(for the record this is downvoted by the community, and the one helpful comment is slammed by OP)
Check out this racist complaining that other racists are doing racism wrong
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/jqcE8A7ABMAbrJvAn/aporia-magazine-s-selective-hereditarianism
I'm no fan of Myers-Briggs but at least that has some cultural cachet outside of extreme nerd circles. Or is MtG "mainstream"? Like, I'd say Star Wars fandom i mainstream in that they have been wildly succesful media franchises, and I'm kinda boggled the deckbuilder games like Slay The Spire have such huge player bases, but MtG seems to be its own little world.
This sneaky way of getting on the index from day 1 makes me so mad. Are the index funds really contractually required to follow the exchange's definition of index? I guess they are. It feels skeevy as hell that one company can skirt the rules this way however.
I think we can all agree now that US Rationalists are basically all ex-Christians who are looking for the same thing but with the serial numbers filed off.
This is the inevitable evolution of climate change denialism - accept it's real and happening, just that it's too late / too expensive to do anything about it.
"tenant of white supremacy"
White Supremacy is the worst landlord.
As for the prospect that AI will enable business users to do more with fewer humans in the office or on the factory floor, the technology generates such frequent errors that users may need to add workers just to double-check the bots’ output.
And here we were worrying about being out of work...
I wish I could say "let them fight" but this is bad for the environment and bad for productive uses of energy so it's more a "whoever wins, we lose" situation.
Normal person: an LLM is trained on publicly available images of MRIs, most with tumors, so presenting an image of any MRI will naturally generate text related to brain tumor descriptions.
Brain-addled prompt fondlers: clearly this response proves Claude is more intelligent than any doctor.
I believe the scientific consensus is that it originated in a wet market in Wuhan.
The "lab leak theory", while not impossible, is also shorthand for a morass of conspiracy theories grounded in racist attitudes towards China. It somehow conflates that the pandemic is China's fault, if not an outright attack from China, while simultaneously downplaying any efforts to mitigate such an attack.
There's a... robust debate about LLM slop submissions on everyone's favorite boiled crustacean site.
First shot fired: a promptfondler suggest suppressing all comments pointing out that a submission reeks of slop by flagging them as "off-topic" [1]
"This is written by an LLM" comments should be flagged as off-topic (80 net upvotes, 139 comments)
Riposte: a suggestion that posing LLM generated content should be a bannable offence:
LLM generated submissions should be disallowed (274 net upvotes, 108 comments)
So far it looks as if the anti-slop forces have opinion on their side.
[1] short explanation of how flagging of comments work on lobste.rs - it's sort of a downvote, but the flagger has to chose from a list of reasons. If a commenter accrues enough flags they'll get a red warning banner, and might possibly be banned as disruptive.