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Ooft, Crémieux is Rude AF. Yeah that is not on.
I do not understand how some people still have the year 9 attitude that paraphrasing an entire work from a single source somehow does not count as plagiarism
YetiBeets@lemmy.worldto World News@lemmy.world•Donald Trump is not joking about making Canada the 51st state, Justin Trudeau warns in hot mic commentsEnglish121·3 months agoAustralians are pissed. We have been right with the yanks in “America 1st” for decades and we get looked over again
YetiBeets@lemmy.worldto You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK in the U.S., you can buy produce directly from black farmers and they will ship it to you. It can cost less than your supermarket and will piss off people in power.6·3 months agoOkay, buy produce from your black neighbors then.
Whats the problem?
YetiBeets@lemmy.worldto LocalLLaMA@sh.itjust.works•Why llms are suprisingly good at math, and what it means to process language.English4·3 months agoThere is a difference between arithmetic and MATH.
They all can’t do division (because of tokenization) but deepseek can’t pretty accurately explain how to change the basis for a linear vector system
YetiBeets@lemmy.worldto LocalLLaMA@sh.itjust.works•Why llms are suprisingly good at math, and what it means to process language.English6·3 months agoThere is a difference between arithmetic and Maths, LLMs cannot do arithmetic, but the thinking models are really quite good at mathematics these days.
YetiBeets@lemmy.worldtodynomight internet forum@lemmy.world•Algorithmic ranking is unfairly malignedEnglish1·3 months agoI built a personalised reccomendation algo for a specific part of my RSS feed a little while back.
I was subbed to the RSS feed for arXiv, and used a small local LLM model to rank the research papers relevance to my research based on reading my research bio and the paper abstract.
Works pretty well, but im not sure how to generalize it beyond that niche application.
https://caffeineandlasers.neocities.org/blogs/ChiScraperIntroduction
There is an interesting copunter-arument when it comes to euthanasia, (which you did not mention but ties in nicely with the consenting adults bit)
The libertarian / liberal view is bodily autonomy / consenting adults we should allow it.
The counter-argument however, is that by even introducing it as a possibility, you change how people interact with other possibilities. E.g. in my country the state pays for healthcare, and the money for euthanasia will certainly come out of the healthcare budget. So every year, some accountant will have to decide how much money to earmark for euthanasia, and how much for treatment. Killing people is a lot cheaper than healing them, so you will inevitably end up creating a pressure on some people to take euthanasia when they otherwise wouldn’t have (Because the money which used to go to treatment, has now been redirected to killing them)
I suspect you can construct a similar argument about kidney selling. As long as you have an environment where it is legal, it disincentives power structures from exploring the options which would make it no longer necessary.