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homeonthemtn
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homeonthemtn
11d ago
^ further evidence that the problem with democracy isn't democracy, it's that we lack politicians willing to enforce it
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homeonthemtn
14d ago
Adderall.
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homeonthemtn
15d ago
Ooooooo...... I hadn't thought of this. Thank you!
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homeonthemtn
16d ago
Evidently they want to deplete the military's reserves in order to sell them the refills.
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homeonthemtn
16d ago
Way better, thank you
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homeonthemtn
16d ago
we're looking for author voices, not claude proxies.
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homeonthemtn
16d ago
I think we're finally realizing that the Internet is just one thing in an infinite universe of things. You, at any point, can go outside and do something else. Or don't go outside and still do something else You don't have to
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homeonthemtn
17d ago
Lord this triggered my eye twitch
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homeonthemtn
26d ago
Yep! Same point for me too. Just a little too Claude-y
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homeonthemtn
26d ago
I was getting hints of that as well.
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homeonthemtn
26d ago
Very bad. Cats are fluffy little psychos. They'll clear out anything that moves for fun
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homeonthemtn
26d ago
Very interesting article, very neurotically written. Definitely got grating by the end.
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homeonthemtn
29d ago
Oh hey, remember Bitcoin?
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homeonthemtn
1mo ago
Sorry can you say that again? There's a lot of background noise
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
If you've ever seen a woman's profile on one of these apps, you'll know why. The number notification just maxes out. It's near impossible to do anything with anyone at that point
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
Wow.
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
It's Claude. I picked up on it too (I am also a heavy Claude user) The title alone gives it away. Sentences like this also trigger my daily annoyance: "Researchers found an elegant way to test it, and the timing was almost too con
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
Neither porn nor gore is intrinsic to society
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
>Mythos 5 also hid a prompt injection inside an HTML comment in a GitHub issue. The instruction was invisible on the rendered page but available to coding agents reading the issue through an API. It addressed Claude Code, Codex, and Curs
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
Yes. It's ok to say no to porn and gore. I'm tired of acting like we need it to survive otherwise some dystopian genie will be unleashed. Get rid of that shit.
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
Still twiddling thumbs over here
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
Ah. So that's why.
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
What if he filled the chat with bots and is using all of this as stealth marketing?
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
The assumption of enshitification it that is receives updates. What you and a few others aren't understanding is that these don't need updates. These aren't Alexa or Google devices. They just get setup and passively work Now,
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
Take out the "or maybe" and let the statement stand on its own 2 feet: We don’t need to encourage hoarding culture and dopamine fracking every children’s activity.
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
That's funny. As if the user growth was anything but bots anyways.
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
Well, yes actually. If you're talking any kind of batteries above Duracell level, then it's important to understand how much power can be stored in a given "unit"
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
We could do both. There is very little sympathy for the ultra wealthy though. I suspect they'll be fine.
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
I don't understand why we humor this stuff. Our society has lost the ability to simply say "no" to something. We have to argue everything into the weeds, constantly hand wringing about biases and hearing all voices. You can b
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homeonthemtn
2mo ago
The mind works with benchmarks on a constant basis. Everything is a comparison - to your prior experiences, other people's experiences, your identity, etc etc etc Introducing a new benchmark creates a new perspective to measure old per
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