SomeGuy69

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[–] SomeGuy69 6 points 1 week ago

I want one. Looks funny

[–] SomeGuy69 14 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

Yes, there is a degeneration of replies, the longer a conversation goes. Maybe this student kind of hit the jackpot by triggering a fiction writer reply inside the dataset. It is reproducible in a similar way as the student did, by asking many questions and at a certain point you'll notice that even simple facts get wrong. I personally have observed this with chatgpt multiple times. It's easier to trigger by using multiple similar but non related questions, as if the AI tries to push the wider context and chat history into the same LLM training "paths" but burns them out, blocks them that way and then tries to find a different direction, similar to the path electricity from a lightning strike can take.

[–] SomeGuy69 9 points 1 week ago

Yeah that's pretty bad. We all know you can bait LLMs to spit out some evil stuff, but that they do it on their own is scary.

[–] SomeGuy69 4 points 1 week ago (7 children)
[–] SomeGuy69 1 points 1 week ago

I like the X on top of the bird. Nice

[–] SomeGuy69 8 points 1 week ago

I unintentionally did this once. I still feel bad about it 7 years later. But hey, I won.

[–] SomeGuy69 22 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

Also people who didn't vote at all, are at minimum fine with Trump and not against him.

[–] SomeGuy69 15 points 1 week ago

Where does the believe even originate from, that Redditors are any different than Lemmings? Basically the same people minus the youngest, because they stick with using Reddit. They might or might not migrate eventually.

Make communities here bigger by contributing and spread the word of Reddit alternative. Make search engines find Lemmy content and then it goes on it's own. I guess Bluesky will push the Fediverse, but I wonder how long people will stick to a Twitter esque when they could have Lemmy full text conversations and tree structures?

[–] SomeGuy69 13 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

Politician hardly talk to the crowd with direct words, because it requires a level of nationalism and populism to still be convincing. A lot of solutions aren't nice to the common folks. Take taxes for instance, most don't like paying them. And if there are hard times and there's just one person who promises you a better life, it's compelling to follow. Hitler had a certain way of talking that made you feel emotions, in a time of desperation. And he promised solutions by declaring enemies.

Not to start with US politics here, but you can certainly look at how Trump talks and you see the same playbook. The same similarities. The same way of seeking for an enemy and also the false promises. Others talk like him too, but this is so recent.

[–] SomeGuy69 5 points 1 week ago (1 children)

I fully agree. So much sadness, seeing the uninformed, doing the same mistakes we warn for every day. It's depressing, because even if you try to look at the brighter side and at the larger part of people who are kind and anti fascism. To know that group dynamics could destroy all of this in a year. Humans are capable of the worst, even when they believe in acting in good faith. Truth is, we humans are too easily manipulated and fear of isolation when standing up to the crowd makes people cowards. What is "good" is sadly just a matter of perspective and not even a question about quantity. When times get dire, the people will follow the easy solution.

[–] SomeGuy69 2 points 1 week ago

You don't have to be able nor smart, to destroy.

[–] SomeGuy69 1 points 1 week ago

We should try to give it a friend.

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