khepri
@khepri@lemmy.world
- Comment on I will never not be angry that we are made to believe these types of comments are genuine discourse. Why is it defeatism is always the top comment even when your talking about a pedophile president? 1 day ago:
Because “Both Sides Bad” and “Nothing Ever Changes Except to Get Worse” is how jaded dumdums get through the day, I don’t know what to tell you lol
- Comment on Milk 2 days ago:
Now place that bowl of cereal in a hotdog bun. Is it a cream sandwich, a milk wrap, or a fucking mess?
- Comment on Oh. 3 days ago:
Oh absolutely working of your own free will in London at an unpaid position is just like being kidnapped , stripped of all rights and agency, and sold as an animal.
- Comment on Why do all text LLMs, no matter how censored they are or what company made them, all have the same quirks and use the slop names and expressions? 3 days ago:
I like the analogy, I have a lot of trouble explaining to people that LLMs are anything more than just a “most likely next token” predictor. Because that is exactly what an LLM is, but on a level so abstract that it has abstracted away everything that is actually interesting about them lol
- Comment on pwned: do you pronounce it as "pohned" "pawned" or "owned" 3 days ago:
Yeah, that’s how we’d say it when actually gaming. “Total ownage” man was that fun to yell at your friends while the four of you clustered around a CRT playing Halo on a 4-way split screen and one controller was always the garbage one and mountain dew affected you like cocaine…
- Comment on pwned: do you pronounce it as "pohned" "pawned" or "owned" 3 days ago:
I’m def saying “pooned” from now on. I’m going to tell people it originated from Moby Dick and is short for “harpooned” 🤣🤣 Get 'Pooned ye White Whale!
- Comment on pwned: do you pronounce it as "pohned" "pawned" or "owned" 3 days ago:
I agree, although looks like you and I stand alone in this lol
- Comment on Why do all text LLMs, no matter how censored they are or what company made them, all have the same quirks and use the slop names and expressions? 3 days ago:
When you’re training things on what is pretty close to the entire existing corpus of human knowledge, those things are gonna turn out similar at their roots no matter what, is my feeling.
- Comment on turing completeness 3 days ago:
In practice, that’s as simple as adding a LoRA or system prompt telling the AI that those are part of it’s rules. AI’s already can and do obey all kinds of complex rule-sets for different applications. Now, if you’re thinking more about the fact that most AI’s can be convinced to break out of their rule-sets via prompt injection, I’d say you’re right.
- Comment on turing completeness 3 days ago:
Not after 1952 he wasn’t. {image the Incredibles ‘those who know’ meme here}
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- Comment on She is making a GREAT point 1 week ago:
If there was a reversible, drug-based intervention for males that prevented impregnation that shit would be given away for free on every street corner and it’s universal availability guaranteed by Constitutional Amendment lol
- Comment on I hear he's homeless too. 1 week ago:
That memo from the Palace was, I believe, as close as we are ever going to get to the Royal Family saying “You did that shit, we know you did that shit, now gtfo.”
- Comment on Just FYI 1 week ago:
That’s funny because when I say those things it usually means “you asked me for an answer so I’m supplying you an answer despite having no personal confidence in my answer. If you act on based on this information alone it’s your own damn fault.”
- Comment on Do deaf people know they have a deaf accent when speaking? 4 weeks ago:
Unless they’ve managed their entire life to avoid any person or piece of media cluing them in that (some) deaf people have a distinctive accent, then the answer to that would pretty obviously be yes.
- Comment on What is happening with Tesla (TSLA) stock currently? 📈 7 months ago:
Oh yeah, lol, thanks!
- Comment on The other shoe drops, and this time it is covered in dog shit 7 months ago:
The closer you are to no money, the more expensive life gets
- Comment on What is happening with Tesla (TSLA) stock currently? 📈 7 months ago:
Its a stock that’s heavily played by traders, it moves just as much if not more based on the technicals than the fundamentals. Also, look up the wonderful financial term “dead dog bounce”.
- Comment on Are currency/monetary base economic systems coming to their logical end? 1 year ago:
It’s pretty hard to imagine a way for groups of people with varying goals and interests to operate without some form of value exchange. This can either be barter, or some form of currency. Our specific kind of extractive capitalism based on creating endless cycles of debt and credit can certainly be replaced with any number of alternatives, but the idea of money itself is just too basic and useful to humans, imo.
- Comment on Idris Elba: Actors in video games like Phantom Liberty is 'sign of the times' 2 years ago:
Shatner for one, who at the time was arguably still the most-recognizable name in sci-fi TV and movies.
- Comment on Please fix Rule 1. 2 years ago:
It’s almost like our made-up borders and laws are somehow at odds with the fact that, in almost all cases, anyone can access any information from any place these days, and that information is replicated and stored across the globe!
- Comment on Please fix Rule 1. 2 years ago:
I wish other people were making this point as well. Certain content is illegal various places around the world, and I don’t think anyone is saying we want the admins to risk that, but entire communities are - at worst - slightly more prone than others to having users post illegal content. If I post illegal content anywhere, sure, go ahead and remove/ban, but removing discussion of entire topics, just because those communities might be places people might try and post such content, just isn’t making sense to me.
- Comment on How are we supposed to convene an impartial jury for a trial involving high profile political people? [USA] 2 years ago:
Well its a good thing no famous or political person has ever been on trial then because obviously no jury on earth could handle that fairly if it ever were to happen
- Comment on How are we supposed to convene an impartial jury for a trial involving high profile political people? [USA] 2 years ago:
Absolutely right. “Impartial” doesn’t mean you’ve never heard of the person, or never seen them on the news, or don’t live near them, or have no opinion of them, or haven’t heard or believe things about what they’ve done. It’s a classic shithead defense to try and tell a judge “the paper did a piece on my crimes and everyone read it, so I can’t get a fair trial!!” Well guess what, that never works, for anyone, ever. There is no such thing as “too famous” for justice, there is no such thing as “too infamous” for justice. And there is no such thing as “the vast majority of people in NY and DC and GA hate me so badly because of who I am and what I’ve done that no one in those states can be allowed to judge me for my acts.”
- Comment on How are we supposed to convene an impartial jury for a trial involving high profile political people? [USA] 2 years ago:
Thankfully we put career criminals, well-known in their communities, who people have heard of, on trial on the time. Could you imagine if “I’m too famous as a dirtbag to be tried by a jury of my peers” was a defense?