Schlagbohrer

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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
And countless humans start their new career path as a meat proxy. "It ain't much but it pays the bills" they'll say as they perform strange and mysterious tasks in the real world in exchange for some stolen money
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
"How does it feel, to be murdering your own kind?" "My kind don't run."
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
The Tor network and Onion protocols used to be used for this type of thing 10 or 15 years ago, exposing a home service with a .onion address and then gaining secure private access over the global internet infrastructure that way. But I have
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
I had an amazing time visiting her exhibit when it came through my town. Being in the mirror rooms was really fun and her glowing glass pumpkins and squashes are playful in form and color and fun to look at. There were unfortunately so many
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
"Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever wrought"
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
"Apparently, the recent Claude Code text-watermark announcement also played a role in prompting me to think about this possibility." Extremely odd way to write. Are the writer's own thoughts invisible to him or her?
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Just tried this and it picked 17
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Apocalyptic doomsaying as marketing strategy. Not great for the Zeitgeist honestly
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ControlAI's Connor Leahy Interviewed by "Democracy Now "(youtube.com)
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
We need user-led research on exactly how to phrase a prompt to cause this, while still avoiding the crazy guard rails.
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
I have run in to the same thing. Most recently I told my pi-agent to fork a git repo since our work had morphed into two different tasks that shouldn't be packed into the same context and workflow. Git fork is what I will use as a tool
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
I do not see a quantized version of kimi-k3 on huggingface that can fit into 128GB. The smallest Unsloth q version is 594GB https://huggingface.co/unsloth/Kimi-K3-GGUF
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Not as many Kieliegh or Braieghlinn as I feared
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
But if this effect were really that strong, the models should be getting nearly 100% on the common benchmarks. But for many of the benchmarks, even after being public for more than a year, the new models only get 60-80%.
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
A user, even without much design background, could ask the AI in a follow up prompt to change a few key parameters like overall color and differentiate it more. Even taking a sample image from a design magazine or blog and saying "inco
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Finally some really useful apples-to-apples comparisons rather than endless benchmarkmaxxing and anecdata. I want to see this test run again for the open-weights models that fit into 128GB combined RAM. Like how does Muse-glimmer compare wi
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Too many people think food grows on a grocery store shelf. If they've never grown a plant from seed and eaten the result, it is hard to internalize the reality of the supply chain.
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
I assume the global mythology around dragons comes from finding dinosaur bones
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Awesome
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
I use docling and it works well for parsing PDF and XLSX
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
I've long thought we would have some sort of verified-point-of-origin for data using a hash or cryptographic seal of some kind. I don't know the precise technical language for that but some metadata traveler that can verify the da
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
I would absolutely love to see shepards sheparding small groups of goats (maybe four or five?) safely through the city to eat weeds and clear areas. That's the solarpunk vision.
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Creating a small "Miyawaki Forest"[1]. The gist is that by planting native wildflowers and other native small plants and easy-to-grow shrubs, one creates a hot spot for not only local pollinators but also animals like birds, squir
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Meanwhile those of us with 128GB RAM plus some VRAM don't have any good modern (last 8 months) open weights models to make use of all that. I don't care if it would run 5 tok/s, I want a smarter model than Qwen3.6 which avoid
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
These progressively higher levels of abstraction are how everything has moved and will move in science and human technology. There aren't enough hours in the day nor years in the human lifespan to gain a deep understanding of every sin
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Very fun. Is there an SAO connector for SAO (Silly Add Ons)?
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Can someone more versed in Docker explain to me how this is different than building my own docker container from a Dockerfile for using Pi agent harness? That's what I do currently. I use Docker Desktop in windows as the backend for th
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
One of the few sectors of the american federal government still funded to do science after the Big Beautiful Bill scrapped everything else.
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
dystopian sci fi movie narrator voice in 2020, she was branded an Essential Worker shows her in chains at a grocery store checkout counter . In 2026, she was... dun dun dun, EXPORT CONTROLLED shows her getting those words stamped on her
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by Schlagbohrer 2mo ago
Someone needs to pointedly violate the copyright on Trump's books and TV shows via AI and somehow get him to enforce copyright laws that way...

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