Lots of other ideologies are cruel too
@struthious
Applied scientist working on LLM evaluation and publishing in AI ethics. Formerly: technical writing, philosophy. Urbanism nerd in my spare time. Opinions here my own. he/they π³οΈββ§οΈ. https://boltzmann-brain.github.io/
Lots of other ideologies are cruel too
Working on an affordable project nowβ¦wood frame, surface/tuck under parking, no bells or whistles, coming in at $800k/unit and is probably never going to get built. What are we even doing here?
The bad news is that Trump is probably going to get somewhere between 100k-10m people killed. The good news is that decarbonization will accelerate dramatically and likely stick
I am 0 percent surprised
everyone has to make their own couches
I feel like I see a post like this every 2 weeks on here
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I feel like David Graeber really captured something about lefty academia because the concept of βbullshit jobβ is very resonant and has a lot of intuitive appeal but his exploration of it is totally hamstrung by the fact that heβs never left campus and is very vague on the mechanics of actual work
For all the talk of an Asian century, China and other Asian powers never prepared for scenarios where the US would flip from the primary security guarantor in the Middle East they relied on to the primary source of instability that would undermine their energy supply chains
Social media sets up this dynamic where people have a pet theory or pet issue or pet topic, and have to react as if in crisis mode every time that [theory, issue, topic] falls within their line of sight. Knee-jerk reaction, sure, but it's more than that. It's like seeking out chances to overreact.
Iβve always used 3 dashes even outside latex because I never learned the keyboard shortcut for a proper em dash
The job of the headline writer is to undermine the article. Donβt attack union workers for doing their jobs.
The way people go βwaaah privacy violationβ at the slightest mention of LLMs on here regardless of context is something. i remember when someone threw a fit about how feeding his public preprint to an LLM was a research ethics violation
*of me
They donβt like not receiving an acknowledgment. the neurodivergent part of it is like βwouldnβt it be great if we didnt expect a lot of these acknowledgmentsβ, but we do
relatedly, failure to understand the distinction between situations where writing by hand has benefits (e.g. clarifying your thinking) and where it doesnβt (e.g. pro forma acknowledgrments) is an error shared by both extreme hypers and extreme denialists
What
Lib dems?
Cruspy
As a German speaker, me too
not only do they not impact my personal finances, I also think a lot of ills in American society would be ameliorated by higher gas prices
Not driving is GOATed when not caring about gas prices is the vibe
Itβs not 5 years from when you get a work visa. Itβs 5 years from getting a green card which typically takes quite a while after getting a work visa. The only way to shorten it is to marry a citizen
A very underrated third place to work from. You donβt even have to buy anything to sit in the lobby and use the high speed wifi
I am more interested in what the claim is taken to imply. it's virtually always an implicit or explicit "and that's why LLMs can never do X". but often this X is something they obviously can do, so the whole thing is silly: appealing to the lack of reason to explain something that's not even true
34% are for open borders
And you can still have modern slavery in Singapore and Hong Kong
If it works like the peace prize, we should give it to those most likely to wage war in the future
is Trump first Ottoman president?
>gilded everything
>retarded, constantly scheming sons
>a harem of slavic wives
>elaborate headgear
>at war with Persia
I'm flying across the pacific so I think it's relatively safe