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by exe34 1mo ago
Another Greg Egan plot: 3-adica.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Sounds like virtue signalling then. No practical use.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I had amsn when msn and yahoo messenger were the place everybody I knew was at.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Figured I can just export the bookmarks and then hister index the urls.
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by exe34 2mo ago
You can just run it through another slopatron to reduce it to the key points.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I used to have about 7 things running on my old laptop running vectorlinux. 600Mhz, 64 MB, 7GB.
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by exe34 2mo ago
This one has been happening for the first time for a long time. Do better.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Ah sorry didn't mean to be mean, I just wondered if you had automated it haha!
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by exe34 2mo ago
Is this reply from Gemini? Because I'm used to gemini gaslighting me. The answer is the opposite of my question.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Can it import browser bookmarks? It says browser history and a bunch of other bookmark services but not specifically browser bookmarks.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Android uses like 7 build systems and repo is like 50 submodules deep.
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by exe34 2mo ago
This reminds me of my father. I used to play a game: the moment I hear something crashing or I hear him swearing, I try to guess how he was going to pin that on me. I got pretty good at that game! As an adult though, I've had several p
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by exe34 2mo ago
Sounds like pure self-gratification.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Is there any documented evidence where the "do better" spell was shown to work?
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by exe34 2mo ago
They don't want other companies to train on their IP and regurgitate it to random people.
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by exe34 2mo ago
That sounds like a measurement problem.
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by exe34 2mo ago
The political outcome is that Peter Thiel wants to have full control of all security apparatus around the world. Fighting Flock is 100% a political fight.
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by exe34 2mo ago
What does subjective experience mean in this context?
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by exe34 2mo ago
The internet archive
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by exe34 2mo ago
I read that book every few years, and it really messes with my head for a week or two each time.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I think consciousness is a redundant magical word for a bag of things that most mammals do to varying degree.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I have a desktop that I use as a remote server for the GPU, so I'd be happy to disconnect the ssd and boot off a usb stick.
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by exe34 2mo ago
> Why not just say, "Human consciousness is ontologically axiomatic," and leave it at that? I have no need of that hypothesis.
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by exe34 2mo ago
It could also simply be that we too "mimic" it. You can't create a "real rainbow".
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by exe34 2mo ago
Reminds me of Blindsight by Peter Watts.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Floppy disks.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Has GitHub made it harder for them to scrape to train on?
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by exe34 2mo ago
There was bound to be one! I wasn't talking to you though.
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by exe34 2mo ago
You left out washing your clothes in the river, carrying water from the well, butchering a chicken for dinner, walking ten miles uphill both ways and a whole lot of things that you seem to have automated away.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Isn't it great when we get to try something instead of having to try it?

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