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by dudisubekti 15d ago
Yeah, the archive guy should just leave the blog alone instead of triggering Streissand effect lol
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by dudisubekti 15d ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260920061809/https://reclaimth... Vs https://archive.is/2YdN9 One has paywall, one doesn't... Sorry man, people will keep DDoSing some random guy'
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by dudisubekti 28d ago
Thing is they keep creating castes to the point there are too many of them to manage in modern times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Indian_castes
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by dudisubekti 28d ago
I agree. Most of the life-changing content I've consumed has been either freely available (in the public domain or online) or a one-time-purchase, ad-free book.
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by dudisubekti 1mo ago
> but the general rule for the vast majority of the population was: don't be weird, or get killed. I suspect this is a very Eurocentric view. Take India for a counter-example, it has always been full of weirdoes starting their own c
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by dudisubekti 1mo ago
Going straight to surveillance and unable to think "nicer" ways... is strange. 1. process graphs and charts 2. process handwritten math formula, also chinese characters writings 3. process design sketch and wireframe 4. process sc
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
Culture of contempt is the name of the game: being outraged all the time is tiring, and tired people are easier to control. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outrage_industrial_complex
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
I mean yeah, of course. We don't need as much as fiber as gorilla. My point is just modern diet is severely lacking in fiber, when our gut evolved to process them. It's not a surprise this evolutionary mismatch will cause so many
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
Fair but resistant starch that we're speaking of behave more like soluble fiber: https://nutritionsource.hsph.harvard.edu/carbohydrates/fiber... > Resistant starch – Soluble fermentable fiber found in legumes,
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
Good thing we're not just assuming, we're actually studying it too: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK559033/ Also savannah human diet is chock full of fiber too: baobab pulp, grass seeds, tuber plan
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
I hope you're not being serious, but they're not "supplements", they're food. You can easily get them from fruits and vegetables. While they're not essential in short-term survival, they're essential for l
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
> not generalizable But there's already a general advise on this: eat more fiber. https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2017/08/hunter-gather... We're a great ape, our body evolved to proce
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
If it's any consolation, people tend to get their sh*t together after they're tired of everything around them failing. China basically experienced this last century, collectively asking themselves "maybe we shouldn't suc
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
> demoralizing Why? China could do their own thing, and your country can do yours.
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
I... don’t follow? LLMs rely on many core AI concepts and techniques: neural networks, backpropagation, transformer inference, etc. An LLM is essentially an implementation of AI. The term AI has been around since 1955, and has been used by
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
lol no, if this is the case then we would have banned beef: a grossly inefficient protein source that takes absurd amount of energy and water, and produce significant greenhouse gas waste. We would also ban disposable cheap goods. Yet we do
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
Gpt 5.6 Luna cache read is $0.02 per mtok V4 flash cache read is $0.0028 per mtok That's not "a bit cheaper", just saying
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
"The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must." -Thucydides' Melian Dialogue Given how clownish the US is handling this war, I'm afraid you just have to get used to it.
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
He was in Haiti for one week. https://web.archive.org/web/20150407223525/http://squid314.l... Then went back to a society safeguarded by the "earrings" (OSHA, FDA, CDC, etc). Poor countries usu
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by dudisubekti 2mo ago
Eh I think the writer should visit poor countries and live among locals. Mistakes and poor judgements compound, and it leads to horrific living conditions (malnutrition, nonexistent hygiene, quack medicines, short-sighted violence, etc) In
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
Yeah, western lecture on human rights carry no weight these days lol (Israel support, Trump doing Trump thing, war in Iran, etc). They ruined their own reputation so the rest of the world just tuned out.
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
Speaking as a relatively unprivileged kid from Southeast Asia, my parents were so busy working they just didn't have time and energy to care about me, let alone how well i fold my laundry. But that's just one data point.
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
What? There's already a better system today: mine launchers (remote minelaying system)
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
> last laugh Can I ask your reasoning? Currently hydrogen is just oil with extra steps. Efficient electrolysis either needs ultra-rare materials like iridium and platinum, or exotic ceramics for continuous high-temperature electrolysis.
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
Doesn't stop people from mass-producing and consuming beef lol, people just don't care aside from performative lip-service.
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
You don't seem to like the "CCP" and their political views, but why are you using their sponsored models? Why don't you exclusively host and use the open-weight western models, even if right now they don't perform a
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
Ah I see. Yeah the graphics are probably AI-generated, and AIs do struggle with unit consistency in charts. (For another example, the charts in the August 2025 GPT-5 presentation)
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by dudisubekti 3mo ago
This label? > Figure 1: Overview of Qwen-AgentWorld. Top: Qwen-AgentWorld is a unified native language world model across seven domains. Bottom: We explore two complementary strategies for applying world modeling to enhance language agen
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by dudisubekti 4mo ago
Yeah money is just a fancy paper if you can't translate it to actual productivity.
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by dudisubekti 4mo ago
I feel like '/s' has ruined irony on the internet. Irony is at its best if left ambiguous, lol.

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