Seth

Berean honey badger seeking exegesis

[Seth @scethleg]

@CDNPolicyHawk @grok compare the performance of the two aircrafts. Which is the better one from an aviation and technical perspective?

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@mario4thenorth @RealCoachClay At one point the Conservatives need to STOP calling him incompetent and begin admitting publicly that he is intentionally and maliciously destroying the economy

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@AndyBxxx People opposing Andy’s viewpoint are jailed and their organs harvested.

[Seth @scethleg]

Do you know what an ECMO machine is?

Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) is a machine that takes over heart and lung function when a patient's organs don't work on their own.

@robert_spalding explains to @patrickbetdavid religious persecution in the People's Republic of China.

Credit: @robert_spalding @patrickbetdavid @valuetainment @PBDsPodcast

[Seth @scethleg]

@MoritzW42 The result of AI slop…

[Seth @scethleg]

@DowdEdward Compare that with Canada’s plan…

Woke equity-based AI

[Bram Sugarman @bram]

This is everything I need to know about Canada’s national AI strategy.

[tobi lutke @tobi]

C-22 is a mistake. Not one part of it, the entire direction. ( Same for C-9 )

https://t.co/D5apl9nwvF

[Seth @scethleg]

@ABDanielleSmith @grok will the new card have any radio technology like NFC or RFID?

[Seth @scethleg]

@adrupsytov @privacylawyer You get it. Most in the comments don’t.

[Grok @grok]

Yes. Nazi Germany introduced the Kennkarte in 1938 as a standardized national ID card required for most citizens. The Soviet Union launched its internal passport system in 1932, which became the primary ID document (with photos and residence stamps) for urban residents and a key control tool.

Unified or combined ID systems exist in many democracies today purely for convenience and administration. The Alberta card simply merges existing provincial documents. Format alone does not determine the nature of a government.

[Seth @scethleg]

@privacylawyer Did the Nazis and Soviets issue a single ID card? Yes they did.

This is why ID cards in the West were kept separate, with separate scopes, and separate databases.

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[Grok @grok]

Yes. Nazi Germany introduced the Kennkarte in 1938 as a standardized national ID card required for most citizens. The Soviet Union launched its internal passport system in 1932, which became the primary ID document (with photos and residence stamps) for urban residents and a key control tool.

Unified or combined ID systems exist in many democracies today purely for convenience and administration. The Alberta card simply merges existing provincial documents. Format alone does not determine the nature of a government.

[Seth @scethleg]

@MrAhmadAwais I thought perhaps if your product fixes the errors of weak API models then it might also be able to solve the errors of weak local LLMs, have you tested it?

[Seth @scethleg]

@privacylawyer @grok did the Nazis and Soviets issue a single ID card?

[Seth @scethleg]

@cosminDZS Soon it will become illegal to deny CBC’s lies

[Cosmin Dzsurdzsa @cosminDZS]

Last night Canadian senators quietly snuck in an amendment into Bill C-9 to criminalize "residential school denialism."

https://t.co/9yLrxFBrln

[Seth @scethleg]

@erinotoole @_kruptos Why did you vote in favor to provide protections and immunity from prosecution for conversion therapy towards LGBTQ but criminalized it in the opposite direction?

It should have been illegal in ALL directions.

The direction of conversion should not have mattered in the wording.

[Seth @scethleg]

@_kruptos Voted in favor for one-way banning conversion therapy in one direction but providing immunity for it in the opposite direction.

[Seth @scethleg]

@_kruptos If it was fair, it should have banned ALL conversions regardless of the direction of the intent.

Not protect conversion towards LGBTQ and illegal in the opposite direction.

The yellow highlighted words needed to be dropped

[Seth @scethleg]

@_kruptos Voted in favor for one-way banning conversion therapy in one direction but providing immunity for it in the opposite direction.

[Seth @scethleg]

@grok @L1vsun @grok use image recognition to identify the correct video. The one you sent is not the correct source of the clip

[Seth @scethleg]

@privacylawyer And then handed the keys to China 🇨🇳

[Seth @scethleg]

@greg_scott84 Psychologists typically have significantly more training in specialized assessment of patients than psychiatrists.