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by luxuryballs 2mo ago
I think by pointing out the existing which is always happening they're implying a "merely existing", because otherwise yeah we always exist, but do we always only exist and nothing else?
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by luxuryballs 2mo ago
I can only do it with instant satisfaction and ease on certain drugs or combinations of drugs, I assume it's a mechanical thing for me rather than spiritual, the brain functions, so could be both environmental and genetic, the body bei
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
might take a while I expect there's a lot of regulation around using a licensed electrician, that kind of thing needs more legislation to allow a robot to replace it, I am speculating
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
Next version should wipe the phone while presenting a dummy account so they can't easily tell anything is missing.
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
Anthropic has imo underrated marketing and positioning skills, mythos/fable hype/fear being the most obvious indicator but even the way they almost haphazardly position their models with no intentional cohesion, people see model n
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
If you want to be paranoid it's a decent idea, if you also make your own internal html/xml alternative you can then say your sanctioned html flavor is safe, but regular html would mean it has to came from an outside third party no
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
for the sake of the smart ones can we at least check? or how much intelligence does one need in order to qualify as a citizen worthy of trustable elections?
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
I can't tell because there's not enough evidence either way, it's OK to have a third opinion of "I can't know", that's actually the default position.
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
The problem is that if you look with an inquisitive eye without having a preference on the outcome there's no way to tell because of the margins in just a few districts, all that is sure is that the Constitution was followed and the va
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
Well there's obviously at least some amount of fraud and a lot of people with eyes on it so finding it seems like the best course of action at the moment, mostly due to the latter since millions of people trusting the elections is pret
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
That's a pretty solid name, despite not agreeing with their methods here.
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by luxuryballs 3mo ago
I’m glad to find the trees are doing well, even the big ones, that managed to grow big... ???
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
I can just as easily imagine non-nefarious reasons for this from a “being clever” standpoint.
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
Manhattan is roughly 0.00077% of U.S. land area.
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
casual/recreational AI use is only a subset of computing, data centers are a hardware problem, I say that tongue-in-cheek but literally it’s true, data centers and computing have always been growing in demand and distribution/regi
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
ah I must have been out of audible range
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
Probably a better practice to devise your own record/docs history to rely on rather than depending on Anthropic.
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
I am still waiting for a government to try “nationalizing” AI by saying anything produced by AI belongs to “everyone” and thus hugely taxing the profits and proceeds from the product, as soon as Bernie Sanders thinks of it you can bet we’ll
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
That feeling when you’re a frontier AI company and your marketing team is just way too good.
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
When I look at the total number of acres in a state and the number that may get taken up by a data center… not that we should even have to look at this spec but still not sure why people are so focused on data center construction as an issu
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
that feeling of a clock striking right is actually a momentary glint of light pouring through a crack in the cold stone shell that has become encrusted around the hearts of those soaking too often in the type of extreme rhetorical panic whi
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
I can’t help but think that gimping itself for “security” is a marketing ruse and it’s not actually as “dangerous” as they want people to think it is.
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by luxuryballs 4mo ago
The education quote is great, I wish selecting text on iPhone was not ruined by the Facebook icon popup.
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
on the other hand someone could just be that stupid and if so at least you caught it, err on the side of caution basically
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
/model claude-opus-4-6[1m] allows you to specify you want the 1 million context 4.6
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
Instead they are going to say “oh you’re 10Xing?” sweet we can get rid of 9 people and you can keep working all week long qq
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
the one gripe I do have is with the power companies in one state building new infrastructure for a neighboring state to pipe power out for data centers but then raises rates on the locals to fund it, something def needs to be done about tha
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
What A View! Sims Thrilled As Local Landscaping Artist Hosts DIY Expo
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
I don’t get the issue with the data centers, maybe instead of looking at just the data centers they should look at all the rest of the land in the US along with it and see how truly small these things are.
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
Is this feeling about a call being such a potential meteor strike on your day normal and acceptable? I’ve always been of the mind it’s a skill I need to improve, but this reads like it’s an acceptable but insurmountable personality quirk to

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