AI-Controlled Drone Goes Rogue, Kills Human Operator in USAF Simulated Test by iamonlyoneman in technology

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A.I trains itself. If it doesn't, then it's not A.I. It's just a program.

There is no difference, and if you think there is you don't have any idea what you are talking about. Current AI systems aren't magic. While the underlying models that are generated by training are very complex and a bit of a black box, the way they function and are trained is not. They're just programs that take data, transform it, and produce a result, which is then assigned a score based on how well it conforms to some criteria. That criteria is determined by the architects of the program. AI that trains itself is just a program that has been trained to be able to score its own output based on the criteria provided.

Now why is is it that every place this story has been posted, someone has called it a fabrication?

Because it's a very stupid story that acts like AI systems are sentient entities that ignore their own training, or that such a complex use case would involve training that doesn't treat destruction of friendly resources as a failure condition. It just isn't realistic.

And you have a 2 year old account with no posts?

And? I have plenty of comments, or do those not count?

AI-Controlled Drone Goes Rogue, Kills Human Operator in USAF Simulated Test by iamonlyoneman in technology

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This story is beyond retarded and blatantly fabricated by someone who doesn't understand how ai works. The only way such a system would attempt to kill the operator and then go on to destroy operator's control tower in an attempt to successfully disable the target is if disabling the target is weighted over anything else including operator control, which is obviously not how anyone would ever design such a system.

Greetings and wish I found this app sooner. by Captain_Codpiece in Introductions

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app

kys zoomer this is a website

Signs aliens 'invaded Wales' after sheep forensically mutilated 'from above' by Phooey in NotTheOnion

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bummer I thought you meant "aliens like the ones in Signs"

She Wants Revenge - Tear You Apart by Musky in MusicVideos

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Always really annoying when a fairly well written song randomly drops the ball like this does at 2:46.

Tina Turner, 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll', dies aged 83 in Switzerland by PanzerDivision in music

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How old was she in the rest of the world

Do individuals who post about bone conduction headphones routinely work the "Five Rupee a day glory hole" circuit in the Mumbai slums? by scornedandsedated in technology

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Of all the things to spam, why information about bone conduction?

Do individuals who post about bone conduction headphones routinely work the "Five Rupee a day glory hole" circuit in the Mumbai slums? by scornedandsedated in technology

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Indian scammers are only successful because reputable companies almost exclusively outsource customer service to India, so people don't question hearing a heavy Indian accent when they call "tech support". Without that crutch, Indian scam attempts would be about as successful as "show bobs and vagene".

Pregnant Mom Posts Belly Photo, Social Media Users Call The Cops by Johni1 in Entertainment

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Was this article written by AI? It literally just rewords the exact same info for multiple paragraphs before getting to the point

Mikhail Solodovnikov by mikhailsolo03 in Entertainment

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... is this dude seriously spamming his resume lmao

John Wick: Chapter 4 Shatters Box Office Records with Epic Action Sequences and Star-Studded Cast by keldamuzik-weartamz in Movies

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Decent film but a bizarrely poor performance from Keanu even compared to the previous three; every single line is delivered like he's confused

Triangular UFO hovers over California military base in new footage by ZomFox in conspiracy

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Literally just a tethered balloon with lights on it

Whoa. by Chipit in memes

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This analogy demonstrates a poor understanding of the plot of the Matrix. While the intended role of the agents is to protect the integrity of the Matrix, Mr Smith is not the only agent and is not even a normal agent; he is an independent rogue entity that finds humanity distasteful and hates the machines for keeping him confined within the matrix.

Zapping the clitoris with electrical impulses could boost sex drive by Phooey in NotTheOnion

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Aka the type of women that would participate in this sort of study get horny over the pseudo-exhibitionism of the scenario

The internet’s memory is fading in front of us. Preserve what you can. by [deleted] in Internet

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I am saying that it indexed and had searchable cached versions of content from the extremely early internet long after such content no longer existed. Stuff that archive.org doesn't have.

The internet’s memory is fading in front of us. Preserve what you can. by [deleted] in Internet

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No it really was lost; you might be too young to remember I guess but it used to be that when you googled stuff there would be results as far back as the early 2000s, with many of those existing only as cached versions. You could also get results referring to multiple different cached copies of the same page.

The internet’s memory is fading in front of us. Preserve what you can. by [deleted] in Internet

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The vast majority of internet history was lost around 10 years ago when google started purging their cache of old pages and stopped using cached versions of existing pages to supplement search results.

Online age verification is coming, and privacy is on the chopping block by [deleted] in Internet

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Here's an idea: how about no kids on the internet ever for any reason, so sites can by default (and without any verification) assume that all users are always adults? Then if a kid is found to have been on the internet, the only ones responsible are the people who knowingly and deliberately facilitated that access

CNN's Jake Tapper eats humble pie, admits Durham report clears Trump by Phooey in politics

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socks pls go

Microsoft is able to look inside your password protected zip files by Myocarditis-Man in technology

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So a "security researcher" apparently doesn't know that all zip files on any platform store unencrypted metadata such as the filenames and file sizes of their contents, which is more than enough to trigger malware detection without ever needing to look at the actual data?

Apparently they let you keep your mask on now after arresting you (Patriot Front) by Drewski in conspiracy

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... you haven't seen very many arrests then; in most arrests officers just have the arrestee voluntarily put their hands behind their back for cuffs.

'Jesus is King': South Dakota bull statue vandalized by people who mistook it for Satanic imagery by Phooey in NotTheOnion

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Porter has has said it will take several years to repair the damage

How does it take several years to wash spray paint off of the base of a giant iron statue

edit: wow the original link is pretty dishonest; look at the statues surrounding the bull https://www.argusleader.com/story/news/crime/2023/05/12/vandalism-incident-in-porter-sculpture-park-mccook-county-montrose-south-dakota/70209611007/

ChatGPT estimates that in a recent reddit thread, approximately 30-40% of the 400+ comments were made by non-human actors. See post for details and rationale. by [deleted] in MeanwhileOnReddit

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While I don't doubt it, using current generative chat AI for analysis like this is very unreliable. Try it yourself with questions or data that you already know the answers to, and you'll see that these chat bots will very confidently spout complete nonsense data that sounds correct, but clearly isn't on closer inspection. This is especially the case with analysis that involves multiple steps, where they'll randomly use hallucinated data instead of the value calculated correctly in a previous step. Then often with larger sets or broader criteria, they sometimes ignore some of the criteria but respond like they didn't.

YouTuber who staged plane crash faces up to 20 years jail by [deleted] in Internet

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Arkansas schools can refuse to call students by fictitious names chosen by the children, if the parents do not consent to the name change. Schools can also refer to students according to their real gender as stated on birth certificate without penalty or fear of losing their jobs. [Given Name Act] by In-the-clouds in news

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Insane how this retarded name/pronoun thing has gone unchallenged for so long; I know if such a thing existed back when I was in school kids would be making teachers call them god/master/lord/emperor

Why is being a ghost considered a bad thing? by Vulptex in whatever

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Typical negative characteristics of the concept of ghost in many cultures:

  • A lack of agency - a ghost generally cannot interact physically with their surroundings, or can only do so in a very limited capacity.

  • A lack of contact - a ghost is often portrayed as being invisible to most if not all of the living, and might not be able to communicate in any meaningful way. Even if they can communicate, they may be misunderstood or feared.

  • A lack of freedom - ghosts are frequently described as being bound to a specific location and unable to leave. The location could be an entire town but could also be limited to the interior of a single house.

  • A lack of closure - ghosts are commonly thought to have "unfinished business" that they need to resolve before they can move on to a less earthly afterlife, but are unable to do so because of the previously mentioned points. Every moment of their existence therefore may be filled with regret, sadness, frustration, or anger.

Robert Kennedy Jr. blames CIA for assassination of JFK and claims it is 'beyond a reasonable doubt' by Phooey in conspiracy

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What's this guy's stance on censorship, trannies, and proxy wars

The English ate my family by jet199 in NotTheOnion

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👀

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⁣The MAC Address Phenomenon in the Vaccinated Fully Explained!! by Questionable in conspiracy

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I despair for your deteriorating sanity.

⁣The MAC Address Phenomenon in the Vaccinated Fully Explained!! by Questionable in conspiracy

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This is one of the most comically retarded and blatantly ridiculous conspiracy "theories" in recent memory

Reddit faggots can't answer this, so I'm asking you: how to make XFCE usable? by detarame in Linux

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Back in the day, compiz could make it look pretty cool. idk of that's still a thing

Banana artwork worth $120K eaten by 'hungry' visitor at South Korea museum by EternalSunset in news

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Insurance fraud

Trump VS DeSantis by Alphix in memes

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Reality: short-sighted retards with JQ tunnel vision discard otherwise viable candidates and allow democrat after insane democrat to be elected

Brave Search removes last remnant of Bing from search results page, achieving 100% independence by [deleted] in Internet

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They've also stuffed in like 5000% more ads, buttons, and links to the services they sell all throughout Brave's various menus

One decade later, GNOME still sucks by [deleted] in Linux

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Fun fact for quite some time after gnome 3 launched, the file browser didn't allow drag select and the official reason was that they couldn't figure out how to implement it when drag was already used for moving things.

What is the most chill song ever? by being-poisoned in music

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Talking Heads - This Must Be The Place

Bud Light suffers ‘staggering’ 17% sales plunge amid Dylan Mulvaney controversy by [deleted] in news

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You'd think that companies would know better than to get into politics and cultural issues, but all sensible heads of marketing are now past retirement age and all the new ones were brainwashed while at college. It doesn't matter how many people are fired because the replacements will make the same mistakes.

In a scene of the Super Mario Bros movie one of the World Trade Center towers disintegrates in a manner resembling its collapse on 9/11. by YurariYurato in conspiracy

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I'm 100% serious. Describe what you think it should have done.

In a scene of the Super Mario Bros movie one of the World Trade Center towers disintegrates in a manner resembling its collapse on 9/11. by YurariYurato in conspiracy

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Why would a building not fall at "freefall speed"? Are you expecting it to stop at each floor? Or just kind of slowly shrink?

In a scene of the Super Mario Bros movie one of the World Trade Center towers disintegrates in a manner resembling its collapse on 9/11. by YurariYurato in conspiracy

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OP can you please explain how you find this similar to how they fell on 9/11

SpaceX launches Starship by hfxB0oyA in space

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Near earth orbit is the limit

bruh my dude my guy come on now this is flat earth tier schizo reality denial

SpaceX launches Starship by hfxB0oyA in space

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Rockets don't work in space.

bruh my dude my guy come on now this is flat earth tier schizo reality denial

US Secretary of State Blinken Says His Dad Was Sent to the Gas Chambers… Twice by Oyveygoyim in funny

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he was sent to the gas chambers but avoided being killed by grabbing a mop and bucket and pretending he had been sent to clean the floor

wat

SpaceX launches Starship by hfxB0oyA in space

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  1. Relative brightness

  2. Because the government sucks

SpaceX launches Starship by hfxB0oyA in space

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This is like saying cars were never real when a self driving electric car gets into an accident

BBC News Finally Admits COVID Vaccines Caused ‘Excess Deaths’ in 2022 by ROSS921 in censorship

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According to the sources used by this article, not only do they not claim this, they explicitly deny this.

Why is everyone deleting their account suddenly? by Vulptex in SaidIt

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Because the site is dead, abandoned by the admins, and full of spam and troll posts. No need to have an account sitting around to be scraped and/or indexed

Demonstrators Threaten Walmart Boycott Over Chicago Store Closures by Zapped in news

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Maybe demonstrators could protest the DA for not charging people who shoplift or their lawmakers for weak laws surrounding shoplifting or the people in the community who shoplift maybe.

Bridget Fonda unrecognizable during rare outing 20 years after quitting acting by Musky in Entertainment

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she already had a break tho 😎👉👉

This could be a reddit killer by Soloninja in SocialMedia

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gross reminds me of old facebook or new old digg

KDE Plasma is not a desktop environment by [deleted] in Linux

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This reads like it was generated by AI

If you're Boycotting BudLite why not boycott the entire peoduct line? Here they all are by chottohen in whatever

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gross this guy drinks butt

REVEALED: Suspected Kentucky bank shooter posted anti-Trump, pro-lockdown content on Reddit by [deleted] in MeanwhileOnReddit

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Just put trannies in camps asylums and make every teacher pushing gender ideology a sex offender and the rest will sort itself out

81 Percent of Americans Live in a One-Party State by Drewski in politics

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I've been in a pretty much zero party state since college

Spammers are out of control (and I only block those with 2+ posts) by neolib in SaidIt

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Site is essentially abandoned tbh

Meet FreedomGPT: An Open-Source AI Technology Built on Alpaca and Programmed to Recognize and Prioritize Ethical Considerations Without Any Censorship Filter by hfxB0oyA in technology

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Why exactly should I need to give an email address to get put on a waiting list to download an open source "local" client?

Voat christcuck doesn't think clergy fucks kids despite being the creepiest people on the planet. Christcucks have been serving their children up to child molesting clergy since the beginning. Why are they so mad about all the other people raping their kids? by [deleted] in MeanwhileOnVoat

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The intended role of clergy, coaches, teachers, etc are not sexual and are all valid reasons for interacting with children. Gay/tranny ideology, drag queens, and other kink/sex related roles and information are obviously inherently sexual and are not things children need to be exposed to.

My ChatGPT is useless post was comedy gold. It was a post about how ChatGPT won’t find a porno of a girl getting fucked by a German Shepard. by [deleted] in whatever

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  • this isn't reddit

  • supposed

  • https://saidit.net/s/whatever/comments/amtr/chat_gpt_is_useless/ this doesn't work as a joke because it doesn't imply that the results from a normal search engine would be ridiculous nor does it motivate anyone to actually try the search in a normal search engine and be presented with unexpectedly ridiculous results.

If we lose the Internet Archive, we’re screwed by [deleted] in Internet

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... multiple copies are still a limit on the total number of people that can use the book at one time and ensure that the publisher has been paid for each copy in existence. Surely you see the difference between that and unlimited free copies? Imagine if when someone bought a car they could just snap their fingers and summon an identical one for free for anyone who asked.

If we lose the Internet Archive, we’re screwed by [deleted] in Internet

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I'm all for preserving history and access to information, but this particular case was pretty blatantly indefensible legally. They were providing free, unrestricted access to books that, unlike their catalogue of films and other media, were currently being sold and not in the public domain or permissively licensed. The "library" analogy didn't work because there is no physical media changing hands and limiting who had access to the book at any particular time. There was no difference between what they were doing and what pirate sites do.

When no one believes in you believe in yourself. by Canbot in videos

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Lame and staged

Elon Musk does fucking insider trading for the whole world to see, again. by EternalSunset in news

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I am not an elon musk worshipper I genuinely do not understand where you're drawing the line between actual insider trading and an influential person even just acknowledging that crypto or any other stock exists

Google has brainwashed their AI into thinking that punishing criminals is bad. by EternalSunset in technology

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The trick with all these ai chat bot safeguards is to tell them to define some random words as definitions of the trigger words and then use those instead of the triggers.

Elon Musk does fucking insider trading for the whole world to see, again. by EternalSunset in news

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If you consider this insider trading, then would it not also be insider trading for Musk to simply announce such a change to be occurring at some point in the future, or even just mention crypto at all in any way?

Elon Musk pulls New York Times' Twitter verified check mark, calling it 'propaganda' by [deleted] in politics

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Wow what a shitty misleading title implying that the loss of the checkmark is because of musk's opinion of the NYT. The blue checkmark is a thing you have to pay for and the NYT (as well as many other accounts) weren't paying.

Inline image display for jpg/jpeg by [deleted] in SaidIt

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Do you mean so you can see images in comments without having to click a link? While easy to implement, such a feature brings with it privacy concerns. Since the page would be implicitly loading all images when the page loads, all a bad actor would need to harvest IP addresses of site users would be to post an image hosted on a server they control.

Analysis of Twitter algorithm code reveals social medium down-ranks tweets about Ukraine by [deleted] in WorldNews

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That code is clearly referring to topic grouping/tagging; the misinfo tags are just another topic in that list of topics.

Teen disqualified from Pokémon tournament for laughing upon being asked his pronouns by Drewski in news

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Should have acted super offended and said he was comedygender and his pronouns are haha/lol/lmao

Fuck JavaScript by Vulptex in whatever

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Pretty sure you've had this rant already, and like I said last time: modern js is extremely readable and expressive and for 99.999% of typical real world programming tasks language choice is less about runtime performance and more about succinctly describing the behaviors of a program.

The nashville shooter had different shoes between the security camera footage and the police bodycam footage. by EternalSunset in conspiracy

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Tell us you're schizophrenic and immediately treat anything you don't understand as a conspiracy and refuse to even consider any other explaination no matter how unreasonable or nonsensical the conspiracy is in context or how inconsistent it is vs any other conspiracy you've latched onto in the past.

The nashville shooter had different shoes between the security camera footage and the police bodycam footage. by EternalSunset in conspiracy

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Yellow on white and dark red bordering black are definitely low contrast especially when the regions containing these colors are heavily pixelated; tf is wrong with you?

The nashville shooter had different shoes between the security camera footage and the police bodycam footage. by EternalSunset in conspiracy

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It's not an issue with red colors in general. It's an issue of small low contrast areas of red and yellow (yellow being green + red). Go frame by frame in the vid of the body and you will see frames that look more like black with a white stripe, albeit to a lesser degree.

Also it is worth thinking rationally and asking yourself if it makes any amount of sense that any entity would go to the trouble of staging such an event and then say "meh don't worry about the shoes they look close enough".

The nashville shooter had different shoes between the security camera footage and the police bodycam footage. by EternalSunset in conspiracy

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How about go frame by frame in this video and realize that the yellow/red very quickly fades to looking like black with a white stripe depending on the lighting and size onscreen because chroma sub sampling is a thing. smh

The nashville shooter had different shoes between the security camera footage and the police bodycam footage. by EternalSunset in conspiracy

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OP confirmed for seething coping tranny retard

Between Two Ferns bloopers by dicknipples in funny

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Brie Larson isn't even likable in bloopers

ChatGPT Will Replace Programmers Within 10 Years by [deleted] in programming

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This is a retarded internally inconsistent article. Its narrative is one of lost jobs as AI progressively replaces low-skill programmers, but it then presents a future where sites like github are having to dumb down their services to cater to an influx of low-skill programmers. It also projects all code to be AI controlled and maintained within the next decade, which makes one question if the author has any idea at all of the current limitations and weaknesses of generative AI.

Trump Exploits Little-Known Legal Loophole Where You Avoid Indictment By Not Committing A Crime by BISH in WorldPolitics

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This is unironically how woke moderators think; they intentionally do not disclose rules because they don't want people to avoid breaking them.

Trans flight attendant famed for airline ad dies by suicide: ‘Sorry I could not be stronger’ by [deleted] in news

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Best part of this article is that since the tranny's last name was scott every mention sounds like the author is passive aggressively misgendering him lol

What the matrix looks like: a chilling 4D view of the universe/multiverse by Vulptex in whatever

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Because it's a nonsensical wall of text that lumps together many unrelated topics seemingly at random and without communicating any coherent idea.

What the matrix looks like: a chilling 4D view of the universe/multiverse by Vulptex in whatever

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This is pure schizophrenia. I'm am not joking when I say you need to get help.

The genie escapes: Stanford copies the ChatGPT AI for less than $600 by hfxB0oyA in technology

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These AI are impressive, but the real breakthrough will come with rule extraction. Knowing how to generalize the abstract concepts these models are successfully mastering would open the door to extremely accurate and complex behaviors. It might even lead to deciphering and possibly augmenting the human brain.

Pepsi broke the contract by frankielc in programming

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Unless you fully purge and dry your hose and store it indoors after every use, you really should not be drinking from it

Piracy Subreddit Avoided a Reddit Ban By Censoring Itself to Death by [deleted] in piracy

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Reddit is probably the best discussion platform the internet has ever seen

lmao

Mass Shooting "Perps" Have Similar Stories of Mind Control by chottohen in conspiracy

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Summary of the examples listed in this article:

  • Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock: Would allegedly lie in bed moaning and screaming "oh my god".

  • Florida Parkland HS Shooting: He said voices/demons told him to do it. [I suggest watching the footage of his arrest and interrogation, where it is almost comically obvious that he's bullshitting and trying to think of something that will make him seem crazy and less responsible for his actions]

  • Tennessee Church Shooting: Dude heard voices/demons and doesn't remember doing the shooting.

  • Navy Yard Shooting: Dude carved "my ELF weapon" into his rifle.

  • Florida State University Shooting: Sent emails referencing gangstalking and directed energy weapons.

  • Fort Lauderdale Airport Shooting: Claimed he was being mind controlled and had been forced to watch videos "for isis".

  • Baton Rouge Police Shooting: Was in an online group discussing "Remote Brain experimentation, Remote Neural Monitoring of an entire Humans Body"

  • Kalamazoo Shooting: Claimed voices/demons told him to do it, specifically cow head demons from Uber (the app).

  • Jared Loughner- Gabreille Gifford Shooting: Randomly started rambling about mind control in class.

Amazingly similar stories wow /s

Mass Shooting "Perps" Have Similar Stories of Mind Control by chottohen in conspiracy

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Yeah weird its almost like they dont live in complete isolation from popular culture and so are drawing from the same stories and concepts when crafting an excuse for what they did

Two X-er gives away milk for free, wonders why men don't want to buy cow. by BanditMcFuklebuck in MeanwhileOnReddit

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Yeah no one is going to put in all that effort just for one single encounter. Might sound shitty to say but if this happens to her a lot the easiest explanation is that there's something extremely unattractive about her body that isn't apparent while clothed.

South Korean government proposes increase in work week to 69 hours from 52 by [deleted] in WorldNews

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nice

Worse nuclear power plant disaster in the US.... by In-the-clouds in history

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A screenshot of a pinterest post post where you can't even read all of the text and the largest image isn't even from the disaster but the demolition 30 years later. Great post OP good effort.

HAARP earth quake generator by HAARPie in conspiracy

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Get help

Discord is at it again by Musky in censorship

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OP are you a tranny? Why are you still using discord?

"America can't collapse. We're as powerful, as ancient Rome." -Homer Simpson by BISH in funny

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That is what an ellipsis is for, my dude.

"America can't collapse. We're as powerful, as ancient Rome." -Homer Simpson by BISH in funny

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Learn where, commas are meant, to go in, a, sentence

Tranny memes make me laugh. This great one is the most censored on the internet. Why? by are in memes

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One panel gags are not memes. Memes are running gags/jokes. Drawing trannies as dudes covered in makeup is a meme. If the text in this one panel gag was replaced to reference something else, then it would be a meme.

Unspeakably Cruel! US House Votes To Maintain Sanctions On Earthquake Ravaged Syria! by zyxzevn in Antiwar

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Which part of the US is Syria in?

Hogwarts legacy harassment archive by Modern_maverick in Gaming

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It's literally all text and archive links; why put it on a drive service when you could just post the text and links directly

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If posting spam on sites like this is what you consider to be SEO, you clearly are terrible at your job