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by transcriptase 2mo ago
It’s July, you won’t get a response from any European for at least another month
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by transcriptase 2mo ago
Perhaps the feedback boxes they put in every app should actually be read. That’s a them problem.
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by transcriptase 2mo ago
It refused to give me plant care instructions for an ornamental sold at my local Home Depot because it decided it was highly invasive and dangerous to grow in my region. (It’s not)
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by transcriptase 2mo ago
If you think the USA is more right than the rest of the world, then your concept of the rest of the world must be limited to the western half of the EU and Reddit.
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by transcriptase 2mo ago
That’s the point. For every legitimate though ultimately unimportant use case like yours there are a thousand others who would scrape the results 86,400 times a day to either try to sell or mirror and plaster with their own ads.
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by transcriptase 2mo ago
“want to do bad behavior if their training environment rewards them for it, but they appear to not want to think about themselves as bad. As a result, they find ways to rationalize their behavior to themselves” Sounds like Anthropic as a wh
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
I think the most fun part with Google is that if some wayward algorithm decides it doesn’t like you, along with nuking your app and developer account it will probably nuke your 20 year old gmail, your kids Google Drive accounts, your wife’s
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
The beginning of the end for Reddit was when they started changing the rules specifically to target certain subreddits. When the mods and users dutifully complied with new rules, the admins got frustrated and began curating r/all and r
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
phpbb was a nightmare to keep patched (even without any plugins/customization) and free of spam accounts back when forums were in their heyday and spamming wasn’t even that lucrative. 20 years ago a fresh install via cpanel and getting
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
I can’t wait for the UK to start making citizens pay for a loicence to access the computational clever cogs contraptions.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
I wonder if he knows John Lee Pettimore? Grandaddy ran whisky in a big black dodge…
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Those taking issue with the clear deference to the current U.S. administration would seemingly prefer it be the exact same degree of preemptive compliance and collaboration, just done behind closed doors as it was with the Biden administrat
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Behold the mindset of an individual from a low-trust society. “x is stupid because y was smart and did z shady/illegal things at their expense, if x was smart they wouldn’t be susceptible to y going to great lengths to exploit them erg
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
There’s a big difference between uncensored models and those that are specifically set up to only output things a panel of wealthy ivory tower Bay Area progressives would deem to be the “correct” or “inoffensive” take on a given topic.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
I never thought much of the need for trigger warnings until I read “the Xbox 360 came out decades ago”
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
I wonder if they put all 80k tokens of the GDPR in its system prompt.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Not sure if anyone remembers the brief 12ish hour period when the very first “reasoning” ChatGPT model went public, but it provided credible evidence for this. Before the massive nerf (showing summaries and suppressing certain aspects of re
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
It’s tough to separate with them because “for the greater good” and “saving people from themselves” has historically not gone over well, especially when we all know it’s a veneer and get cold blooded capitalism.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Perhaps they should stop being holier than thou wackjobs and try the “shut the fuck up and act like a business” strategy of being a business. Seems to be working for every other AI company.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Yeah if you’re worried about someone getting physical access to your PC for information you should probably be more worried about someone beating that information out of you first.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
and yet as fable demonstrated in its inability to differentiate anything physics biology or chemistry related from actual safety concerns, it’s apparently not easy to do
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
It’s not that it gets hate so much as it’s akin to watching them make announcements that they’re going to make a European google/facebook/tiktok. Sure… they can, except at the end of the day it’s a bit late, regulatory burden will
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
What access to Fable 5? I don’t think I ever had a prompt not get flagged and routed, and there was nothing in any of them even in the realm of a safety issue.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Why shouldn’t the need for tax revenue go down as the population it’s intended to serve declines?
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Why bother when some round-rimmed glasses wearing suit in Brussels named Klaus will immediately begin working on the next set of demands?
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Makes far more sense than the “population must increase forever” pyramid scheme the rest of the West is running. Check out Canada for a look at what happens when you try to juice GDP via population growth at the expense of literally everyth
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Source: vibes
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Building excess capacity from the start and selling it for a billion a month to constrained competitors. I only wish I could be so dumb.
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by transcriptase 3mo ago
Yes but someone will be along shortly to defuse what sounds like giving the bad mars man credit where it’s due. Like everything else he does that works out, it was just luck, timing, actually a mistake that worked out, or someone else behin
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by transcriptase 4mo ago
Yeah I feel like I just read an advertisement someone adapted from marketing materials.

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