casey2

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by casey2 10mo ago
Lives ruined by lack of DRAM? my guess is somewhere between 0 and 1
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by casey2 10mo ago
Maybe we should let people learn that actions have consequences. The kind and uplifting are seldom shot. Take Isabelle Robinson from parkland. Paraphrasing: "It's not my responsibility to "befriend" a person who is showi
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by casey2 10mo ago
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by casey2 10mo ago
I think you overestimate 2 by a longshot most problems only appear novel because they couched in a special field, framework or terminology, otherwise it would be years of incremental work. Some are, they are more appropriately put in a recr
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by casey2 10mo ago
Probably about https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/336526/stack-overfl... and the ensuing shitstorm
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by casey2 10mo ago
How is it much different than trading say a bar for livestream? For any org if you can remove the human meatware you should otherwise you are just making a bunch of busywork to exlude people from using your service. Just through the act of
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by casey2 10mo ago
Yes and those people/companies who discriminate against women for having a nude photo online (real or fake) should be shamed and prosecuted. "Companies look at your social media" is a form of behavioral conditioning propagand
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by casey2 10mo ago
I would suggest putting the HR departments that pass people over for having any "strange" photo associated with them on the wall first
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by casey2 10mo ago
No, but Manchurians can
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by casey2 10mo ago
some people want machines that do everything but don't want to do everything to maintain them or even set them up
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by casey2 10mo ago
The games don't fail to run because they are so "graphically powerful" they fail to run because you chose to set up your system without the necessary runtime. There are people who make stripped-down versions of windows. Is it
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by casey2 10mo ago
If people were buying new PCs every year like they used to I'd be worth it. Turns out there isn't as much value having a "captive market" on a PC unless it's locked down.
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by casey2 10mo ago
Any kind of social media ban would mean more people consuming "traditional" media, which is much worse. I would rather have my kid watch nothing but AI slop then get even 30 seconds of FAUX news. Lost my father to actual brain rot
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by casey2 10mo ago
Any kind of government encroachment into the time of it's citizens is theft. Many of their citizens chose American social media because they prefer American values. This offended the nationalists so they are simply going to ban America
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by casey2 10mo ago
TFA said it's all legal and explicit federal policy. You don't have to like it, but some people are going to have to make minor sacrifices if the majority want AI services. Look on the bright side, when these people all have perso
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by casey2 10mo ago
I like how the TTS just breaks. You can really FEEL the AI.
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by casey2 10mo ago
This is true, though the people that actually push the field forward do know enough about every level of abstraction to get the job done. Making something (very important) horrible just to rush to market can be a pretty big progress blocker
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by casey2 10mo ago
So you're washing dishes now?
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by casey2 10mo ago
In a just world you would do 16 hours of manual rock breaking and tilling in a gulag for a decade then you can come back and tell is how essential email is to your life, sorry "digital life" whatever the FUCK that is.
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by casey2 10mo ago
Literal navalgazing
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by casey2 10mo ago
If the bottom 50% disappeared they would be replaced with migrants in 1 or 2 weeks. If the top 10% disappeared the nation and all it's lifeline systems would cease to exist and the bottom 50% would slowly rot. We could probably weather
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by casey2 10mo ago
Of course living with a predator will increase your paranoia levels which will over a population bump people up to certain disorders. /s
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by casey2 10mo ago
The real takeaway from the article is that you can rathole forever on ill-defined problems. Decide upfront whether you care about actual humans and their usecases or hypothetical humans and their hypothetical usecases.
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by casey2 10mo ago
Data that can be visualized is rarely useful. Better to create a language to talk about it. Often you need a language in the first place to even be interested in the graph at all. Graphs are worth a thousand words if you are willing to thr
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by casey2 10mo ago
I was thinking about this last night before bed. People often counter that data visualization in 2D and 3D are more important and that we need a visual programming language. I completely disagree, if LLMs have taught us anything it's t
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by casey2 10mo ago
You just fell outrage bait so I doubt you will be able to identify AI.
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by casey2 10mo ago
Because open source "devs" can't make an actual product. LLMs are there direct competition, both competing for user attention. The idea that code gluers understand the code better than a chatbot (that admittedly totally lacks
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by casey2 10mo ago
The only way to stop slopware is to write "good software" that solves the problem. Proponents of "good software" are usually terrible at solving problems, and will fight tooth and nail against the idea that there even is
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by casey2 10mo ago
Why should people in the sustainable areas keep feeding the cancerous growth of worthless degenerate parasites? Serious question, as city folk keep ratholing into more and more socially destructive technologies, technologies designed to ham
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by casey2 10mo ago
The sign of a brittle system is constant feeling to restrict user freedom

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