tanadrin:

so has anyone tried hooking a language model thingy up to a webcam and getting it to talk about what it sees, or does eliezer show up at your house as soon as you propose that and break your arms with a tire iron


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#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #AIs #apocalypse cw? #violence mention

argumate:

argumate:

funny if it turns out Musk’s whole deal hinges on this elaborate humiliation fetish of his corporate lawyer

or an elaborately deniable attempt at courting Matt Levine??


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#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #adventures in human capitalism #this probably deserves some warning tag but I am not sure what

fermatas-theorem:

loki-zen:

transgenderer:

transgenderer:

was trying to find the mark kondratiuk jesus christ superstar performance but the first result was this bonkers gematria analysis. its a jesuit thing? or like, an anti-jesuit thing? hes like, a next level conspiracy theorist, he thinks that theres a conspiracy to make you THINK israel controls the world but actually jesuits control the world

@illuminatiswag said: that link is a chair

lol woops

point of fact I clicked the link and like fuck is that a chair

to be fair this is the funniest possible chair to accidentally be labeled ‘bonkers gematria analysis’

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#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #yeah pretty much #conspiracy theories #love the decor fandom

jadagul:

dagny-hashtaggart:

Ah yes, “do we really live longer than our ancestors” articles, the theses of which always seem to be “well once you eliminate deaths by disease, violence, and really every factor other than natural causes in old age, and probably only consider the upper classes (because they’re all we have data for in many cases), the difference in life expectancy from adulthood is only 5-10 years.”

And like, I get that infant and child mortality doesn’t reflect what most people intuitively conceive as life expectancy (though it bears noting that youth mortality on such a scale that it substantially distorts life expectancy figures is also really bad), but I’d argue that things like reduced frequency of wars and other homicides, the presence of antibiotics and other modern medicines, and lower rates of extreme poverty, are exactly what most people think of when they think of factors that impact life expectancy, and it’s blatant cherry-picking to say we ought to treat them as inadmissible.

It turns out that, after controlling for life expectancy, moderns live about as long as Medieval peasants did.


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#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #history #death tw #fun with statistics