@jgh0sh@nicholaschen__ I tried that but the level of explanation was so much worse than when you ask a strong model on high effort in the chat interface. It constantly tried to make things short or imitate "natural" speech, sacrificing a lot of details and extra context you get in the text box.
@Nadav_Eyal Nadav, with respect, why would you use AI to generate the text for your articles? I understand catching typos and mistakes, but at this level - it makes it tiring to read after a certain point because of all this air bubbling up throughout the text.
@ChristophGockel@PassiveSphere@sergeynazarovx If you come from a number of countries outside the EU, sometimes becoming a citizen of a state that allows broader freedom of travel (not to mention other perks) may be the sensible or necessary first step, even if that first country you found yourself in isn't optimal.
@jackfriks If it's the unexplainably bloated system data, try running
sudo du -sh /System/Volumes/Data/.Spotlight-V100
df -h /
These are safe to delete, macs just rebuilds these spotlight volumes slowly overtime
@richten_nach@AbuDaraja Well, this is Twitter after all ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Maybe that's the part that he wanted to emphasize, and maybe that's fine? There is no shortage of coverage placing the blame squarely on the IDF with seemingly no consideration as to Hamas' part in all of this.
In an alternative universe with a U.S. administration that included people who can read a full page of text (or two), they could learn a lot from reading some of his work, e.g. "Nuclear Folly" and "Yalta: The Price of Peace".
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@richten_nach I think you're wrong to think it's a non-issue. You may be a discerning reader, many other people are not. Mistakes like these - genuine or not, - put lives at risk. This is one of the reasons that reporting standards exist and must be upheld, especially at prized publications.
@richten_nach Well, for a reporter, such a formulation is unprofessional and it undermines trust. I appreciate her later clarification, but she hasn't deleted or corrected her original statement. I do trust that the full edited copy of her article would have this filtered out.
@richten_nach To your point - I don't deny that this is terrifying to civilians nearby. I'm talking about what she wrote - words have meaning, and she writes for the NYT, not her personal blog. What she wrote is factually incorrect - these were targeted strikes. It's a glaring error.
@richten_nach Their latest pod is the epitome of not understanding the fundamental things that shaped the outcome, not to say hard listening over their whimpering. Also, I seem to remember they were in on the denial of Biden's age for a pretty long time, if not up right up to that debate.
@richten_nach I stand corrected, it does it read it in an expanded version, though she's manipulating the quote somewhat. It starts off by listing "*Russian narratives*" and then lists the other items (language etc.). Which only bolsters my second point as far as I'm concerned.
@richten_nach Did you open the link itself? First of all, the manifesto doesn't read what the author of the tweet claimed that it reads. Secondly, the made up quote, despite being made up, is largely correct. Thirdly, the manifesto itself taken as a whole is rather sensible.