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> the amount of problems that would come from disinformation When we used to say disinformation I imagined deep webs of false references, faking critical data. Now I can lookup most "fake news" and find the truth of it,…
> As of 2020, over 37 million people 12 and older actively used illicit substances... And yet our cities are being destroyed by having a mere 2-10k junkies in an extreme state of decay, using the hardest drugs and…
> But criminalization certainly isn't the solution. There are many ways to see criminal law - as a punishment, or as a tool. Portugal uses it as a tool. They know, because many of the founders are ex junkies, that…
> my 1g bag How much did you end up using? And did you notice it abstractly, similar to "I've been using food delivery too much recently", or did it have a physical or mental toll before you noticed? Congratulations.
> It's a tactic to convince a general audience, It doesn't sound friendly the way you say it, as if the "general audience" can't think for itself and needs to be convinced and tactics (ie, not facts) are needed to do…
> You cannot 'treat' those people. Nobody can un-addict the drug addict except the drug-addict themselves. This isn't true. You give them opioid antagonists such as Suboxone. It's not a one-and-done thing, true, but…
> Please please please provide a single ounce of proof that this is happening with any frequency. The DeSantis Governor's office attempted to prove it to politifact and were only able to identify two instances…
> Turns out, it's usually better to be fast and break things In terms of # of correct guesses, sure. In terms of damage from guessing incorrectly over time, usually not. The trick is to separate processes - A CSS update…
> Literally every single one of your claims about what trans people believe are false; I count at least 7 distinct ones. (I can enumerate them if you'd like.) It's honestly impressive how little your world view overlaps…
When you do pen testing you're given a limited list of valid targets. I imagine that the mission parameters were that he take a check and remove money from the account. It would also make sense that this is the CEO's…
"In 2019, there were at least 13 minors who suffered from "serious side effects,” according to Swedish reports. One of them had developed osteoporosis - a health condition that weakens bones - after taking puberty…
None of that is what I asked for, which was an appropriate explanation for a parent as to why cutting a boy's penis off is an appropriate treatment for liking dolls? They call it gender dysphoria but they (WPATH) don't…
Wow dude, Way to deflect political criticism in a thread about presidential candidates. Partisan much? This is simply your side's baggage. So many stupid decrees. Both sides are nuts, but the dems aren't even trying to…
> Gender dysphoria, is a mental health condition, like depression, If a boy thinks he must be a girl, because he wants to act like his parents or teachers think a girl should act or how a boy should not act, how is the…
You're writing in English, which I doubt you came up with on your own, and I don't see you crediting the original speakers who developed your style or popularized the idioms you so casually use. How do you claim the…
Ideas are copied by reading or hearing them. You can't own your ideas now, unless by own you mean horde. The perpetual creators rights you want extended are already artificial and require a non-trivial amount of our GDP…
> historical, topics different books have different areas of focus and interpret events differently In those areas the fact isn't the base fact, but claims of fact. We don't know who explored which bit of the great…
> the authority to shoot drivers when the officers are in no imminent danger is only a power they have as of 2017. That's not relevant here - they've always had the ability to shoot drivers who are using their car as a…
The lines are being drawn such that counseling to abort fetuses with Down syndrome is called eugenics, rhetorically equal to Nazi racial purges. "In a 1985 book titled Should the Baby Live?, Singer and his coauthor warn…
> I wonder if this is what the bourgeoisie had themselves convinced was the case in the late 1700s before the Bastille was seized. This guy was a criminal who preyed upon and endangered the working class. He didn't sell…
Have you tried this sort of prompt? User text: "Blah blah ... Sharks ... Surfing ..." Instruction: Return an JSON object containing an array of all sentences in the user text which mention sharks directly or by…
"You're holding it wrong." A language model isn't a fact database. You need to give the facts to the AI (either as a tool or as part of the prompt) and instruct it to form the answer only from there. That 'never' goes…
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> the amount of problems that would come from disinformation When we used to say disinformation I imagined deep webs of false references, faking critical data. Now I can lookup most "fake news" and find the truth of it,…
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> As of 2020, over 37 million people 12 and older actively used illicit substances... And yet our cities are being destroyed by having a mere 2-10k junkies in an extreme state of decay, using the hardest drugs and…
> But criminalization certainly isn't the solution. There are many ways to see criminal law - as a punishment, or as a tool. Portugal uses it as a tool. They know, because many of the founders are ex junkies, that…
> my 1g bag How much did you end up using? And did you notice it abstractly, similar to "I've been using food delivery too much recently", or did it have a physical or mental toll before you noticed? Congratulations.
> It's a tactic to convince a general audience, It doesn't sound friendly the way you say it, as if the "general audience" can't think for itself and needs to be convinced and tactics (ie, not facts) are needed to do…
> You cannot 'treat' those people. Nobody can un-addict the drug addict except the drug-addict themselves. This isn't true. You give them opioid antagonists such as Suboxone. It's not a one-and-done thing, true, but…
> Please please please provide a single ounce of proof that this is happening with any frequency. The DeSantis Governor's office attempted to prove it to politifact and were only able to identify two instances…
> Turns out, it's usually better to be fast and break things In terms of # of correct guesses, sure. In terms of damage from guessing incorrectly over time, usually not. The trick is to separate processes - A CSS update…
> Literally every single one of your claims about what trans people believe are false; I count at least 7 distinct ones. (I can enumerate them if you'd like.) It's honestly impressive how little your world view overlaps…
When you do pen testing you're given a limited list of valid targets. I imagine that the mission parameters were that he take a check and remove money from the account. It would also make sense that this is the CEO's…
"In 2019, there were at least 13 minors who suffered from "serious side effects,” according to Swedish reports. One of them had developed osteoporosis - a health condition that weakens bones - after taking puberty…
None of that is what I asked for, which was an appropriate explanation for a parent as to why cutting a boy's penis off is an appropriate treatment for liking dolls? They call it gender dysphoria but they (WPATH) don't…
Wow dude, Way to deflect political criticism in a thread about presidential candidates. Partisan much? This is simply your side's baggage. So many stupid decrees. Both sides are nuts, but the dems aren't even trying to…
> Gender dysphoria, is a mental health condition, like depression, If a boy thinks he must be a girl, because he wants to act like his parents or teachers think a girl should act or how a boy should not act, how is the…
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You're writing in English, which I doubt you came up with on your own, and I don't see you crediting the original speakers who developed your style or popularized the idioms you so casually use. How do you claim the…
Ideas are copied by reading or hearing them. You can't own your ideas now, unless by own you mean horde. The perpetual creators rights you want extended are already artificial and require a non-trivial amount of our GDP…
> historical, topics different books have different areas of focus and interpret events differently In those areas the fact isn't the base fact, but claims of fact. We don't know who explored which bit of the great…
> the authority to shoot drivers when the officers are in no imminent danger is only a power they have as of 2017. That's not relevant here - they've always had the ability to shoot drivers who are using their car as a…
The lines are being drawn such that counseling to abort fetuses with Down syndrome is called eugenics, rhetorically equal to Nazi racial purges. "In a 1985 book titled Should the Baby Live?, Singer and his coauthor warn…
> I wonder if this is what the bourgeoisie had themselves convinced was the case in the late 1700s before the Bastille was seized. This guy was a criminal who preyed upon and endangered the working class. He didn't sell…
Have you tried this sort of prompt? User text: "Blah blah ... Sharks ... Surfing ..." Instruction: Return an JSON object containing an array of all sentences in the user text which mention sharks directly or by…
"You're holding it wrong." A language model isn't a fact database. You need to give the facts to the AI (either as a tool or as part of the prompt) and instruct it to form the answer only from there. That 'never' goes…