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Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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Now that you frame it that way, I'm surprised "lose" didn't evolve to be pronounced like "Lowe's"

I hate discussions like these because then I start reading words in weird ways and then I look at words as a random jumble of letters that don't even seem like words anymore. Is that just me? :)

Some people pay a lot of money to achieve that state of mind.

Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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It doesn't make sense to have "lose" pronounced as it is. We have rose, pose, dose, nose all pronounced with ō. And then you have lose pronounced as loo͞z. It feels natural to put two O's in there when you write it.

English is not a rules-based language, esp wrt pronunciation. Words can be pronounced as anything.

... at the mental cost of the reader.

Do you not want people to read what you write?

Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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I’m guessing most cases of loose/lose switch happen when English isn’t someone’s first language.

Indeed, but other languages have been around forever whereas I've seen this particular misspelling a ton in the last year and rarely before that.

I've noticed it for much longer than a year ago, it's been a thing for awhile now. Especially online, which may lend credence to the idea of it occurring most with those who didn't grow up writing English, but even with native writers it seems to be occurring more and more.

Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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Its because you sound like someone living in a bubble. There is very similar tone across maga apologists. And it just gets tiring to engage with. 1. Someone will take the bait and quote some facts. 2. The maga apologists will say 'fake news'. I don't accept those sources. 3. There will be some back and forth without convincing anybody. 4. Maybe some speculation that this is a right wing bot. 5. Eventually the argumen…

the original commenter is correct in that at the time of commenting he was downvoted without a valid argument transaction having completed. i dont believe that tone policing has any effect in this instance, outside of virtue signalling

A transaction can't complete if one were never opened.

I am wrapping this comment thread in a finally and returning.

Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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Well, no. There was an interlude and now an even faster acceleration into madness, incompetence, grift and hypocrisy.

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The Biden administration didn’t cripple the government, kidnap heads of state, start yet another war in the Middle East, deploy a paramilitary that killed US citizens and terrorized countless more. Biden didn’t use the office to enrich himself or sabotage alliances that took decades to build or routinely violate civil rights. This administration has been an embarrassment at best and it’s not even halfway through.

Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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post #336

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The Biden administration didn’t cripple the government, kidnap heads of state, start yet another war in the Middle East, deploy a paramilitary that killed US citizens and terrorized countless more. Biden didn’t use the office to enrich himself or sabotage alliances that took decades to build or routinely violate civil rights. This administration has been an embarrassment at best and it’s not even halfway through.

not to mention The President begging Iran to open something via social media at 2:00am…

not even third-world country’s citizens get to live through that kind of embarrasment and humiliation.

Re: NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist

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NSA never cared about rules.

if I recall correctly, the NSA was created specifically with the idea that Congress would not be aware of it.

That's incredibly stupid. Every part of the nsa, to include its progenitor organization went through congressional review and lawmaking. Incredibly stupid
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