Freedumbs

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by Freedumbs 4mo ago
When you label anything with an electrical current AI, ignore all copyright, then cite AI as cause for layoffs ... what do you expect? It's all vibes. Qwen released "world models" that are video processing models instructed t
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by Freedumbs 4mo ago
This is correct and certain subjects are very close to if not impossible like "use versus mention", but LLM security isn't impossible. WAFs are real and have existed for a long time. Input text produces various signals and ca
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by Freedumbs 4mo ago
Does anyone consider Musk a nerd? He's more into marketing than GOOGL.
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by Freedumbs 4mo ago
Call me an idiot, but this 'fable' is necessary for big AI to avoid commodotization. If the mythos family is beyond what's economical to train, then there needs to be some external force to create scarcity for demand. Otherwi
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by Freedumbs 4mo ago
Your assertion is the US is less corrupt than Mexico? Can you explain how laws are made in America and who they benefit what percentage of the time? Can you explain the open fraud described as AI?
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by Freedumbs 4mo ago
Use whatever terminal you want. Use claude or codex cli as architect. Use !architect-model as actor. Use local model for scout, extraction, etc. Read recent AI research in arxiv. Build a system that suits your workflow based on these princi
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by Freedumbs 4mo ago
Do you expect US wait times to be better considering all other metrics are worse? Have you ever tried to access health care in the US?
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by Freedumbs 5mo ago
Self censored headline to avoid flagging? "Amazon, Facebook, ICE, and the FBI have access to a private intelligence-sharing network operated by Seattle police"
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by Freedumbs 5mo ago
So close. If we shouldn't be recycling them, why not walk back up the chain to the start? Plastics are useful, but should be regulated and used in moderation. Ideally, we would use aluminum instead as that seems to be recyclable, but i
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by Freedumbs 5mo ago
Depends where you are. Some places in the US have decided to use landfills to store radioactive waste openly.
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by Freedumbs 5mo ago
I would hope it's a health code violation for a food processing employees to handle something given to them by a customer while processing food without either changing gloves or washing hands.
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by Freedumbs 5mo ago
People are nit picking methodology when it's not even possible to recycle #5. Just throw it in the trash, there's no point wish-cycling. It only messes up the machines that shred and recycle the plastics that are recyclable (#s 1
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by Freedumbs 6mo ago
How is the judge protected from injection?
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by Freedumbs 6mo ago
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by Freedumbs 6mo ago
I replied to a comment, not EFF. EFF is doing the correct thing, but very late. I'm not advocating for one platform over another. It is indirectly a political statement to use Twitter. You are supporting Elon Musk who has made himself
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by Freedumbs 6mo ago
It's my opinion that the most powerful weapon consumers have is the power to vote with your time and money. Using Twitter is voting to support Elon Musk whether intentional or not.
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by Freedumbs 6mo ago
Using Twitter in 2026 is a political statement. I don't consume it, but using Twitter would be supporting right wing extremism (or whatever you classify Musk as).
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by Freedumbs 7mo ago
right. i'm mostly ignorant of the subject and rushing to judgement based on bias. but he did lead the computer vision team for years at tesla that created autopilot. didn't resign in protest and to my knowledge hasn't apologi
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by Freedumbs 7mo ago
are you familiar with tesla? i'm not super, but am aware of their public things. they introduced fake marketing products called full self driving and autopilot that don't do those things. apparently this person karpathy was in cha
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by Freedumbs 7mo ago
The US governement should 'autoresearch' a way to charge this man for his crimes as head of autopilot at tesla.
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by Freedumbs 7mo ago
No evidence, pure speculation. They're dumb, and lazy. Never had to work for anything.
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by Freedumbs 7mo ago
It's funny people refer to me as a luddite because I don't carry a smart phone often or use social media. I'm not the right product for them. I see value in the tools, but value my privacy instead. The tools aren't made
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by Freedumbs 8mo ago
This is a reminder that the will of Americans doesn't effect policy. Policy is determined by money* Source: https://archive.org/details/gilens_and_page_2014_-testing_th...
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by Freedumbs 8mo ago
You need a mutex to constrain the natural tendencies. The mutex is regulation. Regulation has been defeated and we live in oligarchy (see: Gilens and Page).
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by Freedumbs 8mo ago
Yes. It's much better. Codex is good for an extra review on plans. There's no need to switch. Use both.
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by Freedumbs 9mo ago
Right. My point is nicotine addiction doesn't force littering.
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by Freedumbs 9mo ago
It's a summation. Go pick up litter for an hour or 2 in your neighborhood and categorize the rubbish you collect. When I do this (large sample) the results are: ~80% tobacco, 14% fast food waste, 5% alcohol waste, 1% other. Point being
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by Freedumbs 9mo ago
Based on your reply you haven't fully considered context. Smokers don't care about themselves or else they wouldn't smoke. As demonstrated by the article, you can see proof that they also don't care for the environment.
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by Freedumbs 11mo ago
The human is no longer in the loop. The agentic system is capable of generating quality synthetic data over time to train on. It becomes self improving with the quality synthetic data that can be used to train weaker models to perform bette
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by Freedumbs 11mo ago
Have you considered welding? "glue is the only option" -- wat?

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