Just don’t use a VPN when creating an account, since reddit will likely flag the account as a bot/spammer.

You can and should use a VPN normally after you’ve created the account. Might be smart to wait a week or so after making the account to start using it on your personal devices though, just to seem less suspicious. Also, make sure you have MAC address randomization and no stored cookies if using the account on the same devices that you used with your banned account.

Go to a library, create an account on the public computer there with whatever email works. Creating accounts on VPNs with non-mainstream email addresses draws suspicion.

Sounds like a precursor to the “simple eyes” seen in invertebrates today https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_eye_in_invertebrates

Or parietal eyes in vertebrates https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parietal_eye

LLMs have no more beliefs than a parrot does. They just repeat whatever opinions/biases exist in their training data. Although, that’s not too different from humans in some respects.

Even if you log back in to opt out, you can probably assume whatever data you gave them is already being used for AI. Best to abandon Meta and let it implode by itself.

Check out PostmarketOS for older machines/phones too. I got it working on an old Microsoft surface RT that would have been e-waste otherwise

Neat, but one needs to also trust that google isn’t an adversary

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

So if I have two machines running the same local LLM and I pass a prompt between them, I’ve achieved data compression by transmitting the prompt rather than the LLM’s expected response to the prompt? That’s what I’m understanding from the article.

Neat idea, but what if you want to transmit some information that an LLM can’t tokenize and generate accurately?

Wow, so brave

Saw some good engineering textbooks on there too. Great job.

A few years ago at the place I used to work, a former spacex employee who worked closely with Musk had mentioned this same story. Crazy that he had to convince his boss that no, it is highly unlikely that somebody shot at your rocket (at least at the time).

You guys actually allow websites to send you notifications? Pretty much every site that has asked me to allow notifications is one that I wouldn’t want notifications from.

I’ll tell my AI agent to go into the registry and disable itself.

Its communication via Old Greg

This happened less than a year ago. Doubt regulators have done much since then https://apnews.com/article/chatbot-ai-lawsuit-suicide-teen-artificial-intelligence-9d48adc572100822fdbc3c90d1456bd0

Seems like the flat-earthers or sovereign citizens of this century

What you ask for is impossible to prove, let alone test, without a rigorous definition of “insightful” or “accurate”.

I really like heliboard. It works without network permissions, has autocorrect, and can do emojis