togetheragainor

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by togetheragainor 1y ago
The cultural shift is secondary to the demographic shift. Young Americans have been squeezed at one end by mass immigration from countries with lower educational performance and literacy rates, higher crime rates, higher gang participation
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
If you're using levels.fyi as a reference, Anduril pays its L5s significantly less, not more: https://www.levels.fyi/companies/anduril-industries/salaries...
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
I read your comment and assumed he ate some food that fell on his foot. And I thought that was gross. But omg it’s so much worse
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
That person didn't address the current climate in academia at all. Their examples of "contrarians" are all long-dead professors whose papers were published many decades ago in a different academic climate. That doesn't r
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
Is this the consensus because it’s true, or because anybody who suggests otherwise is pilloried and driven out of academia?
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
It can be very difficult for some people to separate their personal feelings about Trump from whether he’s on the right side of an issue.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
That’s very dismissive of the person you’re replying to.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
No, it’s east. Far east.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
I intended to be a billionaire, but alas, nobody would call me a billionaire
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
The handwringing over an LLM creator shaping a narrative is somewhat absurd compared to the alternatives we had prior to Grok: LLMs that literally erased white people from history to align with their creators far-left progressive politics.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
They should try fostering more competence and competitiveness, rather than trying to regulate themselves to success.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
Some people think it’s a feature that when you prompt a computer system to do something, it does that thing, rather than censoring the result or giving you a lecture. Perhaps you feel that other people shouldn’t be trusted with that much fr
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
What is the special treatment?
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
Why would you claim that existing citizenship would be revoked? Ex post facto laws are incredibly rare in the US, and the executive order explicitly said it “shall apply only to persons who are born within the United States after 30 days fr
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
“How dare you let them arrest criminals! Next they might arrest you!” What wise words.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
Do you know that the majority of countries around the world don’t have birthright citizenship? It’s an anomaly pretty much limited to the Americas. Because it’s stupid and easily exploitable. https://www.reddit.com/r/Ma
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
It’s not actually that hard to verify whether someone is a U.S. citizen. Despite what they’d like you to believe, it does not require months of detention, or release into the country on blind faith that you’ll show up for a court hearing in
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
It’s interesting because many Europeans would be safer from fascist government overreach in the U.S. than they presently are in Europe, despite what you saw on MSNBC.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
Perhaps you’re not American and unfamiliar with the situation here, but Trump’s election was largely a reaction against the Democratic Party’s abandonment of the rule of law. This played out at the local level, with progressive district att
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
Illegals immigrants are not owed ‘due process.’ They’re owed a swift exit.
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
> Europeans are getting interrogated in US airport detention rooms over liking tweets critical of Trump Oh no, they’re being asked about tweets? Is that worse than the UK arresting its citizens in the middle of the night over their tweet
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
> [Murati] and the rest of the executive team gave the board a 30-minute deadline to explain why they fired Altman or resign—or else the executive team would quit en masse. > The board felt they couldn’t divulge that it had been Mu
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
Why couldn’t they release the evidence? At least some of it is here in the article, and it’s damaging to Sam but not particularly damaging to the company. If Murati demanded they release the evidence, why refuse?
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by togetheragainor 1y ago
I’m even more confused now than before I read the article: - Sutskever and Murati compile evidence of Altman’s lies and manipulation to oust him. - Sutskever emails the evidence to the board and suggests they act on it. - The board fires Al
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by togetheragainor 2y ago
This is much better alternative compared to American defense just being captured by Lockheed Martin and Northrop forever.
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by togetheragainor 2y ago
I don’t think this is entirely wrong, but we’re coming off a long period of intolerant liberal groupthink, where if you strayed too far from the progressive Democrat orthodoxy, you risked excommunication from your liberal friends and family
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by togetheragainor 2y ago
We are responding below a comment that called him a financial terrorist. Did you not even read it? And, predictably, you have nothing of substance to offer.
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by togetheragainor 2y ago
If you believe the system is fundamentally broken, and has become an instrument graft to funnel taxpayer dollars to DC bureaucrats, NGOs, special interests, political allies, propagandistic media, etc., that would be a much less effective w
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by togetheragainor 2y ago
Yes, I’m apparently not the only one wondering why you consider him a terrorist, so please do.
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by togetheragainor 2y ago
For music listening, the YouTube Music app has settings for higher audio quality under "Settings > Playback". According to their documentation, this is "Upper bound of 256kbps AAC & OPUS": https://suppo

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