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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
first prompt to a humanoid llm: > go fetch me a cup of coffee Second prompt to a humanoid llm: > go fetch me a cup of coffee without killing anybody
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Depends on what city you’re in :p
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
No empathy for people feeling “terrorized” by hundreds of cameras going up around their city without being asked to vote about it?
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
I would be interested in a note on whether Sony / Leica / Olympus “content credentials” do any better with their hardware to ensure a signature is assigned to data straight off the sensor.
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Musk inserts himself into the algorithmic feed, has nothing to do with interest, maybe you stay on chronological view since you have enough to follow you don’t need algorithmic
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
People are going to be even more pissed off when there are more satellites than stars (I know nominally they’re not visible but they are shortly after launch while moving into position, and at large scale that would be happening all the tim
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Maybe 1000s of tokens per second unlocks realtime robotic decision making, and now every robot needs to continuously stream tokens to and from the cloud to operate. That could 1000x demand overnight, just to speculate :)
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Except it wasn’t censorship resistant at all, in that your node advertised itself as a node with a-z files on it. Separately you could put it behind a vpn or run a vps you paid for with monero, but fundamentally it’s more of a way just to p
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Isn’t there a variety of models to choose from? Why put up with unhappiness?
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Even that being the case, if the providers can squeeze more happy customers onto existing capacity they would likely act to increase profitability, no?
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
ATProto is basically old web where you host your own content and advertise an RSS feed except there are aggregators that make everyone’s feed into one big firehouse that you can filter down to content you want to follow, and then view the c
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
You can still add .json to any thread and get the full comments in a single object. The anti scraping features must be a rate limiting thing, because it’s very machine readable otherwise. They just want to push people to be logged in and us
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Well that’s exactly the opposite situation isn’t it, funding their intelligence with art people were willing to pay for Vs art that needed to be paid for by intelligence
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
One has to wonder what the point of a collaborative version control system even is if the software we’re writing is one-shotted by a call to an API ?
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Weird take. It’s not bad leadership to have policies and there’s not near enough context to go on a rant about failed leadership. Maybe they’re doing fine.
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
ChatGPT can talk voice to voice to I don’t really get where you’re coming from. People are just afraid of billionaires becoming trillionaires and not having food and shelter
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
You’re focusing on the bad behavior of a couple individuals but the bigger story is the license plate cameras going up all over the country may be used just as easily to stalk ex girlfriends as they are to solve crimes.
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
With silicone gaskets this is not an issue.
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Not what the article says Article quotes OpenAI that anti-data-center content was being produced by ChatGPT (so it’s really sam altman funding it when you think about it)
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Indeed, I’m impressed Apple dodges the blame for creating the hardware that enables the addiction just as much as the apps.
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Tax funded prisons also have unions that vote for expanding prisons. The distinction doesn’t make much of a difference.
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
I don’t have user statistics but my mail/domain registrar Infomaniak advertises Qwen 3.5 and Apertus, “a Swiss open-source AI model, developed by EPFL, ETH Zurich and CSCS” https://euria.infomaniak.com/
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Leica and Sony offer this as “Content Credentials” and anti-forgery digital signatures done on camera. It’s also been standard for many years for digital cameras used in criminal evidence procedures, Olympus tough series IIRC. Me I just swi
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by jazzyjackson 1mo ago
Shadow fleet is anyone without a transponder reporting their location
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by jazzyjackson 2mo ago
imo a 512GB DGX cluster for $20k is not a bad price for an enterprise that wants to do on prem LLMs. Gatekeeping is a weird way to put “running a business”
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by jazzyjackson 2mo ago
Improvements in existing tech can be patented. An RPC call that an AI writes for itself and then executes is a novelty from prior art. Whether it’s non-obvious is up for debate but if it gets past the patent officer that debate happens via
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by jazzyjackson 2mo ago
I decided to learn watchmaking instead
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by jazzyjackson 2mo ago
I don’t understand what pot of money this is coming out of. Has Congress authorized taxpayer money be used for paying energy companies to halt projects?
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by jazzyjackson 2mo ago
So how best to develop a kick with good form? YouTube is a better way? I really cannot relate to what you are trying to express. I practiced music by drills, it is not doing the same thing repeatedly, you get a little better each time.
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by jazzyjackson 2mo ago
Then you want Lemming, not Luddite. But even then those animals were tossed off a cliff, not blindly following.

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