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by palad1n 2y ago
Is anyone using this? It's from 2019.
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by palad1n 2y ago
Wasn't that what Yahoo used to do?
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by palad1n 3y ago
Along that line, the Doors https://genius.com/The-doors-when-the-musics-over-lyrics Cancel my subscription to the Resurrection Send my credentials to the House of Detention I got some friends inside
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by palad1n 3y ago
I think I've got a twitch now, when I think about this. How those stupid moviemakers would say, "enhance!" and I (along with many of my geek brethren) were like, "there are no more pixels, that can't be done!"
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by palad1n 3y ago
Has anyone ever asked ChatGPT to apply the lessons of the Tao of Programming? Just curious.
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by palad1n 3y ago
Ha. Yeah, there's PA weirdness, too. Once dated a girl from Mars. And of course you can't forget about Intercourse.
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by palad1n 3y ago
Child of the 80s here. I won a couple of those back when. I got one published by Nibble magazine (Apple ][+ assembly) and one in BASIC got me a free disk at Beagle Bros. I loved 6502 assembly language.
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by palad1n 3y ago
Seoul Korea and can confirm. “Logged out.”
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by palad1n 3y ago
Well, this will in no way be a means by which an eldritch horror enters into this dimension.
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by palad1n 3y ago
tldr: "don't"
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by palad1n 3y ago
Does anybody have one of these? I tried to register one once and the registrar just wouldn't let me.
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by palad1n 3y ago
Haha. There also exists .co.ck, for real.
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by palad1n 3y ago
This is the first time I've heard of "just culture" and wish it would spread to other areas of the world and life.
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by palad1n 3y ago
You mean this? https://blackironprison.com
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by palad1n 3y ago
An update on that: https://ebookoflove.com/2022/05/02/victory/
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by palad1n 3y ago
Wow, I had no idea. Like I said, that was so long ago. Interesting the notes in the abstract of that paper, that he infused Christian and Buddhist ideas. It might be why I took to it so well.
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by palad1n 3y ago
I remember reading Stephen Mitchell's version waaaay back in 1991, when I was still young and impressionable. There was one line that really blew me away in his translation, and I might be remembering it slightly incorrectly: "The
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'Woodpecker': A groundbreaking solution to AI's hallucination problem(venturebeat.com)
3 points by palad1n 3y ago|0 comments
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by palad1n 3y ago
But how does it compare to the Guatemalan Insanity Pepper?
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by palad1n 3y ago
Philip K. Dick is my spirit animal.
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by palad1n 3y ago
I can't see that as having been of high demand by anyone else.
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by palad1n 3y ago
Every time I hear about "superhuman AIs", I just have to wonder that if it truly is beyond our power to comprehend it, how are we in any way guessing what it would actually do?
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AI Hallucinations could usher in the next era of AI: cognitive AI(fastcompany.com)
2 points by palad1n 3y ago|1 comments
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by palad1n 3y ago
Like AI Dungeon?
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by palad1n 3y ago
Well, that's horrifying
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by palad1n 3y ago
Would solid state drives be affected?
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Erewhon(en.wikipedia.org)
25 points by palad1n 3y ago|0 comments
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by palad1n 3y ago
There was Lisp on an Atari ST?
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by palad1n 3y ago
I forgot where I read this, but there was some advice an older journalist told a rookie, finding out about all the sh*t that's been going down: "Don't worry, the world's always been falling apart."
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by palad1n 3y ago
I have tried to at various points in the past. What usually happens is that spammers will come and post crap, and those will be 90-99% of all the posts.

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