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by fragmede 3mo ago
Right? There are 8 billion humans on those planet. You are 0.0000000125% of humanity. No one outside your family and friends even knows you, nevermind gives a shit about you, unless you stick out in some way. If GP wants to take a tour of m
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by fragmede 3mo ago
paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.12078
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China created a system that simulates the Earth with billions of AI agents(twitter.com)
6 points by fragmede 3mo ago|2 comments
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by fragmede 3mo ago
What, in my basement?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The Double Irish Dutch Sandwich means € billions in tax liability saved. Unless you're a corporate lawyer that has put up those firewalls and can talk at length as to what they even are, why should believe you when you say it means exa
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The bigger question is, how does this affect the mythical man month? Nine women can't make a baby in one month is the axiom, but if you have 14,000 women, chances are, one of them is 8 months pregnant and you'll get a baby in one
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> In your Claude settings.json file, you can configure a program to run when it needs input. I asked Claude to tell me (using TTS) what it just finished doing instead of "configuring a program to run".
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by fragmede 3mo ago
It's Claude code talking to another Claude code. They're both already leaking your data to Anthropic in the first place.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Does it? Those are big numbers, but it looks like in 2024 they sold €4b of assets to juice income for 2025.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
they're saying they started with the dumb thing, item1_location1 item1_location2 ... item2_location1 item2_location2 every (item, location) combo gets its own row, and then they moved to the smarter thing.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> In this section I targeted Fastmail, ProtonMail, Gmail, Cowork and Slack. Oh that's all, is it?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
A rat taking out a DC resulting in a black start event isn't the same thing as being able to turn a DC on and off at will. The thousands of computers in an DC running various bits of software don't just power on like your Windows
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Sure. Get mega rich and buy it so you can do whatever you want with it, including shutting it down. Hell, make a GoFundMe for it, see what happens.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
In the slightest? The user goes to their computer and types in "Montreal hotels" and Google comes up with no shortage of results, including a bit from their LLM. So that's already happening, but how do you narrow down the res
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by fragmede 3mo ago
It's 2026, so 20 years ago was 2006, and the biggest one that comes to mind is smartphones. The iPhone wouldn't launch until 2007, but the Blackberry existed, but was just very expensive. Of course it didn't have the same app
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The license isn't really open source. It's more like source available. Non-commercial use only. https://github.com/danielcosta/MSWORD/blob/master/LICENSE says You may use, copy, compile, and cr
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by fragmede 3mo ago
To be fair, the 8sleep is pretty nice because it heats and cools you so you get better sleep, and you can still put your phone away if you have one.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> No politician in Europe is starting wars for personal gain. Isn't that that basically the history of Europe? A short French or German or English or Roman dude starting a war for personal gain?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
I didn't want to scare anyone off Your link 404's for me, here's it on Amazon. https://a.co/d/02K5Kdvy Note: not an affiliate link but if I had one I'd totally use it here ;)
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Ad hominem, unfounded inference, condescension/snark, and mind-reading, all in your last 11 words. Impressive!
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Well, and pay registrar and hosting fees for 100 years, and then just hope the hosting company doesn't fold in the interim after your passing. The problem isn't "can you make sure it stays up while you're alive", th
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Oh if you're talking about user profiling on the order of Facebook and Google that ship has sailed...
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> Before 1986 there have been twelve "public" core meltdowns Significantly before in relation to the 5.5 M year claim? > You should look up how many live armed nuclear bombs have been accidentally dropped on mainland US soil
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by fragmede 3mo ago
2026, Year of Linux on the desktop, thanks to AI!
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Well, if you dehydrate it first...
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> which could not have possibly have employed more than 0.01% of people at its peak. I was refuting your made up statistic.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Yeah but that's on Adobe. If your business model is shite, extracting revenue from users in unjustifiable ways, a developer is, over a weekend or months, in a fit of spite-driven development, going to take your lunch. Charging a subscr
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by fragmede 3mo ago
cve-2026-0047 if the phone is before March 2026
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The Wright Company sure did a lot of suing people over patents
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Those corporations that undertake the actually difficult bits of programming end up charging so much money, to the point that people go out of to not use them though. Splunk, Oracle Database, Spanner, Datadog, VMware. We don't live in

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