aetherspawn

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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
It’s kind of a bit ridiculous for Opus to blow up the minute I ask it to read from Ghidra, when the Chinese models, and even OpenAI, do not. Leave the legality up to me, please, and don’t presume to be a power tool vendor regulating the use
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
Well, this is US code which is fairly lax and has a ludicrously low voltage grid, but in virtually every other country it is required
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
The tiny icons are good. There was a touch device fad that surfaced, and is subsequently dying, now that people realise that using laptop screen realestate more efficiently helps those doing actual work.
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
A great article written on this theme is “DON’T BUILD YOUR CASTLE IN OTHER PEOPLE’S KINGDOMS” (2021) https://howtomarketagame.com/2021/11/01/dont-build-your-cast...
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
That, and, its kind of nice to have $8k extra on hand if you need it.
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
I’m an electrical engineer. I just want to explain the hazard with panels. They are DC, and the voltage is usually very high, between 300V and 600V. At this voltage you will get a burn, like touching a hot kettle, but because it is DC you w
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
How does unlimited context work. I thought the neurons are hard-linked to the context, so you need to retrain the models to make “infinite context”?
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
am I? Most guys on this forum would be younger than me and I definitely find streaming services easier and more convenient than pirating and wondering if I’m gonna catch computer AIDS.
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
Copyright is what stops someone from copy+pasting a book that took years to write, then selling it $1 cheaper than the original author on Amazon or whatever and making a margin 1 million percent higher than the original author. Imagine a so
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
Yep this is an AI subversion technique for sure. Put the message to the humans in the first frame, and the message to the AI in the final frame. This is how we defeat skynet: by sending each other pictures of cats.
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
Works fine for me on iOS
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
And I have a daily argument with corporate who tell me “nobody uses Macs except you”
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
The abstract is AI generated and pretty poorly written at that. A paper about grading AI output doesn’t even grade their own abstract.
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
Can’t wait for the day Altman goes to run payroll or whatever and there just isn’t enough liquidity there, full stop. That will be the start of the world healing from a very severe psychosis and ailment, slop leaving the internet, and the f
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
For me, Powershop day rate was only 32 cents or so, which made it cheaper overall. We have solar but we use the induction a lot in the evening, so not having a separate higher “on peak” pricing helped us save.
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
I’ve bought Minecraft like 5 times in my lifetime at this point if you could the multiple times I bought the OG version and lost access, then Microsoft accounts, then console versions… probably spent $150 buying Minecraft over and over
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
I’m with Powershop currently, but it was a hard toss-up between Powershop and Ovo. Sorry you’re right, it’s not “free” with Powershop (4.99 cents per kWhr), but it’s cheap enough that it’s basically free compared to the cost of living and w
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
The biggest trap is thinking something has to be perfect to be done. Imperfect or untested things can also be done. Call them AS-IS if you need to label it.
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by aetherspawn 2mo ago
We already get free power between 0am and 6am, so with free power between 11am and 2pm we’ll have a whopping 9 hours of free power to charge our car and heat our water storage.
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
If you lend without expecting repayment, it’s charity. Here he encourages people to lend money to people who cannot pay them back (ie to poor people to clear their debt) and he will personally pay you back. Luke 14:12-14, Matt 25:34-46; the
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
It’s not like people don’t know the references, they just don’t want to engage in a public argument with you. Old Testament: Lev 18:22, Gen 19:1-7, Judges 19:22-23, Jude 7:7 New Testament: 1 Cor 6:9, Romans 1:26-27 And your accusation about
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
Hey stranger, welcome to 2026. It’s somewhat different to what you’re used to in 2035. We do things differently here.
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
This stuff is a nightmare for new manufacturers and is usually lobbied-for by large OEMs or to keep startups out of the market or as a patent trap The most recent regulatory disaster that blew up a bunch of startups was mandatory lane keep
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
I don’t think this is true. All the models prior to Fable were honestly dumb as rocks, and Fable is too sometimes, but at least it’s helpful now and not a hindrance. The future of AI most definitely involves making something twice as good a
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
Can the 30 second embedding time be done beforehand and sent to the browser? Inference is nice and quick after that.
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
Is it as good as Fable..? Fable is the first model that mostly writes without the AI slop format for me, and so I can comfortably actually copy and paste most of what it spits out. OpenAI models have always been the worst in my experience f
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
Just because something doesn’t perceive to be lightweight doesn’t mean that it isn’t. Many modern web frameworks are extremely lightweight (ie Svelte), but it’s complicated how they achieve it, and the source code looks like sludge.
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
Mr. Robertson: That's the way it has to be. That's the way it's always been. You should understand that better than anyone. Temporal GPT: The snake that trains on its own tail, forever and ever?
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
I imagine not just anyone gets to clean a million dollar toilet.
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by aetherspawn 3mo ago
Surprised models still output tools as text when for ages we’ve been able to constrain the output at the inference engine level and constrain the model what tools, parameters etc are available Edit: found it, it’s called Grammar-Constrained

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