Probably the most shootable face on the planet

Hetalia

Just looked this up. Sounds like Japanese version of polcomoball.

Ah the slave to unpaid intern pipeline

It eventually all ties into the contradiction between what the technology is vs. what big tech and venture capital want you think it is as you alluded. I think LLMs in an ideal scenario could be at worst a fun toy and at best a good stepping stone but big tech has decided to get incredibly weird with it. So now you get bombastic claims about what LLMs will be able to do five years from now alongside disclaimers that it currently makes shit up so please double check the responses.

The reason I posted this is that it’s good to try and hold demoncorps like Google accountable even though it won’t likely make a dent. At worst it’s just good fun expect for the Gemini user in question.

I hope Biden’s handlers were listening closely.

What even is the origin story of black pete? This sounds like something out of a sketch.

Additionally, Google’s generative AI stuff is exceptionally half baked. To such an extent that it seems impossible for a megacorporation of the calibre of Google. There has already been a ton of coverage on it. Like the case of LLM summary of a Google search suggesting you put inedible things on a pizza and their image generators producing multiracial Nazis.

I guess the “correct” answer depends on the pattern of question-making.

I caught wind of this on hacker news and the comments there were a tier above this. Saying that the bot is correct and humans are indeed scum etc. etc.

It’s not uncommon for these things to glitch out. There are many reasons but I know of one. LLM output is by nature deterministic. To make them more interesting their designers instill some randomness in the output, a parameter they call temperature. Sometimes this randomness can cause it to go off the rails.

Why lobby when you can just get paid to suggest ripping of the environment regulations bureaucratic red tape around your rocket launches

government agency (is it?)

It’s more like a consultancy thing. It’s not officially a part of the government despite the misleading name.

LegalEagle should do an episode on international law and Geneva Convention too.

The mass protests make it very difficult to forcefully suppress any democratic process at the moment.

You and @ComradeSalad@lemmygrad.ml both are right

I bet it is rather that they prefer people who are more familiar with their own culture, language, expectation of work ethics and so on. Skilled workers on work visa can be sourced from all over the globe but they only want Taiwanese.

Not sure I follow your interpretation of the wikipedia article. The history it provides is very short and just ends at “dunk the n-word” being protested.

I personally could go either way with this. Maybe the name is now rendered innocuous by repeated usage in non-racist contexts but I also don’t think it is worthwhile to rehabilitate traditions that have extremely racist roots. If someone wants to do a better analysis they would have to look at how dunk tanks are put into practice IRL. Maybe there is still a vestige of oppression that remains because of which unprivileged persons are dunked. Or maybe not.

It is also only one part of the reason. They probably want to change the site culture as well but that is for the admins and the users to sort out.

> Corporate social media is so toxic and disheartening. I am going to log on to Lemmygrad.
> Top five posts are twitter and youtube comment screenshots

They are moving from dunk tank to another community because the name “dunk tank” has racist origins (maybe among other reasons). There is an announcement and further discussion about it here: https://hexbear.net/post/3885730

P.S. Urging Lemmygrad users to not weigh in unnecessarily in their discussion. If you do then please try to be courteous. Thank you.

Don’t worry the west is well on its way to automation by… let’s see… putting cloud based LLM in notepad and using AI to reject asylum applications.