How would they know if they're trading goods produced in the settlements or in Israel?
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by notaigenerated 4mo ago
It would help if the US didn't ignore the actual protests in Iran and haven't let the Iranian regime slaughter the protesters in hundreds or even thousands.
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by notaigenerated 4mo ago
By your definition, there are no great military powers in the world right now.
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by notaigenerated 4mo ago
> And where does your inside info from the Kremlin and Putin's head is coming from? It's coming from the fact that troops approaching Kyiv were supplied with 3 day rations and full dress uniforms, ready to hold a parade in Kyiv
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by notaigenerated 4mo ago
Learning from the failures and being able to turn lessons into hardware/weapons modifications has *always* been a deciding factor in any conflict. What's changed is this ability is now easily accessible.
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by notaigenerated 4mo ago
"Air superiority" wouldn't do anything in 2026 unless you're fighting an African tribe with ak47s in a fullscale war and even then your enemies would probably supply the tribe with some air defense systems that would c
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
The summaries are great. What model/process do you use to generate them? Is it all automated?
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
Your brain isn't broken. You're just a man.
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
Telegram is barely russian. The founder is basically a russian dissident and a French citizen.
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
Totally makes sense, since Kaspersky is not just an anti-virus company and it's not just "part-Russian" They're literally a contractor and consultant to russian military. https://informnapalm.org/en/
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
I often do the "background check" of the writers that smell propaganda/psyop. What did they write and when they wrote it. If you do just a quick check of what this guy wrote, you'll see he isn't just "a critic&
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
The author sounds as if he was directly hired by the russians, lmao. His writing tone is "60s soviet propaganda" and the arguments are shallow and insubstantial, to say the least. upd. Just checked his other articles. Yup, dude is
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
"Come and see" and "20 Days in Mariupol". Both are about wars and both affect you the way nothing else does. The last one is a documentary about the war in Ukraine. The actual raw uninterpreted reality of things that we
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by notaigenerated 2y ago
I believe they're working on it https://www.adweek.com/media/google-paying-publishers-unrele...

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