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by incomingpain 9mo ago
I wonder if this is the magic hardware for LiquidAI/LFM2.5-Audio-1.5B Dont need more than 8gb. It'll be enough power. IT can do audio to audio.
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by incomingpain 9mo ago
Restricting speech based on a protected demographic of ageism is wrong and shouldnt happen. But at the same time, I wonder how much of online political speech is actually poisoned by angsty immature low-info teens. But I do expect it's
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by incomingpain 9mo ago
The traditional historical PE ratio of ~17 was before it was so easy to invest in the stock market. PAssive or not. The current SP500 pe ratio is ~31 It's not unreasonable to expect that this might even be below the new average whateve
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by incomingpain 9mo ago
>I have ADHD. I think. Pretty sure. I have thoughts, ideas, projects, concepts, links, things to read... fired at my brain all day every day. I can go deep on a topic for hours, but then be hit by a barrage of micro ideas. I really strug
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
Doing your laundry is a sign of general intelligence? If someone is a quadriplegic and cant do their own laundry, does that mean they arent intelligent?
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
No. For hundreds of years authors loved to use the em dash. It was a sign of quality writing. Only very recently has it stopped getting used and only because the - is on the wrong side of the keyboard and it's becoming more a hyphen in
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
AGI has already happened. Grok4 and Gemini 3 Pro top models are around the 125-130IQ range. They are rapidly moving towards ASI.
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
It started with the paradox of women unhappiness. Which wasnt a paradox at all, fully understood. Yet for some reason 1 political side refused to understand. Ideological blindness. Then a large amount of $, time, and effort was spent on wom
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
It's not so much for founders. Founders should just do the idea; see if others are doing it first. Form the LLC that can roll over and die if it smacks into a patent. Your customers are the patent lawyers who need to do that research.
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
Since AI, the quality of attacks has dramatically increased. AI fuzzers to POC pipeline is automated now. Social engineering is greatly enhanced. Major security breaches are going unnoticed.
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
>Just to clarify, when I mentioned "safely used as a supplement", I was thinking from a holistic emotional standpoint. I came across the post on "Chatbot Psychosis" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
I haven't really. I ask AI deep religious questions pretty often, which might help in your situation. There are therapy AI startups: https://www.talk2us.ai/ or https://lotustherapist.com/ The other opt
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
>Both the EU and the US have introduced face scanning at airports to "increase security". Totally fine with me. Imagine all the cameras you walked by even getting to the new cameras you seemingly have problems with? If you&#x27
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
The next level you need. The things in front of you are what happens. Want to learn guitar, dont keep it in another room or a closet. In fact, remove closet doors, make things visible. There's a balance of spending too much time organi
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
Every other ad on the internet is for vpn services. Some work better than others. From my pov, what a great change. Anyone talking without specific location, it doesnt matter. Anyone talking positively about something, it doesn't matte
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
>The article states rural areas tend to be served by a higher proportion of immigrant doctors. The densely populated coasts will probably be fine - the higher salaries will continue to attract US-born and limited immigrant doctors. I had
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
Great news for Canada. Thanks we'll keep our doctors. Bad news for New York, New Jersey, California, Maryland; or more aptly labelled democrat controlled states. Probably the only republican state impacted will be florida, but they oft
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
The majority of my follows and the algo forced accounts really doesnt matter where they are. The cases where their location does matter, there wasnt a question as to where they were from. There were virtually no surprises from my point of v
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
https://www.trackingai.org/political-test Pretty much all the major LLMs are politically biased. Claude is very libertarian. Whereas Bing copilot is extreme far left. What's very interesting to me, the quadrant they ar
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
You first need to understand what made Silicon Valley. First step is creating a government enforced investment trap; multiple options here but you as an individual cant create this. The US government was smart to capture foreign investment
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
Python is strongly typed. I even noticed that my ai coded python has less typing problems than my print(str(should_be_string))
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
The "left brain" vs "right brain" thing is a myth for humans. LLMs are more than left vs right brained. They have multiple experts; they have multiple modality. Some big models can have hundreds of "side of brain&qu
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
There's no legitimate traffic from Russia. Geoblocking of Russia is prudent. In fact, geoblocking Russia will lead to significantly less attacks at 0 loss of legitimate traffic. Easy choice.
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
if python == language: print("excellent choice.") else: print("need to fix language")
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
>shifted their views or approaches to software architecture & design with the prevalence of AI / LLMs in the workplace now. I'm far more willing to try new libraries or new frameworks. >Personally, I've found that t
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
>We had an internal-workshop led by our internal AI-team (mostly just LLMs), and had the horrible realisation that no one in that team actually knows what the term "AI" even means, or how a language model works. I'm the AI
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
>Your comment include many note taking/editing examples. Not 100% if you left the comment under the wrong thread or not but your suggestion could fit my needs perfectly. Right thread, but I was kind of placing the context of my need
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
I dont expect ruby on rails to be a hinderance. You're probably accessing the framework via api regardless. Langchain does have a ruby port if you want, but even if you run the python version which is superior it doesnt impact using it
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
I bought my second thermacell this year; electric one this time. Very effective and seemed to have a lingering effect that worked well. My backup if that hadnt worked. You get a mosquitto outdoor zapper light. You put it on a timer so that
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
In history I did this with cybersecurity. I'd tried all kinds of apps like obsidian, one note, evernote, etherpad, dokuwiki, opennote. The reality is that none of them are particularly good. Obsidian is my current solution, but i dont

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