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by bogzz 8mo ago
Thanks for the edge case! Edited.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I am so far removed from the type of person who might consider buying something like that. You'd have to be exceptionally impervious to social cues to even think of wearing that in public. If you're blind, it's of course unde
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I donated mine with my GameBoys to Red Cross when I turned 19 :( But I ordered the new Pocket Taco, which is like a controller that is taco-shaped and clamps around your smartphone, kinda turning it into a gameboy.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure that was sarcasm.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I just bought a controller attachment for my smartphone so I can replay Crystal and Emerald! I haven't tried any of the 3D games yet, do they still hold some of the charm that the 2D games had?
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by bogzz 8mo ago
"EXCUSE ME, SIR! I see you are moving with great intention. Might your hurriedness be in connection with those papers you hold in your hand? Pray tell, for I much desire to converse! Aah, I see, I was right to assume you were in a hurr
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by bogzz 8mo ago
The trade-off is worth it in my opinion when you are in a time crunch to deliver a demo, or are asked to test out an idea for a new feature (also in a time crunch). The hope being that if the feature were to be kept or the demo fleshed out,
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by bogzz 8mo ago
We don't know how the military intended to use Claude, and neither do we know nor does the military know whether Claude without RLHF-imposed safety would have been more useful to them. Ergo, this is a very convenient PR opportunity. Th
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I am convinced that Amodei's "morality" is purely performative, and cynically employed as a marketing tactic. Time will tell, but most people will forget his lies.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
This is not how the word "moral" should be used in a sentence that also has the name Dario Amodei in it.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
ChatGPT 5.2 kept gaslighting me yesterday telling me that LLMs were explainable with Shapley values, and it kept referencing papers which talk about LLMs, and about SHAP, but talk about LLMs being used to explain the SHAP values of other ML
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by bogzz 8mo ago
LLMs are really a marvel, GPT 2 actually inspired me to go back to college (not directly, rather I needed to understand how it worked). I have unlimited derision for morally spineless worms who disingenuously make it out to be more than it
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Ah, well that makes sense. In that case, it's another tool in the toolbelt, not a plug-and-play drone brain, as some reporters amusingly make it out to be.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Does anyone have insight into, or an interesting source to read, on what exactly Anthropic/OpenAI are doing/can do for a military? Reporters are unsurprisingly fearmongering about Claude "being used in surveillance, autonomou
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by bogzz 8mo ago
It just blew my mind! I suppose I shouldn't be surprised at all, JS was written for manipulating the DOM but I was NOT expecting a cool terminal style with a typing/Matrix-style transition animation from some of the first webpages
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I used to always reflexively blurt out 67 when asked for a random number. I'm a proto gen alpha. I 6-7'd before it was cool.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
It seems to me a case of the blog post title inspiring the project, instead of the other way around. But I am particularly curmudgeonly today.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Funny is subjective, I should just have moved on and ignored this but I couldn't help myself, this is so irritating. It's a prompt that makes an LLM turn iuqefxygn9urg0fh1 into a little Godot game. It's like a slot machine wi
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by bogzz 8mo ago
How did this get to the top of the frontpage?
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by bogzz 8mo ago
He really is, on twitter at least. But his podcast with Dwarkesh was such a refreshing dose of reality, it's like he is a completely different person on social media. I understand that the hype carries him away I suppose.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I went on a short camping trip with my 60+ year old neighbor a couple months ago. He loves country. He had his Spotify playing songs for him the entire trip, and about 20% of the songs were slop. I felt like I was riding with Jerry listenin
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by bogzz 8mo ago
It is utterly unbelievable to me that these platforms haven't done anything about generated content yet. Hell, a music streaming company could make bank with simply a draconian, human-enforced ban on slop. (I understand it's not a
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by bogzz 8mo ago
...Guts? I genuinely don't know what field you're lobbing this from, but insinuating that referring to India as Bharat is for whatever reason a bad thing is asinine to me. This was a common name used in India even back in the pre-
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Oh hey it's me, I'm the conformist. Stop picking on me.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Wow what an amazing analogy, you're absolutely right!
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Such a shame. I so love Pocketbase, used it when I was trying out HTMX for a side project. I get the sense that ganigeorgiev is feeling the thanklessness of open source work, and I so wish that he had an easier time of it. That said, it&#x2
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Hey hey HEY how dare you talk like that about a Public Benefit Corporation.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
Sniped.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
CDDOL is undoubtedly the future, it is just sad seeing all these negative comments. It's like those people don't even know they've been made redundant already. It's not too late to jump on the Cocaine-Driven Development
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I wasn't trying to imply that my interpretation of the art is the correct one. It's just what I think of every time I see those statues.

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