Zoboomafoo @ Zoboomafoo @slrpnk.net

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U.S. Terrorism* in Yemen

Not yet. I did get a comment removed but successfully appealed for saying what citizens do to kings. The appeal was me saying it was in a historical context, of course ;)

Never has been.

There is meaning in the endless toil, one can find peace in knowing that the boulder will never reach the top. Let go of expecting a reward for reaching the top, and appreciate the rewards in pushing the boulder.

I disagree, memes should be mspaint

This is exactly why I purchased a steam deck. My gaming PC died (RIP to a real one), and I needed something for general use more than I did for gaming.

Walking is the lazy option for me, getting into a car, driving, finding a spot, then parking just to walk to the place anyways is too much hassle

Also no surprise here that you didn't actually read the article.

The shrimp are holier than we are because they cannot see the devil's color (it's pink 🩷)

They didn't keep the mythological stuff, that got edited out too as needed once it started disagreeing with the State and the Church.

It's not careless, even if we launched him on an escape trajectory there's a chance he'll come back. Deorbiting him into the sun is the safest option.

This time they'll hook an AI trained on his posts and the gibbering of monkeys to Twitter and nobody will be able to tell the difference.

Psychedelics help you find out who you truly are underneath all the social conditioning.

Some people are assholes to the core and mushrooms reveal it.

Religions are a single axiom and nothing else? Which ones?

That is literally the point of this comment thread, go back and reread it.

Ok, so if the LLM was trained by reading the books, then the LLM creators should have to buy a copy of the books, right?

Because right now the creators are pirating the books to feed into the machine.

If you reduce an entire religion down to a single axiom, then sure, they can be entirely contradictory.

But religions aren't like that, they are each a thousand different beliefs, rituals, and directives. There are enough similarities in message to see a commonality between them.

Like you said, it's all the same path to God, some paths are a bit more meandering than others, and some claim that there are no other paths.

And how is an LLM trained to "draw inspiration" from an author without reading their books?

Yeah, I got a virus when I tried

Nobody here cares as much as you do

You have to accept that religions can be wrong about some things to have the view that they're all different paths to God.

Plus everyone should turn a critical eye to their own religion, every holy text and every doctrine has both wheat and chaff.