abraxas

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by abraxas 6mo ago
Americans, you elected someone with the mentality of a child to the highest office in your country. You should be ashamed. Face it, this is not some recent attack of dementia as some of you claim (perhaps trying to defend your extraordinari
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by abraxas 6mo ago
and so the thirty year old hackathon continues...
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by abraxas 6mo ago
I can think of a couple of presidential careers where that worked out for the deceivers.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Most people who have significant savings in the stock market don't have the lifespan to ride out a 25 year recovery cycle. And those young enough to have the time usually don't have much in savings yet.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Even if tomorrow's models get good enough to complete these games we won't be able to proclaim AGI. In the realm of silly computer games alone I'm going on record saying that there are plenty of 8 bit games that AIs will trip
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Nonsense. Of course Democrats are also on Israel's side. The US will always take Israel's side in any Middle East dispute. But it's only this infantile man and his clown cart that is stupid enough to go along with any and eve
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Perhaps they are not as intelligent as you think they are.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
You elect clowns, you get a circus. The US has turned into a Wall-e society just getting off on entertainment and bored with civilized, thoughtful politicians. This is the end result of TOO MUCH prosperity for the average American. They ha
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by abraxas 7mo ago
I also worry that the whole idea will die before it had a chance to truly blossom. It's really amazing as is and with higher resolution and better field of view it could be on another level altogether. I hope that Valve will keep the t
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Because xAI = Jian-Yang x N. I'm kidding... I think.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
One more tool targeting OSX only. That platform is overserved with desktop agents already while others are underserved, especially Linux.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
You won the internet today sir. At least for this geezer you did.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
I agree with the sentiment but want to point out that the biggest drive behind UML was the enrichment of Rational Software and its founders. I doubt anyone ever succeeded in implementing anything useful with Rational Rose. But the Rational
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Which in turn were only invented because millennials would not be caught dead writing Java and JSP. We had all this shit figured out by the late nineties and 90% of what is accomplished on the web today was entirely possible and well integr
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by abraxas 7mo ago
You're welcome, thanks for making it! The noise is intermittent and may simply be CPU/GPU overload and the resulting sound distortions. But it could be something else. It is quite reproducible on my phone.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
I was looking for a similar produc/project the other day. Alas my need is a Linux native version. You may want to consider it as Mac seems to be overserved by the agent harness supply while Linux is the opposite
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Than you for Tiled Words. It quickly became a morning ritual to complete the daily puzzle. I wish there were more mobile games that are not obnoxious. The idea and the execution are top notch. My only concern is that there is a buzzing nois
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by abraxas 7mo ago
To each their own. I did not expect the ending and found it quite satisfying.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
For those who already read Rendezvous with Rama but need their alien aliens fix I can highly recommend "Shroud" by Adrian Tchaikovsky. It is a similar theme with modern writing and convincing aliens as is pretty much expected by n
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Maybe one day we will view those indulging in social media the way we see those sitting at Vegas slot machines at 9am on Tuesday.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
It would tell us that they are incompetent buffoons which is exactly what they are.
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Yeah, I'm not American and haven't been to Arizona. But from my understanding it can and regularly gets hellishly hot there, no? But there is something to what you say in that I can definitely spend more time outside on a mellow s
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by abraxas 7mo ago
Meh at best. Even in ideal conditions say, skiing in the Alps on a -5C sunny day feels like a bit of a chore. When I'm out there I sorta, kinda can convince myself that I like doing it but the chore of getting the gear packed, lining
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by abraxas 7mo ago
The great outdoors. Hiking, skiing, camping in the wilderness. I always aspired to be a person who genuinely enjoys this shit but at 50 I decided that yeah, this ain't going to happen. All indicators point to me being the kind of perso
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by abraxas 8mo ago
The oligarchic system is not only poisonous to economic growth but also incredibly hard to dislodge. Most of you are American and likely thinking that this is an aberration that will be rectified come next election cycle but I believe you a
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by abraxas 8mo ago
Those are not mutually exclusive. He is still Putin's bitch as well as Netanyahu's.
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by abraxas 8mo ago
I hope so but I am less optimistic. The oligarchy in Russia who remained loyal to the Putin regime have done just fine for decades as long as they did not attempt to overthrow the dictator. The regime in Washington is basically constructing
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by abraxas 8mo ago
The sanewashing of that nutbar from every media outlet in the States has been equally as breathtaking as the rants themselves.
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by abraxas 8mo ago
This is the dystopia of that pacified moon from "Mold of Yancy" by PKD but taken to the next level. What's astonishing abut the present is that even PKD did not foresee the possibility of an artificial being not only being co
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by abraxas 8mo ago
Yes, of course the etching on silicon process has been refined to a level nobody thought possible. But this is more like a CNC process at a tiny level. What we don't have is additive manufacturing at nano scale. The nano assembler that

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