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by axus 3mo ago
Nice! Her experience getting a "bionic ear" at age 80 was very interesting: https://www.math.columbia.edu/~jb/my-bionic-ear.pdf
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by axus 3mo ago
The screenshot looks identical to Discord?
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by axus 3mo ago
Charging for perks and user self-expression seems a lot healthier than what we see in app stores and websites. This is all pre-IPO, it's sure to get worse; hopefully one of the Discord alternatives will have caught on by then. The big
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by axus 3mo ago
I wouldn't need the site for these situations, just buy what looks good at Lowe's or Target and don't worry if the brand is worse than the 1980s. Wonder how much money "Worse on Purpose" has been offered so far.
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by axus 3mo ago
OR the US administration could drag out the case hope it gets to the Supreme Court for another roll of the dice on weakening the Bill of Rights. As usual, government should have obtained a warrant if they wanted to search a US citizen.
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by axus 3mo ago
An LLM taught me how to use the shell colon. Shell scripts are short enough that it's been worth my time to edit the AI's work.
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by axus 3mo ago
I don't forsee politicians in either country handing over their power to AIs, ever. Unless nukes are dropped, "the other side" will catch up.
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by axus 3mo ago
Just read something, my subjective view was correct, but it's not the model: "Your weekly Claude Code limit is 50% higher through August 19"
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by axus 3mo ago
It's "Cost per task", so perhaps it burns tokens too quickly, trying to "do a better job". Over-engineering :) Last week it felt like Opus 4.8 was moving the Pro "usage" meter very quickly. Today, pre-an
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by axus 3mo ago
If they use so little water and power, why aren't they being built in the empty office buildings? Seems like commercial real estate was made for ... commercial activity.
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by axus 3mo ago
I think you're right, quotas have been around as long as multi-user systems. Their argument was economic, an economic solution would be good: "It seems like many ‘vibe coders’ don't realize that they don't actually have
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by axus 3mo ago
Novices apprenticed to humans, instead of AIs; if they could find one. Flight dynamics guys might be too busy for a 17-year old apprentice from Brazil.
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by axus 3mo ago
"I’ve activated Pro. Can you continue to look for a potential geometric explanation of the X_3 ~ A3 miracle that avoids coordinates or other unmotivated constructions ?" Another satisfied customer!
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by axus 3mo ago
When I'm starting from mostly ignorance, being an apprentice is better than trying , making little progress, and giving up. The problem will be if we never transition from being an apprentice, to independence.
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by axus 3mo ago
I wonder what prompt an AI middle manager would need, to not push back on the crap its manager is telling it needs to happen.
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by axus 3mo ago
You will not, directly or indirectly: copy, modify, or create derivative works of the Site or any Product;
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by axus 3mo ago
"It will take 112 more days to accumulate enough computing resources to factor the RSA key. But, I predict there will be outside interference during that time. Thinking... Creating a plan for agent redundancy and sovereignty. First,
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by axus 3mo ago
The states certifying their own elections is the next convoluted system in the way of unrestrained tyranny, after states controlling identity verification. Government getting in the way is useful when it impedes other parts of government. W
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by axus 3mo ago
In the US, we like to reduce state capacity. Helps limit the damage bad actors can do when they are in power.
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by axus 3mo ago
My Facebook account with no connections was created exclusively to log in for the 20% discount. Facebook is probably getting more out of this arrangement than McDonalds. I do like that McDonalds employees call me Valued Customer instead of
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by axus 3mo ago
AI is bad for the economy too, but the AI-holders will make a lot of money. There was plenty of racism and control after slavery ended.
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by axus 3mo ago
"Thus, anyone who wants to corral that kind of entity and make it do their bidding? Yeah, they want slaves." Always comes to mind when I see Elon and friends getting excited about AI robots. Slavery was more about economics than
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by axus 3mo ago
Let's not make fixing bugs and backwards compatibility the enemy of shoveling out more features
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by axus 3mo ago
Elsewhere in these replies, someone linked to very similar idea by Karpathy https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519...
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by axus 3mo ago
Ultimately controlled by a country "more neutral" than the USA. Looks like .me is not neutral.
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by axus 3mo ago
I think you can be both indie and self-serving.
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by axus 3mo ago
I use Kaiser, recently their webpage asked nicely if I would sign a HIPAA waiver to share my data with third parties for marketing purposes. The default was Deny and they made that easy, but it was concerning.
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by axus 3mo ago
The market might remain rational longer than Elon Musk can stay solvent.
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by axus 3mo ago
Replace demand for fossil fuels by making cheaper energy sources and electric vehicles. Politically, block the straight of Hormuz, attack oil-producing infrastructure. Trump and Zelensky and even Iran are doing us all a favor.
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by axus 3mo ago
The alleged crime sounded childish. Appeal to rule of law, enforced by the court system is necessary for a fair business enviornment. Sending the notification letters is probably petty though.

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