cowboylowrez

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by cowboylowrez 26d ago
The proper thing is to strictly outlaw kids using the internet. There is nothing of value for kids on the internet, and even if there were, there are technical means of allowing users to use applications without generalized and ungated inte
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
I don't doubt what you're saying, but I still hack on things mainly for fun tho. In the OPs case, he's even paying below cost, how long is that deal going to go on? On the other hand, his current working code base might be so
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
Yeah same tho, that 5k looks to be pissing in the wind. He even knows for a fact he's not paying the actual costs yet never mentions how he's going to maintain that stack of code if costs per token ever get tightened up. I've
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
Hehe its not that complicated, if it were, Trump wouldn't have bothered taking on the job haha according to the school of thought I've gathered from conservatives, its "loot or be looted". Not much cognitive effort neede
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
Trump is surrounded by people whom appear subservient under the sort of shallow gaze that Trump can muster if he tries hard enough, but in reality Trump is of course a tool, yes a pretty clumsy one who keeps trying to remind you who is the
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
Whats your thoughts on this being a temporary phenom, that will last until big corp applies AI's to resist this? Reading your article I get the feeling that the only security measures that you ran up against were just the obscurity def
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
I think the main objection is that hacker news supposedly doesn't want AI generated comments, which is going to paradoxically produce the situation where the mods will be overwhelmed with policing AI generated comments and they themsel
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
doesn't ring a bell
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
awesome! also do people not like AI comments? when my AI gf chats me up, I sorta like it IYKWIM
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by cowboylowrez 1mo ago
>Agents are great, but the notion of "best tricks" for how to best use an opaque costful tool which will, by all odds, be completely different in a few months time is quite funny. The bet with this blog post is that things WON&
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
The contradictions probably should generate political compromises. I mean it would be sort of ridiculous to say "Godel, so lets be a failed state!" I would also not buy blaming the ridiculousness of the USA's state of affairs
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
yep, I think its even worth considering that some folks are internally conflicted, I am certainly an enthusiastic consumer of AI (or what I can mooch anyways) yet nothing prevents me from considering the downsides, with the usual bleeding h
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
not to mention a certain financial firm cancelling trump on suspicions of HIS money laundering lol
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
It was the sort of "cached denormalization" that held my attention, plus some of the details on what locked when, etc earned a bookmark as I plan to read it again. Maybe I'm sort of numb to the style now, I'm actually cu
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
Thats probably the kicker. I think about this some, also being myself a gemini chat mooch. How good will gemini be in a years time? Its great now but will there be an incentive at some point for it to become shit? Free tier is awesome now,
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
Yeah I mooch gemini off of google but they've def made a few cents from me via ads. Also apparently I'm a rarity because I don't run ad blocking (except firefox itself does a bit according to a few websites). Its a very good
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
I'm betting these things are not going to be moonsized so accordingly thats loads of light focused into a pretty fine point. When you aim your telescope at the moon, you don't have to use much magnification to start cutting down t
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
without networking its not beowulf-able so there's that.
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
I just wanted to drop a note that I almost never go into an article or blog wondering if its AI or not. I am trying to be a more picky reader and try to actually do something occasionally but I do browse database articles and this is a good
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
I like music production, I have an older pc tho so I'm slumming with a fairly old lmms install with a bit of online daws for variety. I like audacity too but stick with older versions at the moment.
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
These artsy fartsy takes on a subject that would be better studied as a science are fun but are they useful? I am not saying there is no such thing as taste and neither will I attempt to define taste except to say "tasteless" is p
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
"She also asserted that physics differs from math mainly in its introduction of the concept of time. " intuitively I think thats just a really cool insight, though formally I suck both at math and physics so can't really tell
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
there has been a general collapse of competency at the federal level lately. sincerely, Capt. Obvious
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
"X is, and will remain, the most important communication technology in history." looks like someone has a pretty poor opinion of history lol
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
There are any number of alternatives, I favor a walled off whitelisted subset of the internet that requires age verification and then we can let kids on that and otherwise ban them from the general internet and also ban internet enabled dev
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
I think its ok to ask the disrupter to leave and if he refuses, just trespass him. I would hold this opinion independently of the contents of the meeting transcripts. From reading this page, the disrupter should probably be charged with tre
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
Yeah honestly I just assume sites fingerprint and track to the extent the visitors allow.
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
This reliably inevitable rationalization comes up in every thread it seems, and its ultimate goal is to humanize AI. This is what the big guys want us peons to believe and it works so well, I have even been lectured by an AI for being rude,
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
fast cgi has a good one, length then binary follows, if the length is 127 or less, the length is contained within one byte, if not the length is contained in 4 bytes, then the data follows. Midi has a similar scheme for representing some nu
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by cowboylowrez 2mo ago
A comment about enshittification will most certainly get downvoted by the enshittifiers and I'm guessing there's a few enshittifiers in any crowd lol

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