cowboylowrez

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by cowboylowrez 6mo ago
I use them for the b2 bucket style storage where this happens. Its expensive per gig compared to the cost of a working personal unlimited desktop account. I like to visit their reddit page occasionally and its a constant stream of desktop c
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by cowboylowrez 6mo ago
yeah I'm glad I paid extra for linux on a used dell, I'd hate to be slumming in some poverty ridden ghetto like mac users with their vm limits
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by cowboylowrez 6mo ago
Well sure, all market signals should be considered. As a casual observer, my received signals have been indicating that AI is getting sold at a loss to get market share, and more recent signals have indicated that users are really really se
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by cowboylowrez 6mo ago
Not me, trump should have at most received 1 to 2 percent in either primaries or the general election, even in 2016 we knew what sort of fellow he was, at least the folks who could read more than a paragraph in a sitting. The primaries were
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
>I look a Claude / ChatGPT as an extension of my thought. It should be held as such in all court proceedings. It’s used to allow me to think and reason about things. Gotcha, I still think manually myself. To me, typing illegalities
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
This is in my opinion a better use of tech that has an error rate (hallucination), you just assume that its a fuzzy search, and sample the results to see how you did. I'd like to see a few from the results for sure!
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
Yeah real users are just as hosed as the small sites. I get blocked simply because of the netblock I browse from.
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
I dunno, ruling seems to have a point to me, a non-lawyer. claude is not an attorney and his attorney was not involved until after the claude "conversation". Look at for instance the exchange of emails with your lawyer, are they p
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
yeah the models are great and all but will they continue to be great? anthropic has some real miserable looking finances, and as a counter example, googles gemini is starting to get stingy with its tokens or whatever (I get this from compla
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
oh I see. the way I'm using it is to mock your posts. now granted I'm not that smart so my mockery isn't going to be very cutting or anything and heck I don't even dislike you, in fact you should consider my mocking of y
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
Its a terrifically rare term that has never before been used before me (there are now copycats on x/twitter), so I can understand why you might be unfamiliar with it. There are so many subcurrents of meaning and subtlety and to truly u
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
being against child abuse is woke too amirite?
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
I think there's places to deprioritise safety, like the US military for instance, we gripe too much when soldiers die, we should instead just put right there in their employment contract or draft notice, "side effects of troop act
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
I knew this would happen, safety is now considered "woke" haha
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
I asked gemini for the cost of power but it could be lying through its smirking sense of superiority and general all around disdain for the humans it will soon replace. "The electrical cost to produce the same amount of light as a sing
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
I just think that if I treat my AI GF like that she'll just pout and end up giving me the silent treatment and I'll have to reboot her.
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
those politicians want kids to carry around fully internet connected high def multimedia recording and production devices with access to the entire fucking world just in case something something
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
this is the solution, make internet 21+ and all these problems go away. kids have no business on the internet, there is nothing useful on the internet for kids.
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by cowboylowrez 7mo ago
I had a very attractive young woman ask me for a ride once, I turned her down for safety reasons, I didn't even have to imagine what bad things might happen, this is just common sense.
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
the resources go to the guys with the AI duh
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
some of these articles seem bent on presenting solutions to anticipated or realized problems and I just find it so adorable that the articles authors think that the powers actually want to solve problems instead of just creating more of the
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
they'll get drafted as enlisted instead
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
AI at once enables so much slop that it kills open bug bounty programs and at the same time finds actual problems. How can we enable the sorts of benefits that AI brings, like this awesome security work but block the slop that floods PR pip
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
are we using a work of fiction as proof of a theory or something like that?
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
you seem not to be doing much analysis here. thats fair, its not my job either lol
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
yeah but also realistically if you have the money you don't build a bunker, you build a pseudo military installation, and ex military is where you find your "handymen" to take care of "housekeeping." of course, your
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
what we need to do is put some heavy tariffs on intercontinental packets.
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
Synths with mod wheels are the bomb, I used to have a roland that had a pitch wheel for bends and then push it for tremolos, vibratos and such, and way more voices, envelopes etc and that was a few decades ago and I'm sure that nowaday
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
oh great not only are llms destroying the earth, we have to make games to entertain them while they do it haha
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by cowboylowrez 8mo ago
I posted my plan forward but essentially kids get a whitelist at best. For example, a kid friendly access device allows a network connection to a vpn server certified safe for kids and then take it from there with whitelisted destinations.

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