fnord77

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by fnord77 2mo ago
Wow, people are completely misinterpreting my comment. I'm lamenting the loss of farms in manhattan.
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by fnord77 2mo ago
Tokenpocalypse canceled
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by fnord77 2mo ago
Not if you have a contract brewery make your "creations"
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by fnord77 2mo ago
a farm. in manhattan sigh
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by fnord77 2mo ago
and then paint certain ties white and other black, now you have the world's biggest barcode
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by fnord77 2mo ago
I got hit with this Wednesday morning when I started my 330i. I cannot wait to sign up for the class action lawsuit.
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by fnord77 2mo ago
they're making medicines now with deuterium to alter the half-life
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by fnord77 3mo ago
check the pod bay doors
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by fnord77 3mo ago
OTP, baby
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by fnord77 3mo ago
data wants to be free
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by fnord77 3mo ago
resource extraction stealth colonialism
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by fnord77 3mo ago
While Boeing is too lazy to clean-sheet anything new
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by fnord77 3mo ago
Judging by the votes, I don't think people are getting the wasp reference
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by fnord77 3mo ago
why does this have CERN in the title when it's a US DoE project?
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by fnord77 3mo ago
For nearly twice the price, you get 1 tick higher on some intelligence index than 5.6 Sol
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by fnord77 3mo ago
Abydos?
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by fnord77 3mo ago
> And someone is saying there could have been an entire advanced civilization 400 million years ago, large and powerful enough to cause climate change, and that no traces of it would possibly be left? If humanity vanished today, in 1 mil
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by fnord77 3mo ago
I guess I shouldn't try to buy shares of OpenAI on the private market...
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by fnord77 3mo ago
Apache Solr / Lucene Elasticsearch Just like most people use Facebook or Insta for personal webpages instead of rolling their own, most people will use commercial AI forever.
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by fnord77 3mo ago
It didn't seem mind-boggling during the cold war. But I guess it does now.
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by fnord77 3mo ago
Just like opensource search engines killed google oh wait
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by fnord77 3mo ago
Goroutines?
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by fnord77 3mo ago
I've heard circular reasoning before, but not one right in the title!
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by fnord77 3mo ago
The only countries that can shoot down a satellite are United States, Russia, China, and India. Is the US going to launch a multimillion dollar multistage aegis missile to blow up a server that is serving illegal gambling?
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by fnord77 3mo ago
My bmw has this for the traffic jam self-drive (< 40mph) feature. My eyes wander a bit and it scolds me.
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by fnord77 3mo ago
crypto scams, selling CSAM
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by fnord77 3mo ago
I think everyone misses the real point - they're completely outside the jurisdiction of any government. Short of launching an ASAT and the risk of space debris, nobody will be able to shut them down.
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by fnord77 4mo ago
brave move using Opu$ for clawd
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by fnord77 4mo ago
So, series h, i, j companies are worthless?
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by fnord77 4mo ago
Can you reach into the model and "transplant" weights directly?

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