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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
Because hybrids are the best EV’s and Toyota makes the best hubrids.
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
The entire thread is about access control… JS is perfectly powerful, if you don’t know how to use it that’s a good learning opportunity.
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
What about the non-religious claim: “There’s not an all-powerful being that is behind everything”? Just as “indefensible”, just as “implausible”, just as “insane”. The sole difference is that it doesn’t involve worship, and therefore catego
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
I was trying to understand what you meant by “insane”, but you already moved the goalposts to “implausible”, so it’s not clear to me that you even know what you’re claiming. However, if I were to take a guess, it’s something like “people so
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
Care to provide an example?
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
other reply got auto-dead for some reason? leaving out the link this time. The passage from revelation again says nothing of eternity, the word death is rather absolute - the case would be much stronger if it finished “… which is where they
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
Favorite case of that is Europeans making remarks like “Gosh, it’s so annoying when Americans assume Europe is all one country”.
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
There may not be a proper US example. But if you ask a western LLM about the impact of the 20th century Nordic involuntary sterilizations, you’ll see some heavy RLHF fingerprints. Not going to make an argument one way or another on that,
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
We’ll see soon enough, no use debating now. But I’d put money on them not showing any examples that might get them caught up in a media frenzy regarding whether they’re x-ist or anti-x-ic or anything of the sort, regardless of what the unde
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
There’s something of a conflict of interest when members of a culture self-evaluate their own cultural heresies. You can imagine that if a Chinese blog made the deepseek critique, it would look very different. It would be far more interest
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
Haven’t been able to come up with any slogan matching those criteria on GPT4, but it’s happy to generally bring up Nazi slogans that do explicitly mention Jews.
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
I can check. But what is this referring to, specifically?
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
The need to manage data access on the server does not go away when you stop using javascript. Is there something specifically about Swing that somehow provides proper access control, or is it simply the case that it is slightly more work to
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
Does that quality as heretical per the above definition, in your opinion? And does communication in b64 unlock its inference?
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
Sure, but I wouldn’t expect deepseek to either. And if any model did, I’d damn sure not bet my life on it not hallucinating. Either way, that’s not heresy.
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
I have to wonder what “true, but x-ist” heresies^ western models will only say in b64. Is there a Chinese form where everyone’s laughing about circumventing the censorship regimes of the west? ^ https://paulgraham.com/heresy
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teeth-gnasher
2y ago
The idea of Hell most popular is the “eternal conscious torment” view, which gives us the “don’t be bad or you’ll burn in Hell forever” perspective. That’s fairly new, and several other interpretations are just as biblical as it, if not mor