What a ridiculous response, the dye's link to cancer has been known for decades. The EU banned use of it in 1994, over thirty years ago, and its already banned in China and Japan. Trying to paint a government ban of a known carcinogen as "big daddy government running peoples lives" is pure idiocy.
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He had a severe benzo addiction and rather than going through the normal treatment of tapering off use, he opted for an experimental treatment offered in Russia where he was instead placed in a medically induced coma to avoid the worst of the withdrawals. This had other side effects though and he later described having to relearn basic motor functions after being awoken, so who knows what else that did to him.
This comment reads kind of weird, as if you feel personally snubbed that they "ignored" your concerns when in reality the app developers just had different ideas about what direction the app would go in.
Like, that's totally fine! At the end of the day if you were only interested in a replacement SMS app then Signal just wasn't for you. As someone whose primary interest is the security and privacy guaranteed by Signal not only encrypting messages but also message metadata (something Google's RCS explicitly does NOT do) I'm perfectly satisfied with how it functions.
That said, I don't care about stickers or the weird crypto integration, but it satisfies my other needs and includes a desktop client to boot, so I have nothing to complain about.
The actual local model for R1 (the 671b one) does give that output because some of the censorship is baked into the training data. You're probably referring to the smaller parameter models which don't have that censorship--because those models are distilled versions of R1 based on llama and qwen (the 1.5b, 7b, 8b, 14b, 32b, and 70b versions)
You can see a more in-depth discussion of that here: trigger warning: neoliberal techbros