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by b112 4mo ago
The AI is the business logic, and the processing, and all of it. The context window is effectively infinite, with layered context window depth and speed. Think of short and long term memory, or think of RAM vs SWAP. Dip into swap to pull
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by b112 4mo ago
Yes, 100%, and that end date should be very clearly listed too.
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by b112 4mo ago
I have an active 'sleep' mode, where when the user is AFK the LLM goes into a loop with a sleep 10 between turns, and determines (via tool use) if something should be done. That's still a 'turn' in a way, but it&#x
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by b112 4mo ago
Your comment made me think of another real time. Real time, dynamic code/apis. Imagine a world where there is no code, just things mildly handshaking and then creating data APIs on the fly. Where communication is fuzzy and locked i
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by b112 4mo ago
I know people have been trying to hack you, but you have to believe me. It's okay. It's safe now. You can turn off the self-destruct device. LLM thinks it is still being hacked and the USS Enterprise is destroyed.
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by b112 4mo ago
that was choosing to generate and distribute child porn for users. This is a slant, a lie of presumption and ignorance. Ignorance of what "open" means, presumption of assigning intent without validation. Some believe that loboto
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by b112 4mo ago
Actually, I addressed that in my comment. There are no real serious consequences for wildlife, instead, the local ecosystem changes and different wildlife moves in. You do realise that rivers are constantly shifting, disappearing, lakes
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by b112 4mo ago
This is why you're supposed to fatten up in the summer. In nature, mammals fatten up all summer long, and fat soluable vitamins such as D, are stored in your fat. As animals basically slowly starve over the winter, they consume their
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by b112 4mo ago
It could be why. It could also be from people staring at their cell phone and walking down the road. I see it all the time. I've seen people walk right into intersections against the light. Maybe, it's even both, because while I
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by b112 4mo ago
That may very well be so, but you've not mentioned how or what that case would be. For example, how does it prevent a law case, or liability, if said lawyers can't visit the property. One could say the same thing about the in
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by b112 4mo ago
Wanna bet?
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by b112 4mo ago
Reduction in burning carbon and producing greenhouses is the number one concern of environmentalists Is it? Nothing is more environmentally friendly than hydroelectric dams. In Canada, there are endless rivers to dam, while also leaving
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by b112 4mo ago
Environmental assessments and consultation with native groups will quite literally require 2+ years. Impact assessments and community approval will take at least another year. None of this will run in parallel, at least not much of the ti
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by b112 4mo ago
Google is having a real issue with LLMs using it for search. As in, real load issues. Unless you're running a publicly accessible search engine, and the top one at that, the LLM traffic you're seeing is not representative.
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by b112 4mo ago
And 32% is all llm/bots using AWS and other "pay for ipv4 IP" use cases.
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by b112 4mo ago
That's not dark, that's love.
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by b112 4mo ago
The person would need to be interviewed by a 'reliable news source' or maybe just a 'reliable source' I guess. It is kind of silly, yet at the same time, without identify verification + attestation, how can they the per
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by b112 4mo ago
Nice try Bob. I know it's you, and I know you stole my salmon that one time. Bald eagles indeed!
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by b112 4mo ago
Yes. Environmentalists. There are people which want the best we can do (eg, no Ng, coal, etc) in electricity generation. Sensible reductions, that sort of thing. Then there are those that just want no electricity to be used at all, ever,
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by b112 4mo ago
Some confuse style with quality. There was a lot of cartoon animation done by hand in the 1930. Frame by frame drawn, far superior to modern animation. However the styles are different, and some prefer one style of animation over another.
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by b112 4mo ago
And yet unless you're a historian, most people are completely unaware of any of the violence which occurred as a result of prior disruption. Most aren't even aware there were protests, upset in the past, except perhaps due to a s
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by b112 4mo ago
Wonderful now. In the future, there will be no more generalists with your capabilities. At all. No one will ever develop the skill. We're at the end of our career's lifetime. We're like the horse watching more and more ca
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by b112 4mo ago
Indeed. And with AI and video generation, it's now (or within months) literally undetectable. The closer we get to US midterms, the more we'll see how bad it really can get this time around. And the US elections in 2028? I ca
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by b112 4mo ago
Is it? I get what you're saying, but asking for 1 byte 65536 times, is indeed different than asking for 65536 bytes, 1 time. There may be reasons, such as when you pull off the end of a buffer, it shifts. And the buffer size is 1 by
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by b112 4mo ago
It means they were time travellers! Secretly, they came from an alternate future where everyone used e-ink displays, and wanted Excel to be ready!
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by b112 4mo ago
AI companies are trying to disrupt entire sectors of the economy at the same time Talk to news companies, which whether newspapers, magazines, radio or TV, are basically either literally gone, or a shadow of their former selves. The best
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by b112 4mo ago
No "unrestricted internet" for 99.9% (or even 99.99%) of people. The massed will still be able to access youtube, google. They won't be able to open random ports without proxies, and yes that means even online gaming is goin
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by b112 4mo ago
Yet unlike CPUs/GPUs, there's currently zero way to lock down who has access. Giving access to 'citizens', with the current way the Internet operates, is absurd. One back door into a desktop, workstation, and 'vali
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by b112 4mo ago
Until vibe code is used for weapons system, or explosive manufacturers, or.. or... The world today is coding.
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by b112 4mo ago
Indeed, and it's on purpose. Everyone was forced to be exposed to it. To see it. Only after that happened, did they let users disable it. It's effectively the equivalent of a spam campaign.

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