jatora

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by jatora 6mo ago
Ya true i agree with that
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by jatora 6mo ago
This argument seems asinine. We've had 12 of the last 24 years with democrat presidents or majority..and how many monopolies have been broken up in that time span? zero. Democrats do push more anti merger antics than Republicans... but
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by jatora 6mo ago
The topic in question is manpower being automated
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by jatora 6mo ago
even gemini is not in that conversation
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by jatora 6mo ago
no need for an open harness when anthropic so kindly gifted the community theirs :)
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by jatora 6mo ago
you dont need money if you have resources and manpower
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by jatora 6mo ago
That is not the case here. Nobody hated on llama 1,2,3 at all. They justifiably felt burned by the benchmaxxing of llama 4. Trust broken must be re-earned, and benchmarks alone cannot do that.
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by jatora 6mo ago
yikes
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by jatora 6mo ago
Yes? How is it a misinterpretation?
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by jatora 6mo ago
You are missing the point entirely. As I already said: live performances are a completely separate type of enjoyment than music enjoyment. It is dishonest to ignore all of the music you enjoy that has nothing to do with performance, and to
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by jatora 6mo ago
Uh huh. If you didnt know it was AI you would be immediately fooled. My god the intellectual dishonesty in this thread is insane lol
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by jatora 6mo ago
i love the braindead takes in the replies you are getting. attacking you for enjoying AI music. these people are in for a rude awakening... actually no. they'll assimilate quietly and pretend they were never this dense. AI music is jus
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by jatora 6mo ago
so none of the reasons are quality. purely cope and risk lol
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by jatora 6mo ago
What an insane take. You dont have any songs you like that there arent many others like it and that you can generate an endless supply of with AI? Come on. I sure do love the dying thrashes of human-creativity chauvanists. AI art, AI video,
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by jatora 6mo ago
I would argue that the human element in music is not an important contributor towards the enjoyment of music for exactly 100% of people. Humans just biologically enjoy rhythmic sounds. We don't care who makes it, we don't care how
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by jatora 6mo ago
Yep. But everyone's realized this ship has sailed in the US right? Regulatory capture is complete.
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by jatora 6mo ago
I do enjoy these gatekeepers getting sideswept, their comments being little raindrops in a hurricane. It's a vile mindset.
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by jatora 6mo ago
Im wondering this too. If I have my own local platform similar in nature to openclaw, and am leveraging claude -p through my subscription, is this now against ToS? Or is this just a ban specific to certain services? In which case they'
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by jatora 6mo ago
Very unspecific. Zero value comment
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by jatora 7mo ago
The earth is 21,000 miles in circumference "SOURCE?" There's a middle ground here that is a grey area that you seem to be pretending is obviously navigated. You're speaking pretty authoritatively on this by the way. Do
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by jatora 7mo ago
Nah there's no reason to just accept someone's outbursts and not call them out for unsolicited high emotion lol
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by jatora 7mo ago
Its fine to ask for sources. It's also fine to not give sources when relaying information in freeform comments. It's not fine to ask for sources in the tone you are using though, as though you are annoyed and simply expect sources
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by jatora 7mo ago
AI comment.
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by jatora 7mo ago
you mentioned tmux. are you gaslighting me? lmao. and kernel panics are exceedingly rare on windows. i havent BSOD'd in eons
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by jatora 7mo ago
ya they definitely cant stop everything. nothing can be stopped if you allow python honestly, but hooks are guaranteed to fire on every tool use so you can bake in explicit rejections for different patterns based on regex which can catch a
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by jatora 7mo ago
Its a combination. Context windows have slowly increased, but intelligence and reliability has been a nonstop trend
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by jatora 7mo ago
Not the same at all lol. One would require robotics to solve. This is an asinine comparison
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by jatora 7mo ago
Use windows and leave kernel panics behind :) i can tell you dont actually SSH often by tbe way. Also, tmux doesnt magically reduce resource requirements of your applications
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by jatora 7mo ago
With hooks you can enforce permissions much more concretely.
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by jatora 7mo ago
Reinforcing an avoidance tactic is nowhere near as effective as doing that PLUS enforcing a positive tactic. People with loads of 'DONT', 'STOP', etc. in their instructions have no clue what they're doing. In your o

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