netsharc

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by netsharc 2mo ago
Sigh. An example of "tasty" writing... You wrote, in all lowercase, "i still tell it what to say." You can ask LLM to write something, and hypothetically, if he were still alive and you could persuade him enough (with a
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by netsharc 2mo ago
There's probably some Dunning-Kruger when you don't notice crap writing. Compare the output of an LLM to Martin Amis, who chooses his words deliberately and with care: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2007
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by netsharc 2mo ago
I've used "AI;DR"
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by netsharc 2mo ago
What, like an economic migrant?
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Yeah, conflict is guaranteed. China will probably invade Russia and secure Lake Baikal and vast areas of Siberia. Europe might start shooting at "smugglers" earnestly (sorry to the "collateral damage"). I guess Eric or B
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by netsharc 2mo ago
There's an outdated statement: 50% of the fossil fuel civilization has burned, we burned after 1992. Outdated, so that percentage is probably a lot higher now.
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Juniors turn to seniors. You can never trust AI won't glitch... lol
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by netsharc 2mo ago
And sometimes this intern which can produce code at blazing speeds get some subtleties wrong, so you can never trust their output and have to check every time. And when you point out the error they sometimes insist what they did is correct,
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, and I'll throw them into cages and put ankle bracelets on them
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Hah. Cage changed his last name because he didn't want to be a "nepo-baby"... You should look up that Italian-sounding last name and see who it belongs to.
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Next they'll be made to wear a yellow badge with the letter H on it...
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Model S, Model 3, Model X (, Model Y). But some other company took the trademark of E in relation to cars...
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by netsharc 2mo ago
https://archive.is/z7eZM because I hate their cookie popup, you have to scroll through it and hunt and peck the "legitimate interest" toggles that are still active. The article reads somewhat sloppy. AI?;DR: the s
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by netsharc 2mo ago
This adapter works with my Android phone and makes my Android Auto wireless: https://aliexpress.com/item/1005008214786824.html But it is the second product I tried; the first one didn't work (it's a 2020 Stel
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by netsharc 2mo ago
If only it could get fucked in isolation like that country. It's basically Rome and the whole planet is its empire, whatever happens the shockwaves affect everyone on the planet.
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Ah, bigcorp with the Pick-Up Artist model of consent: keep asking until they relent. I find Google Photos asks me once every update. I got a Pixel 9 with 1 year of free Gemini Pro (or whatever version it is, their offering almost feels like
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by netsharc 2mo ago
I don't get the judge's argument, > “What the plaintiff did here was to use that new tool in a dishonest way. A filing is a communication to both the court and the opposing party. Its integrity rests on the simple premise that
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by netsharc 2mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jqn8HB2w2Fs
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Well, rules like borders become irrelevant when people need to live. (Plenty of evidence of that). Unless the rules are applied by force. (Also plenty of evidence..)
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by netsharc 2mo ago
> The year was 20xx and I was looking right at the glaciers and they were decidedly not gone. "Experts" like GP poster is why the IPCC studies choose conservative values of how rapid the change will be (they don't want to
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by netsharc 2mo ago
What's the 3rd path, Commander Vague?
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by netsharc 2mo ago
I wonder if it's a deer in headlight moment for most of humanity. When 2 planes crashed on the runway in Tenerife, one plane had a lot of survivors initially, but many of them sat there just frozen: https://youarenotsosmart.
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by netsharc 2mo ago
It's a bit^W a lot insane that advertising is now so prevalent that even individual people are doing it. It really is an "Attention Economy". I remember walking down a street in Istanbul, there were many restaurateurs saying
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Won't 0.5x speed make it slower (Driving 20mph instead of 40mph will get you somewhere in double the time). I just checked my phone, the phrasing is "Animation scale .5x" (Among other numbers), meaning it's scaled to tak
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by netsharc 2mo ago
96% cloud cover over Reykjavik...
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by netsharc 2mo ago
It's currently cloudy in Iceland. Hah, hotel prices doubled, and they're not even getting any show ("they" is almost "we" because I was thinking of travelling there).
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by netsharc 2mo ago
You can probably thank Thatcher and the cabal of idiots dumber than lettuce that is the Tory party. Squeeze the poor, squeeze the state budget that even the police force is under-resourced, give the money to their buddies. E.g. with North S
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by netsharc 2mo ago
Elon wanted X to be a universal app like WeChat. Communication, payment, government services (and probably one-shop stop for user surveillance)... Wahey, looking forward to Grokbot telling its users "we logged in to your bank account a
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by netsharc 2mo ago
The actual hacker creds is earned by not getting caught by a federal investigation. Although, with Kash Patel's FSB cosplayers, maybe that's playing in easy mode. And remember, you can't brag about it either, that's how
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by netsharc 2mo ago
And forest fires burning down whole towns, pandemics, drought, crop failures, social unrest due to hungry people trying to move to more livable areas are externalities that economic growth can also solve, right?

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