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by drdaeman 2y ago
Fortunately, presence simulation is only needed at dusk/night - when cats have their zoomies.
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by drdaeman 2y ago
I believe, the noun "boss", when meant as "a person who exercises control or authority", does not imply legal status or purpose of any group or organization. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary&#x2
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by drdaeman 2y ago
Not until post-scarcity (if it's even achievable). Until then, Gresham's Law is at work, and cheaper products and services that are of barely acceptable quality along their happy paths are going to dominate markets.
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by drdaeman 2y ago
That's one of the important criteria, yes. But I was trying to draw the line on what is "cheating", not when it's socially or morally acceptable.
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by drdaeman 2y ago
> We've already come to a decisive conclusion on this Have we, really? In the professional sports there's WADA and similar agencies, that, obviously, have to push this idea really hard (and make everyone believe that everyone e
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by drdaeman 2y ago
> People who have dumped thousands of hours practicing to get good at something, and you’re proud of cheating them and people like them? Just as a hypothetical situation - what if one had built a similar tool on their own, or used this a
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by drdaeman 2y ago
I don't get how pwning noobs is gratifying at all. It's just griefing and for a normal sane person there's no fun in seeing other people suffer. It's like wrestling with toddlers. Proper "cheating" is not about
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by drdaeman 2y ago
It used to have issues, they have improved since, but I don't consider Telegram to be encrypted or private (and I'm also not a crypto expert, so the details elude me anyway) so I haven't really kept track of this. Honestly, t
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by drdaeman 2y ago
Good point. No, I haven't seen any independent confirmations yet.
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by drdaeman 2y ago
> In Pavel's interview with Tucker Carlson He also said that he doesn't visit Russia anymore, yet a recent FSB leak indicates that he was frequenting there. And before that he heavily marketed Telegram as ad-free forever. And b
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by drdaeman 2y ago
8B is not exactly great for roleplaying, if we put the bar any high. It is just not sophisticated enough, as it has very limited "reasoning"-like capabilities and can normally make sensible conclusions only about very basic things
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by drdaeman 2y ago
> Neither of these are k8s issues though. Where were you playing with `conntrack`? On the backplane? Yes, on the host (GKE-provisioned VPS) where the application container ran. While it's certain this is not in K8s itself, I'm
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by drdaeman 2y ago
Running everything over an IPv6-only network, I believe, was not possible five years ago. IIRC I had some issues with data plane, but it was a while ago so I don't really remember the details. Maybe it is now, maybe there are still som
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by drdaeman 2y ago
> If you're dipping into Calico and friends That was my homelab (all bare metal, except for one node that was an VPS), so full DIY setup without any clouds, meant to try things out and learn how they work. I tried a bunch of CNI opt
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by drdaeman 2y ago
Hah. Okay, here's an anecdote. First time I had to look under the hood (and discover it's not exactly easy to get through the wiring) is when I set up my first homelab cluster. I wanted to run it over an IPv6-only network I had, a
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by drdaeman 2y ago
Setting up and maintaining along the happy path is not an issue, it’s well-documented and has existing automations if desirable so you can set up a cluster in just a few minutes (if you have the experience already). And YAML files are nearl
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by drdaeman 2y ago
> brains consume so little energy doing continuous high complexity tasks Do they? While I've read that there's not a lot of difference between just chilling and thinking of some hard problem (not sure if true, though - haven&#x
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by drdaeman 2y ago
First of all, I could have interpreted this incorrectly, and if I did so - I apologize. However, I think the parent tried (and seemingly failed) to convey the idea that the use of certain euphemism is intended to affect public opinion among
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by drdaeman 2y ago
This. Even the best systems marketed as “AI” nowadays can’t reason, by design. The whole promise of targeted advertising, as well as all those cyberpunk tropes about all-knowing machines (and corporations and governments running them) is ba
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by drdaeman 2y ago
Not sure it’s a good comparison. Apple has hefty margins on their hardware, and it’s practically required to use their services. In other words, iCloud activation fees practically exist and are included in device pricing. They simply have d
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by drdaeman 2y ago
I think the root issue is lack of consumer awareness and informedness. In an ideal spherical free market in a vacuum, nobody would buy even slightly enshittified things, because a rational educated consumer understands how it erodes the who
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by drdaeman 2y ago
In our postabsurd times, I think it's a good netiquette to put explicit "/s".
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by drdaeman 2y ago
It doesn't seem that this approach "knows" the actual music. The article doesn't seem to explain how track embedding vectors are produced, but it mentions that user-action signals are of the same length, which makes me d
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by drdaeman 2y ago
No, I don't want to close FCC, FDA or FAA. It's only about the media, because the such shortcut in the ability to tell companies what to do could be abused in a way harmful to free speech - and I think free speech is more importan
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by drdaeman 2y ago
$10M from garbage mobile "games", and no liabilities? Is it some lucky exception, or that's a norm in the industry? Maybe I should shove up my ideals and principles where the sun doesn't shine, and ramp up a LLM game gen
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by drdaeman 2y ago
I'm not sure it's a good idea. While such power can be theoretically socially beneficial when granted to truly benevolent agencies under non-corrupt democratic regimes, allow me to introduce you to the Russian Internet watchdog Ro
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by drdaeman 2y ago
Nullability is poor man's `Maybe`/`Optional`, and I'd love to see that at the type system level (cf. `data Maybe a = Just a | Nothing`) rather than current {sql,null}.Null* mess or whatever was proposed in https://
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by drdaeman 2y ago
What we currently call "AI" (LLMs) cannot be venal. It is not conscious and has no agency, so the term is simply not applicable. It's like calling a rock "murderous" when someone used it to murder another person - u
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by drdaeman 2y ago
And that's just a result of growth. There are more humans than ever, communication technologies are improving a lot every decade, writing tools are also improving a lot, and now there are LLMs that can aid with writing. The more access
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by drdaeman 2y ago
There was a myriad of crappy fiction before LLMs - way more than anyone can read - so… nothing really changed? Sure, LLMs have their own distinct flavors of crappiness, but it doesn’t really matter. If I got it right, the core problem is th

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