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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
That PG in his opinions against the genocide stands against HN's own censorship politics (which is to protect Israel at any cost, looking at you Daniel!) is enough for me to keep going. Otherwise, I wouldn't care (I don't fig
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
except Silicon Valley is not where its at.. i can see it for military contractors and scientists at national labs but not Silicon Valley unless the target is working on quantum computers or true frontier AI (not OpenAI bs lol)
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Our metaphorical / analogical muscle is too well developed. Maybe there is a drug we can take to reduce how much we lean into it. If you look at two random patterns of characters and both contain 6s you could say they are similar (beca
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Microsoft is a national security threat but no one cares because they automate genocide.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
The SMH did not give it way? On the SMH as a semiotic, funny how IMHO evolved into IMO and SMDH evolved into SMH. Some of us refuse to be humble or self deprecating.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
LOL. Someone got the joke. After getting downvoted by those who did not. SMH.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
AI is making us work harder, not smarter? I think it's both actually, I'm working harder and smarter with AI. SMH.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
good one =)
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Naively asking: what prevents RT Unix/Linux from being used in place of non-RT mainstream versions? Seems like a superset.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
"Disaster Capitalism" strikes again. Everything is configured optimally for creating chaos and protecting profit extraction, at any cost. Legal system? Good luck with that. We are near that stage if not in it already...
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Don't you need to have purchased the game before you have the right to enjoy it? How else do you prove that you have paid for the license to run the game if you don't have a copy. That was my initial interpretation.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
I wish "Simple Made Easy," by Rich Hickey, could be applied here. Forth is simple but not easy. If there is something as simple as Forth but also accessible to mere mortals (aka easy) then I'd like to know what it is (I don&#
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
"Disaster Capitalism" comes to mind. They're trying hard to create as much chaos as possible to create as many disasters as possible so that they can establish mega corporations to take over from the government, and go full O
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Nobody talking about the refrigerators in Europe. They work differently. The ice forms inside the fridge part not just the freezer part. I don't know why and have not looked into it but it is in every fridge, including brand new ones.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
The parent poster is not making a legal statement. They copied/pasted the first line of the Readme. I made the clarification that the note is a legal disclaimer, not s technical requirement, so people, including the parent poster, are
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
this is a legal disclaimer lol, not an actual requirement
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
They = Hebrew, Aramaic and Arabic --- ## 1. “They all kept the triconsonantal root system — where word meaning is based on three core consonants (like K-T-B = “write” → Hebrew katav, Arabic kataba, Aramaic ktav).” *Source evidence:* * The a
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
I wonder of you pre train on Hebrew and Arabic if it will find the similarities between the RTL writing direction. So many similar words. I guess both came from Aramaic? If so, how about the trifecta of ancient languages with Aramaic then H
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
I will pay big money to see you do standup comedy. You made my day. LOL.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
That is only part of the story, not the full story, where journalists and CIA analysts get together and determine the truth. you've seen the video Snowden posted about this? It is a known reality. Why hide it behind the facade of a fre
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
<<look at the world, then look at the self to evaluate its reaction to the world. Then repeat>> Who's doing the looking?
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Between 1987 and 1988, I was obsessed with recording an anomaly with my first programmable Casio calculator that had an RND function. At the ripe age of 15, I took a bus to a warehouse-like building in some London suburb that had advertised
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Excellent. I never liked mIRC, and for me the terminal was the best interface. But this looks good. I also still use vi. Never made the mental leap to vim. Old habits die hard.
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
The G in AGI is a big deal and it’s missing from LLMs. Anything coded by an LLM risks being under-generalised. Asking an LLM to think in a generalised way does not make it an AGI. The critical ability to generalised beyond learned patterns
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
The said "don't use magic numbers" but LLMs are made almost entirely (by weight) of magic numbers...
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
EDIT: To the idiots downvoting: Why?
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Wait. What if the AI gold rush contributes to better industrial robotics and ushers in an AI industrial revolution? China already has dark factories with no humans on the assembly line. Isn't that a possible outcome of the AI gold rush
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistent_data_structure
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
I was very wrong but on a very deep level, not the superficial sit we’re debating here. For those who ca read between the lines, here is my moment of realisation: The way forward does not have to be all about the way forward. The narrative
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by nakamoto_damacy 1y ago
Are you sure Ben is not getting paid $7,000 per post by OpenAI?

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