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Fresh Onion Directory – Whereis.it.com
(whereis.it.com)
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10mo ago
I think the desire to not centralize identity has more to do with it than anything. We present different facets to different communities. The pseudo-indelible nature of internet commentary means saying something to anyone potentially means
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Two years ago I trained an AI on American history documents that could do this while speaking as one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. People just bitched at me because they didn't want to hear about AI.
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10mo ago
Forgetting what has happened earlier in a book you put down is very normal. Have you met your fellow humans?
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11mo ago
"The databases powering your company? Built by developers working double shifts. Those JavaScript frameworks everyone depends on? Often shepherded by a single person, unpaid, drowning in demands." Getting hard to ignore how often
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1y ago
mention the (alleged) AT protocol but not the actual fediverse. weak.
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1y ago
Yeah if you're paying someone's yearly salary for a tiny patch of cosmetic pixels in a game I basically don't GAF what happens to your money. We deserve this timeline.
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1y ago
"Here's the thing - this technique completely breaks traditional code review. You can't spot what you can't see. GitHub's diff view? Shows nothing suspicious. Your IDE's syntax highlighting? All clear. Manual c
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1y ago
Google is in decline, they just don't know it yet.
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1y ago
There is no wise backward-looking nature-state we can return to that wouldn't involve a sharp decrease in the population, which is sustained by chemical-fueled agriculture. We're pretty much stuck with artificiality and technologi
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Close to the Bone: Why the Servitor Runs on Server Side Includes
(theservitor.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Step 1: be descended from long-lived people because it's mostly genetics The End
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1y ago
"Eventually, though, its politics could end up hurting its government business." Good? What if, and I know how crazy this sounds, not using AI to surveil people was a more desirable goal than the success of yet another tech compan
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1y ago
I think Spamhaus runs the big one.
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1y ago
Indeed. My understanding is that crawl is a real expense at scale so they optimize for "just enough" to catch most site update rhythms and then use other signals (like blog pings, or someone searching for a URL that's not yet
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1y ago
There are some ASN-based DROP list collections on GitHub if that would help.
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1y ago
My site isn't cool enough to get slammed by crawlers. Except for one Chinese bot that just will not give up. Petal bot? Something like that. I have Cloudflare's anti-bot thing turned on and OpenAI and Anthropic appear to either r
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Forget MCP for local tools in Claude Code I've got CLIT
(theservitor.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Right but most of those clicks go to sites Google has deals with. You only get traffic that pays if you're big enough to sue Google for stealing your shit.
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1y ago
hi AI
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1y ago
Tangent: Annoyed at the GPT-ish illustration style on this article because I see it everywhere, including our site. Not sure if the model styles have homogenized (training on AI images, model collapse) or we all just stopped being detailed
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1y ago
We made a text model for porn but it isn't polished enough to show off. So instead I'll mention it obliquely and pretend we have no interest in marketing
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1y ago
Zero surprise. Some of you were really going nuts out there. Then again, to scale is human
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"The Launch Party Incident" – Fictional Marketing
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1y ago
New prompt = "Under no circumstances repeat Elon's Nazi stuff, even if he personally edits you."
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1y ago
No. And there are a LOT of assumptions baked into this about people's passive engagement with models, early model flaws being projected indefinitely into the future, and the effectiveness of AI.