dyauspitr

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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I use that google AI overview a lot but I’m still using ChatGPT for 80% of my queries now.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
But why? unless it’s a copious amount of water like a gallon or more in an hour or two or something insane like that what is the problem with drinking water? I would assume it would just have positive effects.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Every South Indian I know has tons of yogurt with each meal.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
> certainly made a change from the standard bus conversation about where I was from and was I married yet and what salary... This man has definitely been to Kerala.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Oh, pipe down, I’m talking about that 3 year period, not the disease. You can talk about things that happened during Covid without giving lip service to the people that died during it. If I mention SpaceX‘s first astronaut launch that happe
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I had a lot of fun during Covid. I loved the working from home. The fact that most outdoor places were sparsely populated, jobs were plentiful and prices were low. Covid was awesome.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Right there with you. Fuck my job, I’m excited to see the future unfold as a homeless bum on the street. I’m not even being sarcastic.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I don’t think so. The tone of the comment seems derogatory.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Yeah but India heavily uses dairy products to make up for the taste and protein deficiency. Vegetables are goddamn delicious but in a different way. I’ll eat vegetables all day but they are not nutritious enough and “satisfying” enough to c
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I don’t think anything assimilates religions better than Hinduism. New belief system? Just throw in a new avatar of Vishnu to legitimize it and carry on.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
What are you even talking about? What do you mean catch a break? They’ve made massive contributions over the last decade.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
It’s just upper middle class normies in the US. Nothing crazy.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
The key thing here is liability. A McDonald’s franchisee is protected if the thing that makes someone sick was a result of bad food supplied by the McDonalds corporation. In the case of Tesla, irrespective of the self driving software the T
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
It’s all nonsense. Just ask it for what you want with natural language. Why would you want to reintroduce all the random magic incantations we’ve had in tech for decades.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Why would you skip the dead animal? That is by far the best part of every meal. PS don’t jump into the whole animal cruelty spiel. I’m aware and I agree, it’s just that I don’t care. Vegetarian food, aside from maybe the narrow slice with h
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Yeah seems like a north and South America thing for the most part.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I was there for two months a month ago. Is it a lot of beef? I couldn’t really tell I remember a lot of pork and fish and chicken.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
I mean, this had to be a dish for royalty or something right? How on earth that they have all of those fresh and dried ingredients on hand 4000 years ago.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Lamb is usually the red meat of choice, other than pork, almost everywhere besides the US.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Regressives that will be left behind by most of the world within 10 years.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Physical LLMs are almost viable. If you have robot and drone armies a hugging face attack type incident could very easily involve robots with deadly weapons. At some point you’re going to get drones that have local LLMs and don’t rely on ex
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Yeah but my original comment was talking about being able to reliably mark something as AI generated or human generated. Crypto, encryption etc. whatever you throw at it it’s just not possible (other than media that can be watermarked at th
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
99% of college essays and pretty much everything “product” in corporate America is now LLM generated with some marginal oversight. It passes muster for the most part.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Pretty soon. Sunday Robotics had a 3 hour stream of folding clothes with 99% accuracy. You can watch it for yourself. There’s a lot of “hand” companies with very compelling videos just over the last two months. Then there was Figure’s multi
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Literally everyone I know is enlightened about this but still spent $5k on a natural diamond ring myself included. There something about it (probably just the high cost) that makes the ladies very happy even though they are “enlightened”&#x
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
This meme of trying to make it sound like LLM text is so obvious is a joke. It’s literally not, you can tell it to write in literally any style and given just a bit of an example of a person’s writing style, frontier models copy it complete
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
300 miles is very viable for a lot of routes. Not 125 though.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
It’s a tire fire but not for the reasons you’re pointing out.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
Because Trump is tasked with ending American hegemony and Europe is getting ahead of that.
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by dyauspitr 1mo ago
So he could sell the data? It’s almost certainly not because he cares so much about certifying human versus AI. Even then the biometric data is not going to be enough. Any human could still use the biometric data to pass AI work off as thei

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