>What I said was that the Ukrainian war is not a corporate war. I won't let you move the goalposts.
>Wagner’s other activities such as natural resource diversion from their legitimate owner/lessor seems to firmly put the organization proper in cyberpunk territory. What I said was that the Ukrainian war is not a…
You're right, I should learnt to be swayed by such compelling arguments as plain assertion and "just google it, bro".
I'm glad you've seen the error of your ways.
First, the bulk of the Russian forces are still armed forces personnel. Second, even if most of the Russian forces consisted of mercenaries, their pay and their tactical objectives would come from the Russian…
>This ridiculous tale that a flock camera was a magic no crime shield is simply nonsensical. I was confused as well. I thought the next beat on the story after the camera was installed was going to be "and the next time…
Uh... The combatants are members of the armed forces of political entities, not of the private armies of corporations? Checkmate atheists?
I'm very much familiar. It's just incorrect.
Cyberpunk is a genre of fiction.
I think your analogy is good, but misses the mark by millimeters. Optimizing is easy when you have a giant directory in the root of the drive named "delete this later". It's difficult when you have hundreds of thousands…
It sounds like you're not disagreeing with what the other person was saying then, you're just disagreeing with their application of the word "friction". I don't think it makes much sense to argue about the precise…
>capitalist excess ...What? It's waste from expended munitions. The Ukranian war isn't a corporate war, it's a war between sovereign nations. The drones were produced by and bought from corporations (I assume) but the…
It's not really any more cyberpunk than, say, a crow collecting expended ammo casings because they're shiny. Just involving electronics technology doesn't make something cyberpunk.
>Programming is done in a world of pure though, in a sense, so most of the friction already lives in your head It seems that way, but that's not actually true. A fully greased-up brain would produce just incoherent…
The expectation is that someone has already done that with a dependency. If the code has just been sharted out by an LLM, it has by definition been reviewed or even understood by no one.
Are you being sarcastic? There's no way you believe people couldn't wash dishes or clean floors because of all the emails and birthday greetings they had to write, or that people have almost completely lost the ability…
>I can't prove that I'm not a dysfunctional cyborg with false perceptions It doesn't matter if you are one. If you were an AI researcher and encountered a model that saw things for what they really are you would deem it…
>A bird doesn't learn gravity or aerodynamics, it has no 'sense of physics'. That's not what I said. What I said was that it's physics that provides the ground truth. >you could, at least in theory, falsify the entire…
Let me provide a less superficial response, then. >If multimodal models were still stochastic parrots by the original argument, humans would have to be as well; we don't have any way to ground anything beneath sense…
To add to dwa3592's comment, a sentence is not a self-contained idea. The sentence doesn't include what any of the words in it mean, nor what "this sentence" refers to. The exact same sentence can mean different things…
And you don't understand why what's tolerated of a hospital may not be tolerated of other kinds of buildings?
Translation is good enough, but quite often no translation exists. MTL is at this point good enough for simple texts and for everyday living like restaurant menus and shopping, but any even mild complexity in a text,…
But it still counters the claim that multilingualism is a proxy for high sociability. I speak two languages (and I'm working on a third) and most days I don't speak to anyone.
Steelmanning, I think the argument is that a vindictive but fair AI would not torture someone who did not cooperate with it because they didn't believe the threat was real, because they were merely mistaken, not…
Even if I grant that, radio towers don't deorbit after a few years. I have no idea what you mean by antennas being digital.
>What I said was that the Ukrainian war is not a corporate war. I won't let you move the goalposts.
>Wagner’s other activities such as natural resource diversion from their legitimate owner/lessor seems to firmly put the organization proper in cyberpunk territory. What I said was that the Ukrainian war is not a…
You're right, I should learnt to be swayed by such compelling arguments as plain assertion and "just google it, bro".
I'm glad you've seen the error of your ways.
First, the bulk of the Russian forces are still armed forces personnel. Second, even if most of the Russian forces consisted of mercenaries, their pay and their tactical objectives would come from the Russian…
>This ridiculous tale that a flock camera was a magic no crime shield is simply nonsensical. I was confused as well. I thought the next beat on the story after the camera was installed was going to be "and the next time…
Uh... The combatants are members of the armed forces of political entities, not of the private armies of corporations? Checkmate atheists?
I'm very much familiar. It's just incorrect.
Cyberpunk is a genre of fiction.
I think your analogy is good, but misses the mark by millimeters. Optimizing is easy when you have a giant directory in the root of the drive named "delete this later". It's difficult when you have hundreds of thousands…
It sounds like you're not disagreeing with what the other person was saying then, you're just disagreeing with their application of the word "friction". I don't think it makes much sense to argue about the precise…
>capitalist excess ...What? It's waste from expended munitions. The Ukranian war isn't a corporate war, it's a war between sovereign nations. The drones were produced by and bought from corporations (I assume) but the…
It's not really any more cyberpunk than, say, a crow collecting expended ammo casings because they're shiny. Just involving electronics technology doesn't make something cyberpunk.
>Programming is done in a world of pure though, in a sense, so most of the friction already lives in your head It seems that way, but that's not actually true. A fully greased-up brain would produce just incoherent…
The expectation is that someone has already done that with a dependency. If the code has just been sharted out by an LLM, it has by definition been reviewed or even understood by no one.
Are you being sarcastic? There's no way you believe people couldn't wash dishes or clean floors because of all the emails and birthday greetings they had to write, or that people have almost completely lost the ability…
>I can't prove that I'm not a dysfunctional cyborg with false perceptions It doesn't matter if you are one. If you were an AI researcher and encountered a model that saw things for what they really are you would deem it…
>A bird doesn't learn gravity or aerodynamics, it has no 'sense of physics'. That's not what I said. What I said was that it's physics that provides the ground truth. >you could, at least in theory, falsify the entire…
Let me provide a less superficial response, then. >If multimodal models were still stochastic parrots by the original argument, humans would have to be as well; we don't have any way to ground anything beneath sense…
To add to dwa3592's comment, a sentence is not a self-contained idea. The sentence doesn't include what any of the words in it mean, nor what "this sentence" refers to. The exact same sentence can mean different things…
And you don't understand why what's tolerated of a hospital may not be tolerated of other kinds of buildings?
Translation is good enough, but quite often no translation exists. MTL is at this point good enough for simple texts and for everyday living like restaurant menus and shopping, but any even mild complexity in a text,…
But it still counters the claim that multilingualism is a proxy for high sociability. I speak two languages (and I'm working on a third) and most days I don't speak to anyone.
Steelmanning, I think the argument is that a vindictive but fair AI would not torture someone who did not cooperate with it because they didn't believe the threat was real, because they were merely mistaken, not…
Even if I grant that, radio towers don't deorbit after a few years. I have no idea what you mean by antennas being digital.