@infrecursion1@Yampeleg@dwarkesh_sp So it may be the case that the average person would rather see a Taylor Swift interview than a Zuckerberg interview, but Dwarkesh’s podcast is largely a podcast for nerds who would rather see our fellow nerd guests
@RichDecibels I’ve felt the same way, and I think some platforms should be like this, but the solution they came up with is extreme censorship to the extent that even harmless comments are often removed. This is not good for the internet overall, even if anonymity does increase toxicity
@RealAliakeel@advaithj1 Because they’re doing a bad job of making it extremely clear that Google won’t say who said what, it’ll just say what was said, so people are worried their edgy jokes in a server they got banned from in 2019 will come back to haunt them
@tenobrus The point of having punishment is not retribution for the sake of retribution. The point is to have a system that dissuades people from committing crimes.
@hecubian_devil All you need is one 3D printer with the ability to print literally anything, including food and itself, and you eliminate poverty and everyone is effectively a billionaire
@A_leaif@Wow35551 This is literally generative AI. People need to use a different term to describe the thing they hate because generative AI is broader than just image gen, text gen, video gen, and audio gen
@JD__Hayes@gfodor This comment just makes me think even more that you should read lots of books on the hard problem of consciousness. Having confidence you can rise to a challenge is great, but you clearly do not know what you’re talking about, so keep that confidence to yourself
@chonkychihuahua What’s the point of being unnecessarily mean? Just be impressed when people say impressive things and they get to feel good and they will like you more, plus putting people down unnecessarily makes you a worse person