dpkirchner

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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
The coin is to decide which terrible person he is going to listen to. And his weirdo followers love him for it.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
Google shopping is a great tool to use when you don't care if the items are truly in stock or are sold at the price listed.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
It is 100% impossible to secure the system and its use sufficiently to provide reasonable privacy for the public.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
An error no frontier LLM would make, eh
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
I'm ok with Google having that information. Where is the checkbox to enable including useful details in emails?
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
The fact is that Amazon has at least two customers here: you, the user trying to find an item to buy, and advertisers, likely trying to convince you to buy a lower quality product. Who wins? I'm guessing the advertiser. They are far mo
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
Are all of those specialists "in-network"? Have you tried contacting them to see if they truly have availability? It's common for providers (or the insurance carrier), at least in my area, to claim they take new patients when
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
I figure if they can't make a functioning website, the odds they can make an app are basically zero.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
TIL the prompt cache lasts 1 hour. I thought it was reduced to 5 minutes.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
For the most part, the only people that see the grades are you, your parents, your teacher, and maybe your friends. Most of the world will just see a pass/fail result (degree or not), unless you also earn special awards.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
By my recollection the devolution started around 30 years ago.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
It looks like Radiate is an app-mandatory secondary ticket marketplace, I might be looking at the wrong Radiate though.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
I assure you I am indeed uncool.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
It's easy, you just need to hold your phone such that your eyes are pointed directly at the ads as they scroll up and down the screen. Thank you for consuming content.
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by dpkirchner 3mo ago
And recording your voice for fine tuning models they could then use to trick your friends/family/banks.
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
If this were true, far right mainstream media (eg Newsmax, NY Post) would not have the viewership and readership they enjoy. In any case, few people here (and in general, IME) are suggesting that Nazis should have no platform whatsoever, on
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
The last few times I tried to go bowling I was turned away because I was the wrong kind of customer. I didn't know when my kind was allowed (it wasn't on the outdoor signs). Layer I learned the right times but they were all weirdl
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
They'd even delete chats. You'd see, in comments, someone inviting the author to chat, but the link would (in the present) take you to a 404 page. Did the question get an answer? Did chat ever work? Was something useful shared? We
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
It's recently replaced "honest" with "straight". "Belt-and-suspenders" is still common, I don't know when they'll replace it.
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
I had Claude make a world cloud from its responses because I was curious to see how big "honest" would be. It barely showed up, so I asked it to just give me the counts and it responded telling me it was trained not to use the wor
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
I wish humans that make up "facts" would admit to it as readily as LLMs do. Even though I know it's just a training trick to ground the response.
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
Whichever one you are more likely to do with friends and family, I'd say. IME that's TV because we're experiencing the same thing. If you're alone, it's probably a wash.
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by dpkirchner 4mo ago
And what of passengers?
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by dpkirchner 5mo ago
I'm pretty sure some agent harnesses read both files when present, so this @ "aliasing" is more token efficient.
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by dpkirchner 5mo ago
I wonder if they've deployed Mythos' pen testing against Persona?
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by dpkirchner 5mo ago
If it gives them a leg up, sure, why not?
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by dpkirchner 5mo ago
In person ID requirements all rely on punishing merchants if a minor fools them with a fake ID which aligns the incentives pretty well. It's hard to imagine how that would work online. Do you go to jail/pay thousands of dollars if
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by dpkirchner 5mo ago
> How do adults declare themselves as adults without teenagers claiming to be adults also? It's pretty much impossible, so we should stop trying. It's exhausting seeing politicians et al continue to push for age verification de
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by dpkirchner 5mo ago
A dozen times a day, every day? No thanks.
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by dpkirchner 5mo ago
> Most people are just very nice and love chatting a bit as well In my experience, this depends on the context. Everywhere I've lived the only time strangers try to talk to me is to either a) ask for directions (1%) or b) beg for mo

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