sonicvroooom

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by sonicvroooom 2mo ago
> to appeal to a wide audience. ... to appeal to the widest of audience(s) at the same time. > filtered and averaged ... feeds, websites, news, ... everything is filtered and averaged, ... we have a lot of city part of town "co
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by sonicvroooom 2mo ago
> We have not yet seen* the kind of large-scale, individually targeted psychological manipulation that cloud AI products can deliver. We did. Pre-WW II ..., and afterwards, the old, everlasting Cold War (vs the new one). And there are se
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by sonicvroooom 2mo ago
The mother of social media is free TV. We tend to forget that both, the social and the media part, input and output, are interpersonal, first. Ad targeting doesn't need improvement. The incentives offered to people with an adverse atti
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by sonicvroooom 2mo ago
... and shouldn't this backfire hard? All the signals that are missed by the (f)MRI are never "mirrored" in the digital twin even though on screen it will look like it. Bam, Experimenter Bias in the machine and I don't k
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by sonicvroooom 5mo ago
yeah but that's a way they want you to behave in order to set up a control group within the target group that continues to behave as expected. the questions to be answered are not which parts of that control group, and how, nudge which
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by sonicvroooom 5mo ago
> emotional dysregulation Not having enough sex is hard to formalize as a diagnostic criterium. Joke aside (which is on me), I have doubts that it's about psychiatry being an epistemic mess. And when I say "that it's (not)
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How many "real" high functioning autists vs. 1%ers with some attitude are there?
5 points by sonicvroooom 5mo ago|7 comments
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
vectorized thinking in vectorized context is math. coding logical abduction into LLMs completely breaks them while humans can perfectly roll with it, albeit it's worth emphasizing that some might need a little help from chemistry or at
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
depends, they definitely didn't build "the streets" they plaster with ads but if it's their channel or their website, it's up us to pay for blockers, put effort into doing ourselves or using one of the tools build b
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
it's a form of slavery when someone is profiting off the looong and hard, concentrated work of others without reimbursing them adequately. that's why piracy Robin Hood Style is fine, but corporate piracy is not. I downloaded a Ghi
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
one single noticeable ad and I'll drop all AIs right away.
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
You mean the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine? How much did you (or anyone) hear from them in the past 15+ years?
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
bus factor.
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
200 good software and marketing engineers that ignore studies and fight for a good, evolutionary rational cause ... as good as they make proxy farms for scraping ... damn ... so much after work, so much to write about, so much to critique,
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by sonicvroooom 11mo ago
Just another step in cultural and cognitive speciation. Brains & bodies, the minds that run on them, as well as the levels of consciousnesses with their context-switched/hopping awareness are not build the same, neither passively,
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by sonicvroooom 1y ago
You understand it's "just" "that".
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by sonicvroooom 1y ago
You still know the truth. Without the necessity for quotes.
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by sonicvroooom 1y ago
If you did not get poisoned as a child.
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by sonicvroooom 1y ago
I don't understand why people are afraid. Rape. Torture. War.
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by sonicvroooom 1y ago
because I would be right. Especially if you were one of those mythological economists
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by sonicvroooom 1y ago
I second that. > short, simply constructed and direct [sentences] require an honed writing skill; a finely tuned feeling for language, reading flow and contiguous thought; and while time and effort can culminate in such abilities, they s