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eth0up
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eth0up
3mo ago
I have had my rough brushes with the mutant laureate, but I do miss his presence. Always compelling, and rarely if ever without substance. And Flock (among obviously everything else) happens to be a familiar subject to him/it. He has d
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eth0up
3mo ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48894441 The NextDNS (and others) blocking of archive.today goes back far beyond 2026 and this specific DDOS event. Perhaps that contributed to the hostility behind it, I don't
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eth0up
3mo ago
It depends on an extensive network of foreign-made components, with very little security or resilience built in, and transformer wait-times exceeding two years. If anything, the straight issues and Iran situation only add more stress where
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eth0up
3mo ago
Although the blocking of archive.today goes back years, as can be verified through forum searches and archives with nextdns and others, I was not aware of this and have no excuse to dispute it. But for the record, the blocking predates 2026
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eth0up
3mo ago
Curious if this is a grid down innuendo.. And more so, curious of your more direct insight on the probability of such... if I am going in the right direction. I've been building a strong case to be concerned on this topic. I am in Flor
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eth0up
3mo ago
I just left a comment on this elsewhere, but are you using cloudflare or nextdns? They seem to block archive sites, especially archive.today (archive.is, etc)
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eth0up
3mo ago
Not sure, but I struggle with skepticism for anyone who blocks archive.today, which cloudflare does, along with nextdns and others. Being blocked by such a large... apologies in advance for 'lack of better word' vernacular, cartel
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eth0up
3mo ago
Nitpick all you want, no hysteria here that you haven't fabricated yourself. but if you start asking mothers, which tend to be female..., which tends to be ~half the population..., you will still find more opposition to MSG in babyfood
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eth0up
3mo ago
At some point, maybe after a real crisis or sufficient sustained caloric deficit, people may finally notice that these predatory mommy‑monsters don’t actually care about anyone and that they’re up to something else. We have serious problems
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eth0up
3mo ago
Sending thoughts of remission through the aether. And wishing your tries become success.
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eth0up
3mo ago
I've been terrified of this, living in Florida. We are so close! I just can't sleep knowing that at any moment... really good cigars might start falling from the sky. Oh My!
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eth0up
3mo ago
Just to offer the poster some balance on this topic, there are a few reasonably non-moronic people heavily focused on consciousness and AI. You might want to look into Sapolsky, Tegmark, and others I cannot recall names for, but they are ou
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eth0up
3mo ago
There 's a lot more to it than that. Approach it from a reverse RLHF perspective. There are now two primary versions of AI; The Elitist Pentagon/Contractor version, and the Public Toy version. The institutional capture of frontier
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eth0up
3mo ago
Unsettling. I hereby commit to self doubt on this matter exclusively. I will leave this fight to others. What was the book in 1997? That's about the time of my first UAP sighting.
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eth0up
3mo ago
Beware of strongyloids. Or apparently to maintain complexity of taxonomy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angiostrongyliasis Or rat (snail/slug) lungworm
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eth0up
3mo ago
Not from Unitzikstan I see White, of course; that way the statisticians can dye them any color they want. But for ultra high precision I do recommend the Boeing system. But be sure to use the older models, before private equity firms replac
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eth0up
3mo ago
Yeah, that's why I invited the flag. But do not overlook how fucking depressing the endless LLM generated comments actually are too. My apologies, and I do appreciate your reply.
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eth0up
3mo ago
If I am wrong, please pardon. I suspect I am. But was this comment edited by Claude? I ask specifically because it is well written, substantive, all which is expected here, but the "push back" part, to me, must be a) an artifact o
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eth0up
3mo ago
Sorry, but that's what 14 (standard) pickup trucks of yak hair was invented for.
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eth0up
3mo ago
Wanted to say I am with you 100% here. I'd bet my dingly doo on it being pure LLM. As well as the others. My question is how can this shit be kept out of here and elsewhere... This example is easy to catch, others less so. I almost don
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eth0up
3mo ago
I need to push back on this comment.
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eth0up
3mo ago
Oh come on man. That's just because they know we should be hovering by now ;)
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eth0up
3mo ago
Man, and right on the heels of enforcing driver-facing cameras in all newly purchased vehicles: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48823557 Are there any civilians left in the EU, or is it all bureaucrats and bankers?
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eth0up
3mo ago
Only family, friends, and family and friends of the world yet unmet. No. I am not a vet. I've endured episodes of parochial dispute resulting in brutal combat, but always had a home to retire to at the end of the day. Having a function
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eth0up
3mo ago
20 years ago, my best friend (Wylie), a former low level Navy-NSA vet studying Eastern medicine would make all sorts of potions from his library of essential oils and extracts. At that time, I was living outdoors, in Florida. He had a produ
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eth0up
3mo ago
Cut off my hands so that however much I was tempted, coerced or transgressed, I would not be able to fuck it up. IE, I would make sure it stayed that way. For me, FF remains my first choice. I have to use Chrome-based browsers though, for r
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eth0up
3mo ago
I think the folks disagreeing with you maybe haven't spent much time in war. Almost certainly some in harsh skirmishes, but I reckon a few Nam, Korea and WWII vets would at least entertain your position on the subject. Pretty much ever
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eth0up
3mo ago
Well, as mentioned (but perhaps not with sufficient emphasis), I wasn’t implying that this case is necessarily some 3-letter agency op. However, things eg(*) CopyFail, XZ Utils / Jia Tan, Intel ME/IME, Heartbleed, Dirty COW, CVE‑2
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eth0up
3mo ago
It's refreshing to see someone around here addressing the compulsively overlooked elephant in the room; plausible deniability. I am not implying it applies directly here, but notice the trend -- it's taboo to even speculate on and
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eth0up
3mo ago
If you end up truly at a dead end, let me know and I'll go the sftp route. But if you would, please try dropping the rough paste into GPT, Claude, Gemini, etc, and just ask it to clean it up. I don't think there are any missing li
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