isoprophlex

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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
Both codex and claude allow editing in vi
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
Just post the prompt that generated this slop next time. Then we'd have a chance of seeing some original thoughts, instead of a bunch of web searches filtered through a bucket of mediocrity.
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
The pricing squeezes will continue until token spend improves!
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Bretisilocin(en.wikipedia.org)
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
"a game idea I've had for years" Bruv, there are already countless games with this exact mechanic...
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
OTOH, maybe Dario is colluding with some people the US government to drum up some PR before the IPO? "OoOoo these models are so scarily good, export controls were forced onto them" So much smoke, mirrors and SV techbro bullshit go
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
"four-little-ponies-of-the-apocalypse (nuclear, chemical, biological, cyber)" this is excellent, and I'm stealing it
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
Can't the free market just make this problem go away?
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
All the time. Only in the current setup, they'll never outgrow this phase.
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by isoprophlex 4mo ago
Indeed. "Grease peaks" we called them, they were always there in basically all NMR or MS spectra I took as an organic chemist. Like PFAS or microplastics, you just can't get rid of them.
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
Seems to me that if you want to experience data loss, Sharepoint is going to cover your needs just fine.
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
It's AI slop. Don't worry too much about the contents, it's only meant to evoke a passing resemblance to a coherently written piece
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
It's mentally carcinogenic clanker slop. Don't think about it too hard
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
While exciting, please note that they only were able to record a photoelectron spectrum and back this up with a lot of theoretical work, which is far from a conclusive proof of identity. Right now we know they made some yet-unknowm boron
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
It's Greg Egan's notebook!
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
I'm giggling a little, imagining a company run almost entirely by raccoons... and the OP sitting there as the sole human, lamenting the lack of men.
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
One of the worlds leading tech companies deployed a new search function "that our users really love!!!"; but when asked, told me that there are two letters 'n' in the word 'Google'. Yes, it's because they&
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
"This prompt, when fed to a sufficiently capable LLM, will generate the G-code to produce a 3D printed model of a book containing this quote, verbatim, in raised letters."
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
> Missile fuel is a binary: it can either be solid or liquid. Lol what?! No, binary fuels have two components that are both neccesary for operation. Also like commented elsewhere, peroxide fuels are... an adventurous choice What these ba
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
Very interesting, thanks for expanding. If I were in national security and/or fraud prevention I'd be honeypotting the fuck out of this concept, for sure.
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
That... sounds lucrative, and exciting? Use an isolated network, snoop on what device is doing, learn a thing or two about what these threat actors are doing?
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
With all due respect to flesh and blood entities with good intentions involved herein... Why the fuck someone willfully engages with an entity ('rbatllet') that's either a clanker-augmented-human or just straight up an llm au
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
Is this the future now? Actually interesting content that's barely readable because an LLM turned it into linkedin broetry?
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
sorry to post a shallow comment but this is a really excellent joke holy shit. well done.
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
Maxxing everything is all the rage. Gotta cpumaxx or bossman isnt getting his money's worth
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
This seems like it's an openclaw, anthropic edition. Something like ClaudeClaw?
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
That indeed, and The Entertainment or the samizdat from Infinite Jest. A film so entertaining to its viewers that they become lifeless, losing all interest in anything other than endless viewings of the film.
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
I must speak to a human! Humaaaan! Humaaaaaan! HUMAAAAAAAAN!
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
Would they even care at that scale, if the average employee spends $3000 every month because mgmt mandates slopmaxxing?
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by isoprophlex 5mo ago
I consider the weighted blanket to be a very dangerous invention. Dangerous to my planning, that is. If I try take a quick 20 minute nap under it, I always sleep for 2 hours minimum. It's like an off switch for my brain. Extremely comf

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