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cwmoore··on What Rose Petals Teach Us about Induction
1*0=0
cwmoore··on You Opened a Credit Card. ICE Now Knows Where You Live
I take that as a compliment
cwmoore··on You Opened a Credit Card. ICE Now Knows Where You Live
You are correct in that the statement was overbroad, but clearly there is a difference in the volume of information now from the 1980s, when mandatory sentencing became law.

I used it to illustrate the point I have made about the effects of the trend.

Glad you understood that.

cwmoore··on “We have information that Moonshot distilled Fable for the development of K3”
Will it?
cwmoore··on You Opened a Credit Card. ICE Now Knows Where You Live
Not at all the same. You didn’t have central databases for HR or apartment property management, background checks for cellphones, lots of interstate data connected with your PII.

I’m not sure if you’re kidding.

cwmoore··on Terence Tao's ChatGPT conversation about the Jacobian Conjecture counterexample
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cwmoore··on “We have information that Moonshot distilled Fable for the development of K3”
I still believe taxing the bots, and implementing actual UBI, would address both problems.
cwmoore··on You Opened a Credit Card. ICE Now Knows Where You Live
Not unrelated, this kind of information augments all kinda of law enforcement, greatly increasing the lifetime consequences of convictions, though sentencing penalties have remained the same.

Last century, a year in jail ended after the year. Now it is still there for every job application, lease, and loan you might take out in life.

The justice industry benefits with easy information, punishments are amplified and permanent, but crimes keep happening.

Let’s reconsider whether our medieval system benefits society or simply controls and exploits it.

cwmoore··on Advertise in ChatGPT
Taxing the bots for UBI would help more people than it would harm.
cwmoore··on Advertise in ChatGPT
Sure, so then what does society do with all of the cheap energy? Human nature is still there. Among other things, leads directly to discarding even more plastic junk wherever it’s convenient and no one complains too much.
cwmoore··on Five tech giants are hiding $1.6T in AI debt, using the trick that toppled Enron
I am offering NFTs for https://ouruboroi.com/qr/9d1c15

How do you think I got this island?

cwmoore··on What does the Riemann zeta function have to do with the distribution of primes?
It was off-topic already. You driving it further is obsessive and ill-intended.
cwmoore··on My husbands suicide shows theres something very wrong with US insurance industry
Don't leave out jails, without insurance and significant funds, that's what democracy has decided for you.
cwmoore··on What does the Riemann zeta function have to do with the distribution of primes?
What you call rotten attitudes seemed like fairly thoughtfully doing the research you left out of an opaque and off-topic character determination.

Read-only or read never is looking wiser than it did a few years ago.

cwmoore··on What does the Riemann zeta function have to do with the distribution of primes?
I am not upset. It is obviously obstusely, impenetrably vague. What is your problem?
cwmoore··on What does the Riemann zeta function have to do with the distribution of primes?
Is it not obvious? Replace “fairly despicable” with “white nationalist” instead of whatever anyone might imagine could make a mathematician despicable?
cwmoore··on Where B2B Buyers Ask on Reddit: 30 Days of Scan Data
:) did I get downvoted for quoting AI generated text?
cwmoore··on I Stopped "Creating Content"
I don’t think it is majority of the value created, but it might have to be a significant portion of the value expended to make it worthwhile at all.
cwmoore··on Texas Police Spent $4.5M on Four Chevy Tahoes
High certainty statement, where did you get that from?
cwmoore··on Where B2B Buyers Ask on Reddit: 30 Days of Scan Data
< 150 in 30 days? I thought Reddit was popular.

Who wrote this?

“ I'll keep pulling this data. If there's a specific cut you'd want to see — a different vertical, engagement over time, how scores correlate with anything — tell me and I'll dig it out of the next month's worth.”

cwmoore··on Texas Police Spent $4.5M on Four Chevy Tahoes
Have you asserted or waived your rights? You may have the right to consult an attorney.
cwmoore··on Land Atlas – soil, farmability, and crop analysis for land listings
I like the idea but I wonder if your market might be larger still by including precipitation and sunlight, elevation, tax rates, and distance from highways.
cwmoore··on Fable 5 vs. GPT-5.6 Sol on an NP-Hard Problem: Does /goal help?
I do not know the whole picture, but if you are asking for blind one-shot CSS, you might benefit from wiring the model to take screenshots of various end-browsers and discuss them as you iterate.

Offering freelance estimates for CSS design changes before frameworks were around was a problem.

cwmoore··on Prioritize mental health, and why communication is so important
I mean...from "superstitious zealots" to follow Jesus in the same line is a sign that something is not working and it isn't all in fun, right? Would you expect zero ongoing issues to arise from years of pharma-funded tough love messaging?
cwmoore··on Three ways people respond to a problem (other than solving it)
The homeless provide a visible incentive to work harder and pay more in rent, and property owners and other taxpayers certainly engage city services (mostly enforcement) in competitive battle for the big bucks. There’s a lot of unrecognized coercion built into the incentive structure underneath the f** y* money tiers. About 50,000,000 hours every day are spent in incarceration, and however many salaries for corrections jobs. The same kinds of system have been around since medieval times.
cwmoore··on Three ways people respond to a problem (other than solving it)
I am not aware of any real tests of effectiveness of these organizations, but I am a huge proponent of progressive UBI so that the systems might actually serve people with chronic or recurring need and not simply being dragged along. What we do as a democracy is cede the status quo to paternalistically penalizing the poor out of contention, and is pretty ethically corrupted bh it’s own effectiveness.
cwmoore··on Three ways people respond to a problem (other than solving it)
Jail time is a sure spiral into unemployment and homelessness, privations, and more jailtime.
cwmoore··on Detecting LLM-Generated Texts with “Classical” Machine Learning
Erstwhile elsewhere whilst among the midst of the unbeknownst, someone is singing along to Taylor Swift songs I would not recognize. In a democracy of ideas, it is the lightning and not the cloud that makes it thunder. You Britons do sound smart.
cwmoore··on Apple targets dozens of OpenAI employees with legal letters
I can only wonder what percentage of human conceptual abilities are expended on rebuttal.
cwmoore··on The Three-Second Theft: Why AI Voice Fraud Outruns Every Defence
Compare to enticing youth, compounded over decades
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