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lighthearted posts about things i like and/or care about
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He sexually assaulted someone by groping them under their blouse. The victim's name is easy to find. It's fine to call someone who does that a rapist
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I disagree but I can see where you're coming from
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you're genuinely my favorite youtuber
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That's silly and seriously harms your credibility. If you were serious, you'd have a transparent process while making the information used during vetting confidential.
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They also post misinformation like the unsourced and unrealistic number of protestors. It cheapens the protests and is just done to drive engagement
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They post fake number codes for engagement, they post real news stories that they just got from the news without attribution and they have a monetary incentive to drive engagement. You can get the same info from any source that posts the news, why not go for one that's transparent?
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What's the vetting process?
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Has alt nps been hacked or are they fake? They're asking for money via merch
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If you've had five separate conversations in a single day with people pointing out that this group and the messages they spread share parallels with QAnon, maybe it's time to take a step back and evaluate your beliefs rather than dismissing it as "gaslighting"
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mmyah
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Did QAnon followers also piss off all the right people? Because they were also widely mocked and people typically didn't engage with their arguments
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Vetted how and by who? Other accounts making the same claim? QAnon influencers "vetted" each other too
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Can you explain why people pointing out parallels with qanon is a positive for you?
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You can barely write a coherent sentence
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Damn this is so cool. How'd you get into the hobby?
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Shameful. Even The Netherlands still calls it No Kings
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Got blocked lol. I guess that's an answer too
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Answer the question then
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Don't deflect
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Why not direct that comment to Newsom?
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It's obviously keas
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That says more about you than the other poster I'm afraid
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Is a beer guy holding the gun?
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I know a guy who has bought into AI so hard he asked chatgpt to make him a commander deck. It took him like seven tries to even get 100 cards in the list, but for some reason he assumed that the seventh list would be good anyway. I'm baffled
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My language is set to English. Could just be a Steam bug ignoring my language settings and going off IP though
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Left a review and noticed this. Maybe something misconfigured?
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台鸡
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Chug skooma
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Yeah I used to hate it but now I really do understand it. Still use a VPN tho lol
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Jojo sometimes hits the same notes in how the characters come up with schemes but yeah it's tough finding the good stuff
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How can we trust that Grok is accurately reporting the prompt? I'm sure it was instructed to do something like this, but there's no reason to believe that's the literal prompt. LLMs aren't intelligent or understand context, they just generate output based on context regardless of factual accuracy
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No joke - I learned a lot of English from playing Morrowind. It was the first language heavy game I played and my English was still quite poor. I remember asking my mom what a necromancer is (she had no idea)
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People can care about multiple things at the same time
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You said something incredibly stupid and now you're trying to backtrack and pretend you didn't say those things. You're not fooling anyone
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Fresh water functionally disappears if you use it. Sources replenish, but only at a certain rate. It's a problem throughout the US and the world. I don't think this argument against LLMs is very strong due to the impact being relatively low, but pretending freshwater is infinite is dumb
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You can have that argument with someone else, that's not what I was talking about. I don't think the water usage argument against LLMs is very compelling compared to other arguments, but it was still being grossly misrepresented by implying freshwater is an infinite resource
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So you agree that "Water famously goes away after you use it once, I don’t know what you’re talking about" and posting a picture of the rain cycle is a stupid response to the water usage argument.
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Freshwater sources around the globe are being depleted faster than they are regenerated. This is well known. You can argue that the impact of LLMs on this isn't that big but you can't argue freshwater is infinite
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??? What a leap
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The claim I was responding to is that water is essentially infinite, and that's a dumb claim. The water usage argument against AI has some merit in that we need to take water conservation a lot more seriously, but I think it's a fairly weak argument against AI specifically
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Yes, and? Do you think all water returns neatly back to its source because of rain?
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They can't ever stop the training or their valuations would instantly implode
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Yeah it's interesting how people insist there are all these use cases but nobody is specifying what they are
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Idk why anyone would feel threatened since it's actual dogshit for anything other than speeding up simple tasks. It's actually crazy how little it has improved on that front over time. It is a time saver when used properly though, but not on a big enough scale to be a threat to someone's job
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Nobody wants LLMs for how much it costs. If OpenAI priced usage of chatgpt and the like high enough for them to make a profit or even break even, practically nobody would be using it
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Sorry but you're being just as silly by misrepresenting or misunderstanding the argument. They're talking about drinkable water evaporating. Yes, that functionally disappears after it evaporates
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