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Because unlike the dictator, consequences can actually cripple a normal person's life.

If it helps, I think the amount of actually evil people is much lower, rather the evil peoples propaganda worked on around that percentage of the populous.

Yeaaaaa and I don't disagree lol

Completely agree, but be prepared to be dog piled for stating it in some places lol

Kinda implying people born to idiot parents can't overcome and disagree with their idiocy.

A vast majority of people on lemmy can't separate the art from the artists (or the people who enjoy the art while acknowledging the shittiness of the artists)

I hope that's not the case, seems like it could be a train wreck.

On the other hand...it would make modding easier.

It's funny you say a child, as a kid at that time on 4chan (yeah yeah) it didn't come across as a "child" as they were older then me at the time.

Dark humor be like that though.

There is, but that distinction also applies to AI creations, you can clearly see (or maybe you haven't yet?) it's not simply regurgitating, it can fundamentally transform its dataset with what it outputs. Just like humans, we can just straight copy someone else and claim it as our own but that's obviously just copying right? I don't understand why AntiAI people can't see the difference.

Yeah, I hate the direction crypto has gone, been following BTC since 2011 and the intent has been distorted beyond recognition. I'm not sure of the landscape these days for mining, but it absolutely was a majority individuals rather then corporations, it was literally all self host. Even ASICs are still intended to be ran at home, people aren't paying other people to mine for them.

Look into it further, while yes gigantic megacorp server farms are obviously going to be generally better performance wise, that's not really an argument against self host open source alternatives for things that do not require that amount of processing power. Plus there's a lot of potential use cases for smaller localLLMs running directly on relatively low power devices (like our smartphones)

Depends on the type of community, forums it's potentially disruptive since it bumps it to the top. Redsit/Lemmy style it matters less.

I certainly would advocate against archiving Lemmy posts in a way that "locks" them, I can't tell you how many times an old reddit post shows up in a search result and helpful newer replies with the most recent information is still getting added sporadically.

Probably too old a reference for most lol

It's more like a new keyboard comes out and people all complain that it's not a piano.