99% of covid restriction whining on the internet is exactly that, whining. And tends to be very revisionist about what actually happened, what actually was restricted, and what actually was enforced. I reject your…
> They know Leftists are equally as authoritarian because of the social control policies implemented during COVID. The actual restrictions were quite reasonable in the vast majority of cases, weren't in place very long,…
gestures at the numerous overcrowded ICE detention facilities, the rotten food, the denied healthcare / resulting deaths, the separation of children from parents, the shuffling to frustrate habeas petitions and other…
It's a pretty important legal difference. The administration is now trying to treat it as a criminal offense, trying to enforce it as a criminal offense, using that to justify calling huge swathes of immigrants…
Not deranged, just someone willing to open their eyes.
Yes, but it is not criminal.
In 2021 Twitter was encouraging free academic use of the API [0]. This was in line with long standing behaviors in this space [1]. Musk bought Twitter in 2022. In 2023, they began substantially restricting API access…
> lack of oversight due to cost pressures Perhaps the costs of an accident should be increased to the point that it makes sense to have the oversight. It's true, you can't ever ensure 0 accidents. But you can do things…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance Sometimes you gotta, if you want to keep a free society free
> By the way, defund billionaires. The Epstein class is behind the funding of these extremist dangerous parties. I am increasingly aligned to the position that every billionaire is a policy failure. Wealth inequality of…
The problem is the scope of errors is so wide. It's not reasonable to compare LLM style failures to other technology failures. These 'failures' are not actually failures, they're part of the normal operation of the…
"AI can make mistakes" continues to be the fundamental problem. It's like having an assistant that can be helpful, but not always. We can bicker about the ratio of helpful to unhelpful interactions, but there will be…
It'd be going great if a bunch of idiots hadn't voted in a bunch of fascists.
Which is why the ICC was established by several countries as part of an international agreement. It's literally other countries collaborating to punish bad actor countries.
"Rules for thee, but not for me!"
My coworkers can be wrong, sure. But no, they weren't making stuff up pre-LLMs. But now making stuff up is automated and easy, so we've gone from simply mistaken to piles of "what the hell is this even trying to say?"
> NATO is providing decisive material, political, logistical, financial and intelligence support to Ukraine, precisely to bog it down and drain it. NATO would not need to provide so much material, political, logistical,…
They're both portals for information about federal government services. They overlap massively. Did you look at usa.gov at all?
I encounter it daily in the LLM outputs my coworkers produce. I see it every day in the text, images, and video posted by AI proponents on social media. Full of errors and wtfs and the people posting the tripe don't…
usa.gov is a better resource and already existed.
According to you. Others may believe in values ranging from 0 to some large N.
Remember when Pam Bondi said Trump had saved 258 million American lives? https://www.c-span.org/clip/white-house-event/user-clip-trum...
Nazis should be shunned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
Nah, he's shown his hand thoroughly at this point. You may not realize this, but you're making excuses for his behavior. I'd recommend not doing that.
People don't like to be reminded that they're hanging out at the Nazi Bar. Standing outside and looking through the Nazi Bar's window is still pretty much hanging out at the Nazi Bar. It still brings traffic and…
99% of covid restriction whining on the internet is exactly that, whining. And tends to be very revisionist about what actually happened, what actually was restricted, and what actually was enforced. I reject your…
> They know Leftists are equally as authoritarian because of the social control policies implemented during COVID. The actual restrictions were quite reasonable in the vast majority of cases, weren't in place very long,…
gestures at the numerous overcrowded ICE detention facilities, the rotten food, the denied healthcare / resulting deaths, the separation of children from parents, the shuffling to frustrate habeas petitions and other…
It's a pretty important legal difference. The administration is now trying to treat it as a criminal offense, trying to enforce it as a criminal offense, using that to justify calling huge swathes of immigrants…
Not deranged, just someone willing to open their eyes.
Yes, but it is not criminal.
In 2021 Twitter was encouraging free academic use of the API [0]. This was in line with long standing behaviors in this space [1]. Musk bought Twitter in 2022. In 2023, they began substantially restricting API access…
> lack of oversight due to cost pressures Perhaps the costs of an accident should be increased to the point that it makes sense to have the oversight. It's true, you can't ever ensure 0 accidents. But you can do things…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance Sometimes you gotta, if you want to keep a free society free
> By the way, defund billionaires. The Epstein class is behind the funding of these extremist dangerous parties. I am increasingly aligned to the position that every billionaire is a policy failure. Wealth inequality of…
The problem is the scope of errors is so wide. It's not reasonable to compare LLM style failures to other technology failures. These 'failures' are not actually failures, they're part of the normal operation of the…
"AI can make mistakes" continues to be the fundamental problem. It's like having an assistant that can be helpful, but not always. We can bicker about the ratio of helpful to unhelpful interactions, but there will be…
It'd be going great if a bunch of idiots hadn't voted in a bunch of fascists.
Which is why the ICC was established by several countries as part of an international agreement. It's literally other countries collaborating to punish bad actor countries.
"Rules for thee, but not for me!"
My coworkers can be wrong, sure. But no, they weren't making stuff up pre-LLMs. But now making stuff up is automated and easy, so we've gone from simply mistaken to piles of "what the hell is this even trying to say?"
> NATO is providing decisive material, political, logistical, financial and intelligence support to Ukraine, precisely to bog it down and drain it. NATO would not need to provide so much material, political, logistical,…
They're both portals for information about federal government services. They overlap massively. Did you look at usa.gov at all?
I encounter it daily in the LLM outputs my coworkers produce. I see it every day in the text, images, and video posted by AI proponents on social media. Full of errors and wtfs and the people posting the tripe don't…
usa.gov is a better resource and already existed.
According to you. Others may believe in values ranging from 0 to some large N.
Remember when Pam Bondi said Trump had saved 258 million American lives? https://www.c-span.org/clip/white-house-event/user-clip-trum...
Nazis should be shunned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
Nah, he's shown his hand thoroughly at this point. You may not realize this, but you're making excuses for his behavior. I'd recommend not doing that.
People don't like to be reminded that they're hanging out at the Nazi Bar. Standing outside and looking through the Nazi Bar's window is still pretty much hanging out at the Nazi Bar. It still brings traffic and…