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dakolli
7mo ago
My great friend, when we were 20, shot himself in the head while we were doing shrooms. This is not an uncommon occurrence. Thousands of incidents of self harm happen every year in the US alone because of these drugs. I would advise anyone
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dakolli
7mo ago
Who the hell downvotes this lol
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7mo ago
All of these occulted skills, that we literally can't explain why they work are akin to gamblers superstitions. If I write something this way, it works. Its like a gambler who think they order in which the push the buttons on the slot
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dakolli
7mo ago
I love the Cryptocurrency analogy. The LLM hype monkeys are the same people that were screaming that NFTs/Digital Art was going to replace all the traditional art in gallaries in 10 years. They are literally the same people, and they a
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7mo ago
The kid who showed his work in detail in math class is doing better in life 9/10 times than the kids that only knew how to use a calculator. Now consider how well the people who think you just need to know how to yell at the calculator
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dakolli
8mo ago
I love these satirical sites that take a jab at how LLMs are (genuinely) ruining software. See: https://deploycel.org/
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8mo ago
Actually I believe they're just actually complying with new laws to disclose their balance sheets for these types of loans. Many other banks like JP Morgan have much higher amounts of these loans on their balance sheets, but refuse to
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8mo ago
Idk, this didn't happen in Iran. Literally not a single bit of evidence to prove these claims of violence of the state of Iran against its citizens.. Your consent has been completely manufactured. You people are trying to wash the sins
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8mo ago
lmao, this response kinda proves my point.. Have you already lost your ability to think brother?
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8mo ago
Yeah, I agree. However, people use llms for the same reason people drive 3 blocks to a store rather than walk. Laziness and convenience. They simply don't care if their leg muscles atrophy. However, I think people aren't taking in
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8mo ago
Cool you had it do something for you, this isn't building or learning no matter what you tell yourself. Your brain is going to atrophy. The process of building can be frustrating, so what, so is training for a marathon or anything rewa
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8mo ago
Yeah could you imagine a project manager saying they are like a carpenter or a craftsman lmfao
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8mo ago
If you rely on llms, you're simply not going to make it. The person who showed their work on the math test is 9/10 times is doing better in life than the person that only knew how to use a calculator. Now how do we think things ar
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8mo ago
Sorry I don't use technology from companies that are eager to participate in the mass murder of civilians.
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8mo ago
How is DNS going to prevent javascript/css/tls fingerprinting? Its a good thing to do, but its not preventing you from being identified and tracked.
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8mo ago
uBlock Origin does not protect you from this, this is a fingerprinting problem. You need to use a fingerprinting resistant browser. And even then, there are new fingerprinting methods emerging frequently and you can't prevent fingerpri
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8mo ago
you can't beat it with a VPN, or any sort of networking only solution, only your browser can prevent fingerprinting. The hash is generated on a combination of heuristics but usually based on canvas fingerprinting. Network fingerprintin
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8mo ago
Do not trust the EFF !!!
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dakolli
8mo ago
I'm just not going to give agents access to my workspace account!
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8mo ago
So what?
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8mo ago
Thanks for this, I had no clue DevTools had an MCP, could be useful.
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8mo ago
Well, many will crash before they ever get to IPO. Phind closed shop last month a few weeks after raising millions. But yes, the areas where they are claiming he's wrong, have largely not had time to come to fruition. Lets reevaluate h
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8mo ago
Why would he need to make rebuttal, they back up a lot of his claims and show he's becoming more accurate with each year that goes by. The ares where he's less accurate are largely prediction that haven't had time to come to
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8mo ago
In 2026, I feel like a painter in 2022 being screamed at non stop by people telling me my craft is soon to be dead, that NFTs are the future by people who are largely behaving like gambling addicts (like NFT people).
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8mo ago
Is this just devtools protocol wrapped by an MCP? I've been doing this with go-rod for two years... https://github.com/go-rod/rod
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8mo ago
They're pretending like they didn't enter into this agreement last January and are completely entrenched in intelligence programs already. They are trying to make it look like they are stepping up in a time of need (time of need f
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8mo ago
Or its just incredible marketing.. I don't really care about what LLMs do in a military context, they'd probably make a military less effective which is good in my opinion. I find it a pretty silly notion to use them outside of ma
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OpenAI Entered into an agreement with the DoD last January
(defensescoop.com)
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8mo ago
Sam Altman is lying and taking advantage of PR right now by saying that they've reached an agreement TONIGHT with the DoD. They've been approved for top secret use since last January... https://x.com/sama/stat
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8mo ago
Yeah, I find it funny how we're now defending these AI companies, when they're clearly still an enemy of the working class. They've made it incredibly clear their plans are to disenfranchise labor, and welcome in a world of G
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