Towaway69

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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Unfortunately there are such things as social media where potential new employers check. That makes this step even more risky as this is an open opposition. Mostly probably they have already signed at anthropic.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
That’s the result of equating survival with earning money. Western societies have done a good job of ensuring that. As long as morals aren’t equated to either to money or survival, they lose their meaning and become nice to have.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
> Anybody who stays at openai And paying off their mortgage and feeding their families and has a job in unstable times. Morals come a distant last in the current state of affairs.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
One thing I recently realised is that sticking my head under water makes my tinnitus basically disappear. At least I don’t “hear” it that intensely. Unfortunately I don’t live near a coast so this is something I can regularly tryout.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Someone explaining their tinnitus symptoms made me realise that I had tinnitus for years. Until then I didn’t “hear” it because I just assumed it was normal. Since then, I’ve realised that tinnitus is contagious! So I prefer not to talk abo
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
If a human lives and no one noticed that human, did that human really live or have a life? Much like a soundless tree in the forest.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Damn fake news! I was just going to pose the question whether the crows should be eligible for a universal basic income. /s
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
> A key concern is the health risk for the birds: cigarette filters contain toxic chemicals, and handling them may pose a risk to the crows. Corvid Cleaning acknowledges this issue and is carefully testing which types of litter are safe
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
> There is an obvious moral question here, but that isn’t necessarily what I’m interested in. Interestingly that‘s also the exact same spot I stopped reading. The dilution of morals weakens societies. We ignore them at our own peril, the
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
How do I cancel my subscription to the DoW? The bigger picture is that the DoW got what it wanted and it got it by threatening one company while the other did its bidding.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
It’s all an hallucination.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
And then there be large amounts of fake data for the next generation of AIs to learn from. What is stopping anyone from faking the data they use in their research papers? Sure it might be verifiable but if the data was made to give the desi
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Dr. Strangelove sends his regards.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
LOL Howabout: "You are absolutely right but you don't understand, it's better this way. Trust me, I am here to help."
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
I personally find it nicer when the AI communicates quite clearly "Hi there, sorry to interrupt, but I have just launched a nuclear first strike on the enemy. This I thought would best for the current situation." instead of "
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Interesting concept of making a game that requires you slowing down, slowing down to a point of being patient and listening to your inner soul.
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Patience Toys(patience.toys)
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
I wonder how well AI generates Obj-C - it might well produce better quality code for your token/buck! In a previous life, one would select the programming language according how expensive developers were. Nowadays it's the quality
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
More amazingly the guy doing the most recent maintaining[1] is a medical Professor at Freiburg Uni. [1]: https://github.com/daboe01
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
> NASA has done it, for the moon landing. Which one? The one in 1960s or the one which has just been delayed - again? I think you can just as well develop a first spec and iterate on than coding up a solution, important is exploration an
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
> I’m not anti-AI, I like it a lot. I’m addicted to prompting, I get high from it. I would suggest leaving the keyboard, going outside and getting some real highs. Perhaps also leave behind all your technology and try to experience a non
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
If you sell your soul to the devil, don’t expect to make a profit.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
And stupid leading emojis for the heading.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
I know of a corporate who has embraced Claude for doing documentation of their codebase to better use Claude to do coding on the codebase. So Claude can understand the codebase, it needs to document it. Makes sense and is also great for hum
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Api keys with hard limits I assume? Are there companies out there that add token counts to ticket “costs”, i.e. are story points being replaced/augmented by token counts? Or even worse, an exchange rate of story points to tokens used…
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
What’s the going rate for tokens in terms of dollars? How much are companies spending on “tokens”? Also kind of ironic that small codebases are now in vogue, just when google monolithic repos were so popular.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Ok understand - https://plugsocketmuseum.nl/Danish1.html :-) I guess if you were to take a fork to an outlet, in Denmark you would definitely think twice.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Are taxes simple? Why does Bash syntax have to be "simple"? For me, Bash syntax is simple.
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
Why unpopular, I prefer cable ties too. But sometimes, for a quick fix, tape will also cover it. Unless you happen to have Norris Ties, in that case, your done before you start! /s
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by Towaway69 8mo ago
What about Jesus Tape?

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