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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
I thought a LLM will have exactly the same output if you give it exactly the same inputs. But inputs are roughly prompt+randomSeed. As so the random bit means it seems to vary each time. I don't know of an intelligence that will beha
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
US of A has already created enemies. See 9/11 for an example of "nobody is going to attack us" being false. Could the nation slowly step back and generation-by-generation shed their national reputation such that they have no
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
The boomers I know are grumpy, impatient, can smell bullshit a mile away and are almost insultingly terse. Which is honestly refreshing. So LLMs have no place for me in this regard.
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
I am torn on this. Anti-dumping is one thing, and yet disruption was an overused keyword for a long time in Silicon valley. 1. Huge scale subsidies like this are effectively a manufacturing attack. This is mean at the level of internationa
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
I honestly wish you perfect freedom to do whatever, whenever, wherever along with perfect lack of consequences of your actions for the rest of the universe....
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> Your scenarios are nowhere near the one we're talking about. It's a WiFi device name. You can choose to make your SSID openly visible or not. It is "shouting" into the wifi space. And it was clearly visible in this
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
We fundamentally agree about who is in the right and the wrong. The issue is timing and consequences. Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences. Consider: Person makes loud free speech statement - which though perfectly
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
I think the point here is the captain is responsible for an isolated pocket of humanity in a cabin. That captain is to take that cabin way up in the air, move it a lot, and get it back down safely. And not all of the risks are about moving
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> we* are not good at making new places that people want to be So much this. Australia has ridiculous space compared to population. In comparison to somewhere like Singapore, we have sooo much space. And yet bureaucracy seems to be tryin
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
And you can look outside to see your local version of it. And, it updates frequently!
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
I interpret the same events you describe as Trump being unable to let go when he should have. Which is why he's made things worse than if he'd done nothing.
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
From an economic flow point of view: Time not spent working could be time working on spending.
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
I don't know in this case. But I do know some of the moves are: "If you don't throw yourself, your wrist/elbow/shoulder/whatever will be dislocated or broken." And so the student, knowing this, saves thems
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> Why would I want that? Because to get that far they entered your password? Which you might like to change? You did mention: "You are a two factor app." If they've got past your first factor, you might want to know.
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> Trump may not force the issue if he knows he's going to lose. That didn't play out at the end of his last term. I don't think Trump is a "I've had a good run, lets call it a day." kinda guy...
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> Emails from every site she’s ever shopped at. This too is frustrating. Spam is not allowed unless you have a "prior relationship". But fuck me, that single toddler's bike I bought many years ago for my then toddler no lo
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> I should never be in a situation where there is an unexpected login I need to verify. Isn't that kind of the point? If someone else is trying to login somewhere with your credentials, your two factor will ping up?
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> just look around a little instead? This seems harder than you suggest. I suggest things to my streaming platform and it reverts to what I call "cruisy shit" within 5-10 songs as though it's playing a game of "6 degr
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
OK, I see your point about "incidental combat" not really being incidental. And your point about violence being a first resort solution in many story telling RPGs hits home as feeling quintessentially true - although that does dep
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> it has been extremely frustrating getting updates via xitter. Do we really have no other options? It is amazing how the modern world has a webpage for every organisation but they can't bloody update it usefully and use a random pl
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
But they obsess over day-to-day driving too! The issue is that "car enthusiasts" cover a broad range of people. And most of them live in the real world. When they come to the once-in-fifteen-years time of replacing their daily dri
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
? Curious. In this case, how is sleep 10s a safety feature? The screensaver should never see keyboard input. And it shouldn't take 10s for the visual changeover - even for Windows. Happy to read if you've got a pointer for me.
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
Screensaver mode. I start typing my password. .. 10s later the password box appears and I have to do it again. Cue exasperated: "You can compute billions of instructions per second and yet I wait for you."
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
More than you meant, but I thought it was awesome. I know some people who get squeamish about confrontation and so the detailed description you provided may put them off. But they like a good comic book story where the hero and henchmen&#x2
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> p.s. Car ethusiasts suck and nobody should listen to them. All they want is v8 manual from 80s with all the "character" I was generally with you until those lines. Car enthusiasts are as varied as cars themselves. Whether it&
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> This is as pie-in-the-sky as it gets. I saw the "sounding rocket" and thought: Oh, hypersonic missiles money.
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
> And this is where the rabbit-hole takes over and it gets too complicated ;) What do you want from your experience? I see a TTRPG as a story telling game and the fights have a probability of outcome. Most of the time, the fights in the
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
I think we need DNS for all, not just the rich-enough-to-register-a-domain. If everyone could register their publicKey:IPv6 pair then why would we go to FB at all if we could talk directly with each other?
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
Enshittification and auto-update exploits are really putting a dent in peoples "Update to stay secure!" mindshare.
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by _carbyau_ 5mo ago
^^ This. ^^ Choices! As a customer, so many frustrating things boil down to not being given a choice. Not even having a tickbox to express which way you'd like it even if the default is otherwise.

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