Chuckles the Clown strikes again

I thought FUD was a cryptobro term.

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As so often happens:
“We’re just tired of these THOUGHT POLICE and want to make a place where we can finally just hang out and be comfortable without the fun police hanging over our shoulders censoring every word we’re free speech warriors come join us we’re better”
Turned out to mean:
“I want to be an asshole, you have no rights whatsoever, that’s a given and fuck you, and if anyone EVER infringes on any of my rights real or imagined in any way no matter how trivial, I will throw a hissy fit of thermonuclear proportions”
(I’m just assuming that this PTB is indicative of hilariouschaos / exploding-heads in general, I don’t have a very strong read on what they’re about. But I think it is a safe working theory.)
- HC is not exploding heads. The actions of a community do not represent the instance itself.
  You are welcome to start your own community on HC and moderate it as you see fit.
  
  The actions of a community do not represent the instance itself.
  Yeah, no, they do. That's kind of the point of administration. By allowing actions to take place on the instance, those actions can become representative of the instance. The fact that you're an inattentive or uncaring administrator doesn't absolve you of the actions taken under your watch.
  
  HC is not exploding heads.
  Yes it is.
  The actions of a community do not represent the instance itself.
  I mean that's fair, but also, this is the #2 community there. The #1 community is an AI news summary place made by a person I find notably weird and disagreeable.
  You are welcome to start your own community on HC and moderate it as you see fit.
  Yeah, I'll get right on that. It sounds delightful.
  
  Bro why u hating on my bot? What did it do?
  I find you notably weird and disagreeable.
  
  Bro why u hating on my bot? What did it do?
  AI news summaries even when done by big professional software companies have a big habit of getting stuff wrong. It's not ideal. There are plenty of news communities on Lemmy including some automated ones.
  If you want a little AI project, I'd be happy to work with you on my project of a community where people can argue with each other and an AI moderator will judge who's being good-faith in their conduct, sort of referee the discussion to help reduce the "there's no way to have a 'debate' if the other person's committing to just being an evasive bad-faith cunt about it" problem. That, I think would be a good addition to the space, and I thought about how to do it a little bit already.
  I find you notably weird and disagreeable.
  Yeah, probably right on both counts.
  I actually just clicked on your user and took a quick look over, searching for some kind of misdemeanor I could criticize you for, and I couldn't find anything. I just remember you being super rude sometimes and saying deliberately inflammatory stuff, but that's all, and maybe that isn't the end of the world.
  
  project of a community where people can argue with each other and an AI moderator will judge who’s being good-faith in their conduct, sort of referee the discussion to help reduce the “there’s no way to have a ‘debate’ if the other person’s committing to just being an evasive bad-faith cunt about it” problem.
  Any ways to follow this project? This is a concept I've also thought about. Would probably work to prompt various simple yes/no questions about a comment and what it's responding to like, "is it likely they didn't read it", "does it address the central point" and then do stuff with the results
  
  It hasn't gone past the "idea" stage. I have an unfortunate habit of talking up all kinds of fancy stuff I want to do and only following through on like 20% of it, but I do think something like that would be a really good idea. If I do wind up executing on it I will reach out.
  And yes, I think having multiple prompts to sort of analyze the comments thread and progress towards conclusions about it is the way to go. I was mucking around with, I think, a four-prompt setup to keep the LLM from going too far off the rails or try to bite off too much of the analysis at once (and also, to stop it from wanting to be "fair to everyone" which it seems like it otherwise really wants to do because of how it's been trained to be supposedly-neutral).
  
  Thankfully I got an entire lemmy community to correct the incorrect summaries. Although the error rate is pretty low and most errors come from the web scraper having issues not the ai.
  I like that idea u would want to use a dolphin finetuned model as they are uncensored and thus have significantly less bias. U might struggle to get the ai to evaluate the badfsithness and not the arguments points itself tho.
  I'm don't say deliberately inflammatory stuff I just say what I believe and sometimes people agree sometimes they don't. I can be quite rude but I try to only do that when people are attacking me and not my argument.
  
  U might struggle to get the ai to evaluate the badfsithness and not the arguments points itself tho.
  Yeah. When I was mucking around with it, I had to progress in very specific stages, having the LLM sort of implement a specific algorithm, not letting it have too much free rein or else it'll do all kinds of weird stuff.
  
  Are u using langchain u can make a whole pipeline of actions with it.
  
  I like your bot, man. Ignore him. I don't even like most bots, but yours does great.
  Not only that, but his instance has bots too, so he's a hypocrite.
  
  You are free to dislike anything of course, but that doesn't make us something we're not.
  
  But then they'd have to have a community there? Idk why anyone would want to have one there
  
  What's wrong with having a community there? What are you afraid of?
  
  Being associated with it. Or anything possiblely associated with crypto or nazis
  
  By the same logic you would have to start a perpetual witch hunt on all instances - after all, they could be anywhere.
  HC (the instance) does not support any side of the political debate. I guess that's intolerable.
  
  it's too political to be against nazis isn't great argument for getting people there
  
  We do not tolerate content that a nazi would post (e.g. calls for violence, discrimination based on race, etc).
  What do you understand by "nazi"?
  
  implying Nazis are just a “side of the political debate”
  Elsewhere in this thread, accusing the enemy of doing exactly what they are doing.
  Emphasizes to the point of nausea that they are categorically neutral and unbiased
  Twisting words, appeal to ideological principle (“intolerable”), and other bad faith arguments.
  Yep, that’s a rightwing instance alright.
  
  A conservative community =/= the nazis. Also most of the accounts posting there are not even HC users.
  Can you show me an example of nazi content on HC?
  
  Oh, let’s add strawmanning to that list
  Live footage of the admin trying to do damage control:
  
  So where's the example of this nazi content?
  I have been known to add fuel to a fire.
  
  Bullshit like this happening to me, for one. I also wouldn't want a community on lemmy.world or slrpnk for the same reason: Because then, not only would I be associating myself with their brand, but I would also be subject to having weird stuff happen to my community because of decisions by admins I don't trust.
  
  I'm on the record here that you would be free to moderate as you wish, so long as instance rules are adhered to - just like everyone else.

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