Haha, don’t project your own problems onto me, man.

You’re still confusing the two sentences. Haah, why do I even bother?

Can you not tell the difference between the sentence “blame him for being a man” with “blame all his problems on him being a man”?

True, both are sexist, but they literally mean different things. You’re just proving again how you can’t read.

Try reading from the start again, and maybe you’d finally be able to grasp some form of understanding. Good luck.

You really can’t read, can you? My comment is simple enough it would take a cock-up of epic proportions to not get my point.

You’re pissy, jaded and uncomfortable with the concept of being wrong. Classic men shit.

Here you go.

Again, so you think the solution to someone that self harms is to blame them for performing the act. You’re a genius, you know that?

Well, you see, only his anecdote has any value, anybody else’s is just an anecdote and therefore doesn’t count.

You seem to lack empathy.

You just blamed all his so-called issues on him being a man. The question is can you read your own comment or do you just type out sentences that you yourself don’t understand?

Ok, so the solution to men feeling too scared to open up about their mental health enough to rely on something as unreliable as ChatGPT is for you to victim blame them?

you’re willing to hop to “human thought is just an advanced chatbot” on scant evidence.

Not what I said, my point is that humans are organic probabilistic thinking machine and LLMs are just an imitation of that. And your assertion that an LLM is never ever gonna be similar to how the brain works is based on what evidence, again?

You want proof of that? Take a look at yourself. Are you a floating brain stem or being with limbs?

At even the most reductive and tech bro-ish, healthy humans are self-fueling, self-healing, autonomous, communicating, feeling, seeing, laughing, dancing, creative organic robots with GI built-in.

Even if a person one day creates a robot with all or most of these capabilities and worthy of considering having rights, we still won’t be the organic version of that robot. We’ll still be human.

What the hell are you even rambling about? Its like you completely ignored my previous comment, since you’re still going on about robots.

Bro, don’t hallucinate an argument I never made, please. I’m only discussing about how the human mind works, yet here you are arguing about human limbs and what it means to be human?

I’m not interested in arguing against someone who’s more interested with inventing ghosts to argue with instead of looking at what I actually said.

And again, go take your own advice and maybe go to therapy or something.

Humans are absolutely more special than organic thinking machines. I’ll go a step further and say all living creatures are more special than that.

Show your proof, then. I’ve already said what I need to say about this topic.

If humans are simply thought processes or our productive output then once you have a machine capable of thinking similarly (btw chatbots aren’t that and likely never will be) then you can feel free to dispose of humanity.

We have no idea how humans think, yet you’re so confident that LLMs don’t and never will be similar? Are you the Techbro now, because you’re speaking so confidently on something that I don’t think can be proven at this moment. I typically associate that with Techbros trying to sell their products. Also, why are you talking about disposing humanity? Your insecurity level is really concerning.

Understanding how the human brain works is a wonderful thing that will let us unlock better treatment for mental health issues. Being able to understand them fully means we should also be able to replicate them to a certain extent. None of this involves disposing humans.

It’s a nice precursor to damning humanity to die so that you can have your robot army take over the world.

This is just more of you projecting your insecurity onto me and accusing me of doing things you fear. All I’ve said was that humans thoughts are also probabilistic based on the little we know of them. The fact that your mind wander so far off into thoughts about me justifying a robot army takeover of the world is just you letting your fear run wild into the realm of conspiracy theory. Take a deep breathe and maybe take your own advice and go touch some grass.

Who’s a techbro, the fact that you can’t even have a discussion without resorting to repeating a meme two comments in a row and accusing someone with a label so you can stop thinking critically is really funny.

Is it techbro of me to think that pushing AI into every product is stupid? Is it tech bro of me to not assume immediately that humans are so much more special than simply organic thinking machines? You say I’m being reductive, degrading, and dehumanising, but that’s all simply based on your insecurity.

I was simply being realistic based on the little we know of the human brain and how it works, it is pretty much that until we discover this special something that makes you think we’re better than other neural networks. Without this discovery, your insistence is based on nothing more than your own desire to feel special.

Is that why you love saying touch grass so much? Because it’s your own personal style and not because you think it’s a popular thing to say?

Or is it because you learned the fucking concept and not because it’s been expressed too commonly in your “training data”? Honestly, it just sounds like you’ve heard too many people use that insult successfully and now you can’t help but probabilistically express it after each comment lol.

Maybe stop parroting other people and projecting that onto me and maybe you’d sound more convincing.

Is there a way to regenerate AI tags for bookmarks that failed to do so? I couldn’t find that option in the settings.

How easy is setting up an sqlite container as opposed to just connecting to an existing postgres container network? Genuine question since I’ve never tried using sqlite before.

But that’s exactly how we learn stuff, as well. Artificial neural networks are modelled after how our neuron affect each other while we learn and store memories.

And is tariffs a new idea or something you recycled from what you’ve heard before about tariffs?

Then, unfortunately, you’re even less self-aware than the average LLM chatbot.