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by eMPee584 7mo ago
As usual, root and sshfs make this all a lot more bearable. Alas, no online-banking or digital health insurance services, lol.
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by eMPee584 7mo ago
The server, and plausibly at least one secret service. Telegram datacenters are located in Florida, Amsterdam and Singapure.. guess local jurisdiction applies.
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by eMPee584 7mo ago
Because of all the laggy javascript, wasting precious compute and gigawatts of power just to make buttons dance, track us and shove ads up ours? Websites used to be below 100KiB - now they come with MEGABYTES of obfuscated JS.. wtf Though o
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by eMPee584 7mo ago
PostmarketOS is a complete degoogled mobile ecosystem, actually. How about we commit resources into that?
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by eMPee584 7mo ago
With a bit of reading between the letters it seems obvious that for us anthropocentrics, humans are the implicit baseline measure for intelligence.
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by eMPee584 7mo ago
Gone already?
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by eMPee584 7mo ago
"I've only had alien mushrooms show up once" gonna be my reassuring quote of the day, thanks : )
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
But to whom, I have no followers and a blog update has been on my TODO list for two decades..
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
Well the time filters (before/after:date) still seem to work, but for controversial / hot topics, somehow, more recent videos tend to still show up at the top. Try "scandal after:2010 before:2012"..
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
I've stumbled upon very valuable content with very low view numbers - the algorithms spiral around spectacularity and provocation, not quality or insight.
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
> can’t help with anything involving harming an animal or figuring out how to destroy a body.
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
.. examples?
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
Even if well intended, isn't that a matter of reach? whom of the aforementioned vulnerable individuals will ever cross the HN comments section? How many of the HN regulars will not already be weary of any and all LLM outputs?
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
Unexpected side quests are so much more enticing when equipped with the skill set to dig deep – but also, much more time-consuming.. Thanks for sharing! : )
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
All the better FreeCAD continues to steadily plow forward..
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
Would you mind showing some compassion for the unintelligent, it's none of their fault.. It's incentives, sociodynamics and manifold other preconditions that bring about these symptoms.
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
Skilled unwrapping of a stubborn memory leak's source using the full set of SOTA tools.. Kudos!
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by eMPee584 8mo ago
Don't wait.. vibe-code, it's 2026!!1
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by eMPee584 9mo ago
What do you think about the sparse voxel approach, shouldn't it be more compute efficient than computing zillions of ellipsoids? My understanding of CGI prolly is t0o shallow but I wonder why it hasn't caught on much..
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by eMPee584 9mo ago
well the conceptual graphics look neat.. much neater than the formatting of this post .. xD Curious to see how it performs against other agent frameworks.. A gallery of example projects would also be helpful.
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by eMPee584 9mo ago
> The common man will never see a household robot – for small durations of never.
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by eMPee584 10mo ago
klimafakten.de if you know german..
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by eMPee584 10mo ago
not that the internet had contained any misinformation or FUD when the training data was collected also, statments with certainty about fictitious "honey pot prompts" are a problem, plausibly extrapolating from the data should be
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by eMPee584 11mo ago
OPEN SOURCE EVERYTHING is the premier solution.. again.
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by eMPee584 11mo ago
A block-based visualization of live I/O traffic, like `pagemon -a` does for process memory..
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by eMPee584 11mo ago
Spark a debate about ways to (in light of the coming wave of cheap machine labour that would outcompete human on most fields within few years, thus tanking the current societal organisation) switch to a post-commercial open-access open-sour
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by eMPee584 11mo ago
At the end of this day.. and of the next. But at some point, the tool will "suddenly" turn into a versatile agent, and that time might be a lot sooner than most expect (c.f. "exponential growth surprise factor"...)
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by eMPee584 11mo ago
ocrmypdf (rocks!)
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by eMPee584 11mo ago
very throw-away then
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by eMPee584 1y ago
.. after being pwned, and even then only maybe. Unless.. pushy ads for bugfixes?

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