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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
it’s fun and ironic that “having a memory” is what AI appears to lack the most in practice while at the same time it demands more computer memory than anything to run
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
welcome to Earth where the law of the jungle never needed any endorsement or approval
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
they said to make sure you boil it slowly though, so the local frogs don’t jump out! /s
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
fine for who? Texans? this is a silly mentality, no need to compare any other location, Texas as a standalone entity and the many stakeholders wouldn’t reasonably think it’s fine
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
yeah true, maybe it could be good for a power nap “table” if we can make it comfy enough, I did see a massage table head/face cushion adapter that hooks into a normal bed so might be inexpensive to try it out
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
To expand on this, the posture is really so important, this muscle the iliopsoas connects inner hip to low back on opposite sides, forward head sometimes also has anterior pelvic tilt, anyways your diaphragm is connected to this muscle and
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
I always thought as a stomach sleeper why not get one of those massage table head rest things, face down symmetrical and wouldn’t gravity help keep things open then? Just have to build it into a cozy bed, not sure if that would be comfortab
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
the damage seems to be neurological / local nerves, I haven’t tried chewing gum but the best/fastest results I’ve had for this so far has been lions mane + micro dose of other mushrooms, smell therapy has been reported to show b
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
the auth servers aren’t a meaningful blocker in terms of technical debt imo
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
This makes the Minecraft model look all that much better than it already was, users pay for an account, the servers are self hosted by the community, as far as I can tell on the surface level Minecraft would already comply with this legisla
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
This is def true but I also wonder if AI models and context sizes and capabilities will scale to keep up and eventually be able to untangle the mess.
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
how about this I’ll downvote it for you and you can downvote mine and we’ll just fade out together lol
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
anybody remember Lavabit?
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
When it comes to writing I only use AI for writing technical documentation or basic page copy, never for anything that is purely writing or for communication like a blog post, or a paper, or an email, or a letter, or a book, or even marketi
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
So you’re telling me he used a computer to search all the files and found the old backup? computer file systems are truly proving to be revolutionary technology!
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
Question for anyone, why do people use GitHub or an alternative rather than just spinning up your own Gitea docker container or similar?
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
I can’t really tell who this is for, no specs even listed that I can find, at first I thought it was going to be for running local models based on the copy but after a moment of sobriety and knowing Google clearly this is just a consumer de
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
who is actually signing off on these agreements to build it, knowing the bill goes to the locals? seems openly shady
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
so because a current in the ocean is changing we should tell everyone they might be about to die or what’s the goal here
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
it’s opportunity cost at least
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
not to diss the science and the work involved around it but this kind of alarmist stuff makes me wonder how many similar things have happened in the past but nobody noticed because nobody was looking or even knew how to track such a thing,
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
gracias
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by luxuryballs 5mo ago
Well this unlocked a new fear, I can imagine all the similar “nests” of AI generated content out there being created right now, I am likely to have to untangle one some day, or at least break it to someone that it’s garbage, almost as if th
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
If you just scale it back a little bit so you’re having the agent write methods, services, tests, scaffolding, etc, and keep it concise, you can get a lot of productivity gain without giving up your control of the codebase. It feels like so
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
Staring at trees in a forest is the same but better I’d wager, read a study on the benefits of looking at trees in the brain once, combine with this wall technique and my own anecdotal experience of walking in the woods to solve complex com
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
why is it so hard to find a simple keyboard layout diagram, the first full view of the keyboard I could find was flashing between different color options making it hard to see what the keys are, the first thing I think of for a “developer l
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
Likewise for OpenClaw if you never give it anything sensitive it can have plenty of network, keep any work backed up and if anything happens you just flash a new drive. The trick with computer security is not putting secrets on the computer
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
what you’re describing kind of sounds like the wild west or the settlers frontier or the Industrial Revolution, all things that were actually quite beneficial, however in our current environment where everything has been regulated and captu
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
very nice thank you
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
I don’t use public repos very often but I had toyed with the idea of just creating a git user specifically for an agent to use for this purpose so it would not be my user account, is this not standard practice already? Kinda seems obvious t

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