Apple was also in the list, so still relevant.
I should have said liability, it would have been more precise, but I'd argue that liability is a form of responsibility so I don't think your correction is warranted.
We do put additional editorial standards on news publications. This puts legal responsibility for the published content on the publisher. It doesn't seem like that big a step to apply a similar standard to advertising…
It requires less political capital to repurpose an existing system than to introduce a new system for a specific purpose. See for instance the number of times Chat Control has failed to become law.
Reverse chronological + subscription (ie. the user must actively make a choice to follow some channel or creator to get them in their feed). This is how most platforms started, and while there were still issues (eg.…
Say you want to quit sugar or smoking. Would you still buy cigarettes or chocolate and carry it around in your pocket everywhere you go because you should rely on willpower to beat the addiction? Very few people do that…
>Wasting peoples' time and attention for not using one (out of personal choice or necessity) feels like overreach. This already happens with every ad successfully shown to a person. Why don't you criticize the ad…
Who is to say they don't? Most of those areas have a less developed health infrastructure, so I'd expect the statistics on dementia diagnoses to systemically underreport the issue. The average age in developing…
Git is designed so that you always have the full code you're working on copied to your local machine. Github being down for a short time from time to time should be only a minor inconvenience.
As long as they haven't been bullied into the corporate equivalent of suicide by the "justice" system it's not disproportionate considering what happened to Aaron Schwartz. If anything it's too little based on precedent.
Multiple uses of em-dash. Must be written by AI.
Who passes those laws? The politicians bought and paid for by the same companies?
One issue with capitalism — and every alternative system would have its own variant of this problem — is rent seeking. Players become so powerful within the economic system that they no longer play by the rules, but…
Paper?
Publishing publicly doesn't surrender copyright…
Wikipedia continued existence is not dependent on ads or clicks.
If AI kills the ad-funded business model of the internet, it will be one of the few good outcomes from AI. Good riddance.
As a consequence of the freedom of driving cars we got seat belts. But we did not prevent everyone from driving.
Even the self-proclaimed bastion of libertarianism, the US, has laws against booby trapping, so that is obviously not true.
That's not what world model means, neither in psychology or artificial intelligence — two fields Scott writes a lot about so he should know how the term is used or define how he uses it if he uses a non-typical…
We need that user data is only usable within the ToS under which they were originally collected. No more unilateral altering of the agreement after the fact. Collecting user data should be a liability, not a enormously…
Plenty people of here work doing basically the same to maximize the amount of time people, including children and teens, spend staring at rectangular lights to show them ads. Some amount of extremely competent engineers…
I'm not. As a reminder we are discussing within the context of this original claim: >First, much like LLMs, lots of people don’t really have world models.
>Roughly 4% of the population are said to have aphantasia (lacking a "mind's eye"). Around 10% (numbers vary) don't have an internal monologue. You don't need either of those to have a world model. A world model is a…
RSS provides GUID + update timestamp which combined allows the client to integrate changes or replace entries.
Apple was also in the list, so still relevant.
I should have said liability, it would have been more precise, but I'd argue that liability is a form of responsibility so I don't think your correction is warranted.
We do put additional editorial standards on news publications. This puts legal responsibility for the published content on the publisher. It doesn't seem like that big a step to apply a similar standard to advertising…
It requires less political capital to repurpose an existing system than to introduce a new system for a specific purpose. See for instance the number of times Chat Control has failed to become law.
Reverse chronological + subscription (ie. the user must actively make a choice to follow some channel or creator to get them in their feed). This is how most platforms started, and while there were still issues (eg.…
Say you want to quit sugar or smoking. Would you still buy cigarettes or chocolate and carry it around in your pocket everywhere you go because you should rely on willpower to beat the addiction? Very few people do that…
>Wasting peoples' time and attention for not using one (out of personal choice or necessity) feels like overreach. This already happens with every ad successfully shown to a person. Why don't you criticize the ad…
Who is to say they don't? Most of those areas have a less developed health infrastructure, so I'd expect the statistics on dementia diagnoses to systemically underreport the issue. The average age in developing…
Git is designed so that you always have the full code you're working on copied to your local machine. Github being down for a short time from time to time should be only a minor inconvenience.
As long as they haven't been bullied into the corporate equivalent of suicide by the "justice" system it's not disproportionate considering what happened to Aaron Schwartz. If anything it's too little based on precedent.
Multiple uses of em-dash. Must be written by AI.
Who passes those laws? The politicians bought and paid for by the same companies?
One issue with capitalism — and every alternative system would have its own variant of this problem — is rent seeking. Players become so powerful within the economic system that they no longer play by the rules, but…
Paper?
Publishing publicly doesn't surrender copyright…
Wikipedia continued existence is not dependent on ads or clicks.
If AI kills the ad-funded business model of the internet, it will be one of the few good outcomes from AI. Good riddance.
As a consequence of the freedom of driving cars we got seat belts. But we did not prevent everyone from driving.
Even the self-proclaimed bastion of libertarianism, the US, has laws against booby trapping, so that is obviously not true.
That's not what world model means, neither in psychology or artificial intelligence — two fields Scott writes a lot about so he should know how the term is used or define how he uses it if he uses a non-typical…
We need that user data is only usable within the ToS under which they were originally collected. No more unilateral altering of the agreement after the fact. Collecting user data should be a liability, not a enormously…
Plenty people of here work doing basically the same to maximize the amount of time people, including children and teens, spend staring at rectangular lights to show them ads. Some amount of extremely competent engineers…
I'm not. As a reminder we are discussing within the context of this original claim: >First, much like LLMs, lots of people don’t really have world models.
>Roughly 4% of the population are said to have aphantasia (lacking a "mind's eye"). Around 10% (numbers vary) don't have an internal monologue. You don't need either of those to have a world model. A world model is a…
RSS provides GUID + update timestamp which combined allows the client to integrate changes or replace entries.