N_Lens

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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   I wonder how many bad actors will see consequences, from the flagrant lawbreaking we are seeing (such as bald faced lies under oath).
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   Yet still lower than other developed nations, especially considering the exorbitant expenditure (per capita) on healthcare.
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   Saw some reports that there were ads that would pay $50 + the ticket for watchers to watch the whole movie in Boston. I can also see the botted 5star reviews from “people” on rotten tomatoes. Truly a great use of LLMs.
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   Economy growing at 3-5% in the US. Rich people's wealth growing at a far higher rate. Which means the middle class wealth is getting siphoned to the rich. The middle class is getting poorer and we can all see that.
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   So fair!
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   MAHA in action.
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   I do love reading Sanderson, even though his characters are quite robotic and video-gamey. Can't fault the magic system building or the action.
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   I for one certainly enjoy Sanderson's writing, even though it's quite 'Mormon' (No erotic or romantic elements). His characters are quite robotic and video-gamey, but there's plenty of action.
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   by N_Lens 9mo ago

   Google’s entire business is predicated on collecting as much data on users as possible. This OS will be the worst spyware imaginable.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I think the level of corruption and blatant disregard for laws by the privileged we're seeing is unlike anything in modern history. If Nixon's watergate happened today it wouldn't even be a blip in the 24hrs news cycle, that&
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I think there's a stark difference between government control of free speech and authoritarianism (Right wing) and activists using social clout or 'mob justice' to deplatform people (Left wing). Both aren't good, but the
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Probably the shilling and spamming
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I think you're over optimistic about the mindset of the majority of Americans. Americans love a winner and hate losers, that's why they elected Donald Trump.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I think there's an unprecedented level of lawbreaking and disregard for consequences by this administration. So far they haven't been held to account, it remains to be seen if they ever will.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I sometimes feel like the cognitive cost of agentic coding is so much higher than a skilled human. There is so much more bootstrap and handling process around making sure agents don't go off the rails (they will), or that they will adh
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I think this kind of 'individual' system is great because it maps onto the creator's needs more precisely than off the shelf systems. However it has the same problems as other systems for a broad and diverse userbase - doesn&
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I think there's an unprecedented level of lawbreaking and disregard for consequences by this administration. So far they haven't been held to account, it remains to be seen if they ever will.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Titlegore aside, we've been 6-12 months away from automating SWEs since GPT3.0 came out.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Proof that you don't need wisdom to be a billionaire - the rich would benefit much more from stable societies and stable global order, rather than willingly rolling the world into an era of chaos.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Is there something in there to help spellcheck post titles?
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    If only 'grotesquely baroque & completely unmaintainable' were congruent with 'not working'. A lot of software in production is exactly as you describe, funnily enough.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    The goal of AI is to replace human labor. Humans can then be turned into biofuel in line with billionaires' dreams.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    As a practitioner of meditation and a student of Buddhism, this article offers a limited perspective. In my humble opinion there are many many different modes of consciousness that do not benefit from the simple 'antidotes' descri
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    I think you're under a false sense of security - LLMs by their very nature are unable to be secured, currently, no matter how many layers of "security" are applied.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    This story reminds me of that old fact of incandescent bulbs - far less than 1% of the energy from the burnt coal at the power plant is converter into useful light in the home by the incandescent bulbs. There is so much loss of potential du
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Very well put!
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Interesting look into Oregon’s (of all places) medical mushroom landscape.
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Paywall
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    by N_Lens 9mo ago

    Obligatory “this is good for bitcoin”
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    by N_Lens 10mo ago

    George Carlin: "You and I are not in the Big Club"