IAmNotACellist

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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Went from "NOO that's just an irresponsible conspiracy theory!" to trickling that truth out, and then barely mentioning it.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
You can drive your car into a crowd of people, and that's illegal everywhere.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
You could say it's not my software even when it runs locally, or my model weights. I'm just licensing them from the owner. Doesn't make sense to me, in my free-as-in-freedom computing worldview.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Yes Because I know the alternative and I've seen the motivations of people trying to tell me what to do "for my own good"
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
NOO you can't just do what you want on your computing device!
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Thanks, I hate it
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Remember this was called a conspiracy theory when people immediately said that, now it's just true. They tried to drip-feed this information to soften the blow I guess. In fact, the first people to say that the extension in space was i
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
He calls it the broken nature of the patent system, but I'm sitting here wondering why the creators of that technology shouldn't be handsomely rewarded for it, for a period of time? It's not like they're sitting on it (C
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
>Nobody in the article mentions Star Trek movies, though. So I saved even more time by not reading it
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Sick of all these articles overflowing with filler. Bring back the inverted pyramid
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Our biggest ally!
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Or they'll just get bought by Microsoft, Amazon, or Cloudflare and that'll be that I like Tailscale just because it's OpenVPN without the unbearable agony of setting it up so it actually works
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Of course, now they hide it under a veneer of concern and protecting hypothetical victims.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
And here I just bought a laptop with a 13900HX...
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I can think of a lot better things to put in a kernel-level driver installed on every critical computer ever than a bunch of 0s.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I think the only real conversations happen on rare outposts like this, a few smaller subreddits, and the vast majority on Discord.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
There's so much human creativity they've locked up, that would otherwise be accessible for the benefit of the curious or bored. To get a taste of the old Internet I sometimes use https://wiby.me/ , which gives you
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
>It's fields all the way down. But what even IS a field, other than a thing through which scalar, tensor, or vector values can be expressed over some dimensionality? Also gravity. It seems at some point we have to just accept there&
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
TBH that's how I feel trying to intuitively understand and remember the various colors of quarks and their interactions.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
The gulf between Docker and ollama is like the gulf between a calculator and counting on your fingers.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
What's funny is if they had marketed it as Apple does (and had as much credibility as Apple does among their fans) then everyone would love it. I seriously doubt they intend to do much different than "Apple Intelligence." I.e
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Ma'am just do one thing for me, go take a coffee or a glass of water and I will take care of each and everything.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
The guy who was kicked out of two countries for refusing to obey government orders to stop scanning people's eyes in exchange for shitcoin? That guy, lying, duplicitous?
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
If they had any sense at all (questionable) they would be absolutely pants-shittingly terrified that their prized product has been completely undercut by an upstart in a matter of months, and that Microsoft has a deep partnership with that
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
The learning rate of your internal neural net was still dialed up near max, vs. today, where it's rapidly decreasing and thus things you're exposed to aren't nearly as capable of shaping your internal weights.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Corporate safe AI will just be bland, verbose, milquetoast experiences like OpenAI's. Humans want human experiences and thus competition will have a big opportunity to provide it. We treat lack of drama like a bug, and get resentful wh
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
>I am thankful we have LLMs so we don't have to deal with SO. Ideally, as little as possible. SO can be a pretty toxic place filled with elitism and care for procedure over actually helping people There needs to be a term for this.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I'm not sure either. Public school's primary purpose is to teach you just a few things: 1. The mitochondria (the powerhouse of the cell) 2. You're made up of DNA and everything is atoms with electrons that zip around on littl
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Or all those Nickelodeon commercials for wacky wiggling pens that are sooo hard to write with.
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by IAmNotACellist 3y ago
...But I like seeing hundreds of lines of "yes"es and success messages fly by at lightning speed before the inevitable compilation failure for the first line of actually incompatible (and non-trivial-to-fix) code. It makes me feel

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