llm_nerd

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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
Ignoring that most, like Trump, just outright admitted it, simple logic dictates that reality. When something has overwhelming scientific and medical evidence in its favour, and the alternative are a bunch of high school dropout conspir
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
"Regret"? You mean the grifters conning the waves and waves of incredibly stupid Americans? Do you think the million or so people who died of COVID also might have some regrets? Biden didn't warn that "those who don&#x27
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
While it's clearly rhetorical bombast and zero readers would assume I've actually polled every person in such a position, anti-vax nonsense is a thing primarily among America's bugeoning and incredibly loud idiocracy.
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
No, he did not, and you're repeating some misinformation bit of nonsense that you find in anti-vax ignorance echo chambers. When he first learned about mRNA vaccines he misunderstood them and was concerned about vaccines "basicall
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
This study is tiny and of negligible value. They didn't even try to pretend it's of real value, and instead just dropped the classic "our study clearly demonstrates that people should probably study this stuff". Conditio
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
A number of noise generators have that sort of nonsensical babble as a component of the sound. For instance https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/cafeRestaurantNoiseGenerat... Nothing that your mind has enough edges on to
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
I get how difficult a study like this is to carry out, but each participant was involved for just seven days, each night exposed to different conditions. The control environment was silence, and every other conditions did worse than control
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
Ah, now it's actually jealousy. Just moments ago you called making such an observation antisemitism. Hilarious stuff.
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
"Obviously you prefer to coddle with Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, Iraq, UAE and such" Uh...do you think that's the dichotomy? Do you think it's one or the other? The US has relationships with lots of countries. Give and
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
>This is standard antisemitic MO ... The intellectual garbage is coming from people who claim this is not antisemitic. This is that fun catch-22 where Israel-defenders use Jewishness as a pathetic human shield over any criticism of Israe
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
"He has not been convicted of any war crimes." There is an arrest warrant out for him. He hasn't been convicted, but he should show up at that Hague and defend himself. When literally EVERY SINGLE DEVELOPED COUNTRY but the
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
The US recently sanctioned a number of ICC judges and prosecutors, acting as a pathetic supplicant state for Israel[1]. https://www.state.gov/icc-sanctions Any company operating worldwide that has a base in the US is legall
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
There are no shell commands to do what is described. I could get Claude to interact with BLE devices, but it did it by writing and running various helper applications, for instance using the Bleak library. So I guess not an MCP per se.
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/selepu/dreampilot-ai-gu... Found that in seconds. EEG, electrical stimulation, heat, audio, etc. Claims a 20 hour battery. As to the Claude interactions, like others I am suspi
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
Seriously. It was so ridiculous I actually looked and the site doesn't even set cookies (nor should it -- if a personal blog has a cookie banner, you fucked up and are doing something wrong). It does bizarrely use two Google Fonts. St
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
"I wasn't told how to interpret it" Then you detail how you had to look up how to interpret this. Amazing stuff. Like, do you realize you just destroyed your own nonsense? Doing the "Duh, obviously" bit and then say
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
... It's a shirtless man hugging the waist of another shirtless man. The cover art doesn't even have any text on it, but instead is just a picture of a couple of shirtless dudes in an incredibly weird pose. Yeah, I'm sure lot
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
It was much worse than just adding it to your library as a gift. The cover art for the album[1] would appear in seemingly random places on your phone. And there was literally zero way to remove it, until there was such an uproar that Apple
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
>I think the "cost of living" explanation for low birthrates is just wrong If you're demanding it be all-or-nothing, then sure it is "wrong". It obviously isn't the only reason. As countries get richer, peop
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
It was a tiny study, and one arm had someone dropout because they had COVID. The difference was minuscule. You are being bizarrely selective in discarding the part you don't like, while holding the rest as demonstrative. "But I th
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
Nothing I said was rude or adversarial, so not sure why you decided to be rude and adversarial here. My sarcasm was to the purported original goal, when it has always, since day one, been a fake Googlebot known, again since day 1, as a circ
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
The effects you're talking about are for a weird lab experiment where they sort of had people sit there in the lab and drink (or not). Where people on GLP-1s -- in a randomized, double-blind study, notably -- chose to partake of les
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
Yeah, sure (sarcastic). And people mostly use torrents to share Linux distros. The site/org has no office and is anonymously run virtually. Exists on random, essentially free for all TLDs, does not honour take-down requests, does not r
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
What made it a disappointment? Over only 9 weeks, which is a very short time for habit changes to take hold, there were measurable, statistically significant effects. And at the highest dose was just 1mg / week for one single week at t
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
This isn't archive.org. Archive.is (and its many TLD equivalents) is explicitly for bypassing paywalls like this, and this is absolutely the intended use. 9 times out of ten it's because sites use cloaking and serve up all of the
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
This reads like a peacocking LinkedIn post where someone desperately shows they are not just with it, they are ahead of it. The space is absolutely filled with this sort of noise, primarily people who dismissed AI as something only the nubs
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
This is talking about early onset, which is a particularly terrifying outcome. And yes, 1 in 1000 for a horrible outcome sounds much better than 2 in 1000, doesn't it? And to be clear, many things that people worry about is less likely
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
I don't get your first line. When people talk about Apple's core speeds they're not talking about cycles per instruction or something, they're talking about single-thread performance on a benchmark like Geekbench. Geekbe
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
Nowhere in the submission or even the comment you replied to did anyone say "fastest". The incredibly weird knee-jerk defensiveness by some is bizarre. It was a discussion about how the P cores are left ready to speedily respond t
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by llm_nerd 8mo ago
>Users shouldn't need permission from trillion dollar corporations All of these mechanisms can be disabled and overridden. You are annoyed that users are protected from people like you, and, you know, too bad? Suck it up. The rest

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