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by djmips 1y ago
The specifically defend themselves as not criminal but merely curious knowledge seekers.
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by djmips 1y ago
I feel like you probably wouldn't use EL wire today although it does have a certain charm - but you can get easier to use lighting up 'wire' LED products today. https://www.adafruit.com/product/5503 up t
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by djmips 1y ago
It has a voice don't it...
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The horror of that constrasted with the blithe compliance of modern citizens.
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California has been storing the samples in its biobank since 1983 not 1930.
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by djmips 1y ago
we still do this on very big fundamental changes.
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by djmips 1y ago
yes humans can be injection prompt hacked / mind poisoned - a good sales campaign is something like this. Propaganda.
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teaching optimization this way seems ideal
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by djmips 1y ago
And here's another that's always fascinated me -> Diode Ladder Filter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvNNgUl3al0
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by djmips 1y ago
When I came upon this list, and I don't remember how, I went from the The 97 Pound Weakling to a perfectly developed hacker. Seriously, it was a game changer and launched me into a game of catchup on the PC (I was a Apple II and C64 gu
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by djmips 1y ago
I presume your colleague was dead for more than 7-8 minutes... That was gallant of you.
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by djmips 1y ago
Filmed by James Henry White. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_H._White
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(2017)
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I don't know but I just quickly read the google doc cached version at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YS8FLnSz2eP-nXp7FJR7Gsef... And does this seem like AI automation gone mad?
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by djmips 1y ago
i mean videos were constantly popping up for me on mobile Spotify so it kind of had already started happening. I had to actually investigate how to turn it off.
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by djmips 1y ago
Excellent write-up. This is one of those side projects that has been on my list since forever and this seems about the level of accomplishment and tech that is within reach. Good effort! I'm looking forward to further refinements.
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Ain't that the truth... I hope that "AI" LLMs will have their Linux, their local private versions that are on par.
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by djmips 1y ago
I think you are correct. Tech was binning people and older Gen X slid forward identifying with late Gen X much more than those on the other side of the divide.
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I was lucky to live in an area with a lot of interesting semi-precious stones that you could just find by looking around.
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Yes.
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>I’ll be interested to see how this shakes out for who is leading AI at Meta going forward Alexandr Wang
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From other reports it appears that "The layoffs will impact Meta’s legacy Fundamental AI Research unit, also known as FAIR, along with its AI product and infrastructure division" (Verge article) not the superintelligence lab wher
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by djmips 1y ago
Fortunately there's probably a lot of opportunity for those 600 out there.
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by djmips 1y ago
Hmmm new business plan - RAAS - Rugs As A Service - provides credible cover for your departments existance.
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by djmips 1y ago
Sounds like a classic - only 14K views!
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Fascinating idea! Sounds like the birth of a folk rememdy.
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TIL that blowing smoke up someone's ass is derived from the abolishment of this practice (apparently).
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Pedantic quibble - they haven't donated their own blood, maybe just stored.
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it is amusing to use AI to write that...
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In practice Android is much more difficult to handle the myriad of offerings - Have you ever tried both? To your other point, what app spend would Anthropic be worried about - they have a subscription model.

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