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i'm gay
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This is illegal in China.
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Thanks for admitting that China supported the Khmer Rouge
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You’re missing the point. I shouldn’t have to convince you to vote for the Republican. You should do that from loyalty, even though your favorite candidate lost in the primary. But you can’t do that because you’re not loyal. And that’s why we have contempt for you.
Community note
This post insists voters owe loyalty to the Republican nominee, yet in August 2023 the same account stated that showing loyalty to a politician would be so humiliating he should be thrown off a bridge. x.com/KurtSchlichter…
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AI was misled by claims originating in the US—specifically the assertion that China provided $1 billion in aid to the Khmer Rouge, which is utter nonsense. China simply did not have that kind of money; in 1978, its foreign exchange reserves stood at a mere $160 million.
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明显的我们是自卫反击战。而且我们只是在守卫国土。国土未丢就是赢。越南,真的是一群白眼狼。当初中国缴获的物资全是我们支援越南的物资。现在没机会了,只要敢再来,直接灭国吧。
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Was that possible? - Jennifer Lopez performs at the Elie Saab fashion show in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.
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The Russian Rodney King retweeted
I'm noticing that due to (I think?) a lot of benchmarkmaxxing on long horizon tasks, LLMs are becoming a little too agentic by default, a little beyond my average use case. For example in coding, the models now tend to reason for a fairly long time, they have an inclination to start listing and grepping files all across the entire repo, they do repeated web searchers, they over-analyze and over-think little rare edge cases even in code that is knowingly incomplete and under active development, and often come back ~minutes later even for simple queries. This might make sense for long-running tasks but it's less of a good fit for more "in the loop" iterated development that I still do a lot of, or if I'm just looking for a quick spot check before running a script, just in case I got some indexing wrong or made some dumb error. So I find myself quite often stopping the LLMs with variations of "Stop, you're way overthinking this. Look at only this single file. Do not use any tools. Do not over-engineer", etc. Basically as the default starts to slowly creep into the "ultrathink" super agentic mode, I feel a need for the reverse, and more generally good ways to indicate or communicate intent / stakes, from "just have a quick look" all the way to "go off for 30 minutes, come back when absolutely certain".
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The reason AI safety isn’t much of a “thing” in China is because they understand they are building a tool, not a religion. US AI researchers come out of the “rationalist” cult, which is inflected with sci-fi nonsense and eschatological overtones.
I asked a friend who is in the Chinese tech scene what folks there think about “pacing the frontier” and she was like “AI safety is not really that much of a *thing* here”
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The face Usha Vance makes when JD touches her knee is a cry for help if I've ever seen one
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Replying to @EricMPro
If a domestic corporation or entity has enough money to fund the government through purchasing T-bonds they also have the money to fund the government through T-axes.
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this message brought to you by the Pentagon
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Funny, we can now all see in Ukraine with clear videos not blur.
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BREAKING: The FDA is planning to end most of its routine food safety inspections, according to CBS News.
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Wow, 180,000 American killed by other Americans since 9/11 vs only 33 by muslim terrorists wired.com/dangerroom/2013/02…
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"I'm worried that Trump is going to get us into a war with Iran" - Biden 2020
MAZE
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Dear Arabs and Muslims. Want to free occupied Arab Islamic lands? Here’s a good start!
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It's genuinely entertaining watching American tech companies tear into each other over whether to ban Chinese open-source AI. This is a big deal in the U.S., but in China? Not so much. China really couldn't care less about what America does on this front. If the U.S. does ban open-source AI, China might take some economic hits in the short term, but in the long run, America will keep isolating itself from the rest of the world—much like the Americas are geographically isolated from the Eurasian and African landmasses. And I bet those CEOs who signed the letter have cursed "fuck you Sam Altman, fuck you Dario Amodei" under their breath a hundred times already. OpenAI and Anthropic—these two Jewish-founded companies—operate with an extreme, reckless style. They'll throw morality under the bus, trample the law, disregard American national interest, and couldn't care less about the future of humanity—or even their own long-term survival, for that matter. Their only compass is immediate self-interest. It's radical individualism at its worst, and frankly, it's the same playbook we see from Israel.
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter. AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country. Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty. The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models. images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-W…
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Meanwhile on 495N towards Waldorf
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>go back to china ccp spy >no not like that
kimi’s founder & ceo got his phd at cmu. why didn’t he stay in america?!
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