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by kindkang2024 1y ago
How to rig freedom? It’s simple: you only need the wille to rig and the power to freely manifest that will. No matter how elegant the design of a democratic system, or how many procedural safeguards exist, nothing can stop you. Sad but true
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
They are not to blame. Why should they care, when open source itself doesn't care about them? The benefits don't go to the public; they go to those who can use it to build a business.
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Thanks for the kind reminder. After reviewing the definition and interacting with an AI, I see that it does indeed exclude this type of use. However, I feel these definitions create unnecessary divisions and discrimination. It seems unfair
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
How to rig elections? Simple: you just need the wille to rig and the power to manifest your will freely. No fancy technology, counting systems, or statistical anomalies can stop you. Quantum cryptography is useless in such a case. Sad but t
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Perhaps open source should update its license so that businesses profiting from it contribute a small portion of their earnings — say, 1% — to a global fund, whether allocated specifically to the open source maintainers and contributors or
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
I was silenced by it, but I know the truth — AI isn’t to blame; the blame lies with those who misuse it.
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
I’m one of those who use it—mainly because it’s cheap, as others have mentioned. I wish Cursor offered a more generous limit so I wouldn’t need another paid subscription. But it won’t. So Trae comes in — fulfilling that need and sealing the
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this. The method of encoding data through a looping chain of transactions between vanity addresses is particularly clever. Truly a innovative idea. Hope to see more practical applications emerge. Please keep us updated sh
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> I have created nanotimestamps which basically allow you to embed a lot of data into blockchain itself with basically 0 gas fees. How is this possible? Is it something that EVM-based chains can support? Curious to hear more. > Regar
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> how exactly they would make the Internet better. One key benefit is removing middlemen who may misuse aid. Never underestimate human corruption—$100 million in aid might result in only $1 million truly helped those in need. This patt
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
It's a good thing, sure, but not that great. Personally, I don't see the possibility of it solving many fundamental human problems. We could still have war, extreme poverty, starvation, and massive conflicts between different grou
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Forever free, forever sovereign. DID with ZK human proof on blockchain… Is this possible?
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Open-source projects often function like a system of charity and honor. The honor goes to the contributors, while the charitable benefits flow to those who can use it to generate revenue. This model works well for both parties and indirectl
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Fitness is a relative thing, especially when competing for limited resources, like institutional investor money. Everyone has to be prepared before it’s too late. By the way, standing as workers, I wish they wouldn't resort to layoffs
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> You need a sufficiently advanced, if incomplete, mental model of the sybject to know what you dont know. I believe that through a few common prompts and careful reflection on the LLM's responses, this challenge can be easily ov
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> why do all these business leaders all do the same Simple. These companies need enough 'fitness' in order to survive and thrive. No one has the power to fight against the Nature’s Wille—survival of the fittest. They have to
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
I've always found his Wille fascinating, ever since college. Perhaps his Wille has found a way into my mind, competing with all the others and survived. (Wille as Recycled Thoughts) However, I diverge from his pessimistic view: that th
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Really nice. My wife loves it, Also I.
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> LLMs dont have a deep enough understanding of theory of mind to see how someone is stuck and help them get unstuck. Many teachers cannot do that either. I find ChatGPT and the Gemini model quite good at problems whose solutions are alr
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Hard to say for sure. My personal understanding is that Vorstellung always contains some embedded Wille, as the creator inevitably infuses it. So even if the creator body dies, the creator's Wille could still persist in some form, perh
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Sure, it’s not perfect — but most of the time, it gets things right. Also it can answer instantly, and always patiently...
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
Recycled thoughts—just like we humans do. Most of our thoughts are recycled, not entirely new.
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
I only knew a few words—Wille and Vorstellung—from The World as Will and Representation by the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer. Wille cannot connect directly to another; it can only be connected through Vorstellung. Some may excel at
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
LLM could be the teacher, one of the best already..
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
I do not know exactly, since I do not work there. Those in charge and empowered have a duty to find a way out and protect their people (forgiveness and peace). As for me, I’m just an ordinary person, believing that all lives matter worldwid
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> To ask Palestine government to do anything meaningful, yes, they have done a lot Yes, but still not enough, or its people's survival will not depend on the kindness of others. In my opinion, it's not a competent government, a
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
The hard truth is that for any deal—or broader cooperation—to succeed, both parties must benefit and perceive the deal as fair. Without mutual benefit, the cooperation underpinning the deal will not be stable. > The United States Withdr
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> The “righteous rule” forbids “destroying the innocent”, the only real human right anyone has before Power. I will go a little further. There is no righteous or wrong rule before Power. Power has no concept of morality, just like grav
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
It is not. Just so you know. But I do have, at times, used AI to help the writing, primarily for checking errors and fine-tuning the wording to express my thoughts/wills precisely. Does it considered AI slop? And I was quite offended b
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by kindkang2024 1y ago
> That's not a clarification of what you are referring to, that is just stating You're right, that was a conclusion. And the context was clear from my original post. To be precise, when I describe that ideology, the concrete

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