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by pennomi 5d ago
How long until we have a registry of all N64 titles and the progress to full decomp of the entire library?
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by pennomi 6d ago
With modern technology, we might be in the first era where direct democracy is truly viable. Frankly I think the people should have direct veto power on any legislation.
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by pennomi 8d ago
This article has some weird ideas that men should only hang “with the guys” and that women are social butterflies because they volunteer at their kids’ schools. This kind of blatant bias makes me skeptical about the entire premise of the ar
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by pennomi 8d ago
Tuning the model so far in the direction of being aggressively useful that it will quickly go off the rails in the name of helpfulness. I swear I spend more time telling Claude not to do things than telling it what to do.
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by pennomi 10d ago
By transaction volume yes. Presumably it’s not all spending though, if you regularly win back some of that money. The same dollar is probably wagered multiple times before it is lost.
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by pennomi 10d ago
Wouldn’t any needles launched prograde be put into a higher stable (though obviously elliptical) orbit?
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by pennomi 11d ago
Indeed, they talk as skeptics but don’t offer a ton of evidence, other than a couple videos of demos. A live demo would be far more convincing.
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by pennomi 11d ago
> Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence so see below for the receipts. Yes, that’s the kind of attitude I want to see in these model releases
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by pennomi 12d ago
Advocating for demonetization of a service is not the same as trying to maximize personal profits. Maybe not everything in the world is about money.
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by pennomi 13d ago
Where nothing is retained at all, allegedly.
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by pennomi 14d ago
Yep. AI can probably make your marketing website or REST service on autopilot. Or even small minigame experiences. But go outside the bounds of median programming and AI becomes increasingly scatterbrained. It requires a lot of guidance to
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by pennomi 14d ago
The human brain operates at better levels of intelligence than the best LLMs, at 20 watts of power. We are a long way to that kind of efficiency, it will probably take both bespoke hardware and algorithmic improvements to catch up to nature
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by pennomi 17d ago
The problem is not that the tech is bad, it’s that the industry is a cartel with no viable way to disrupt the established players.
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by pennomi 17d ago
On iOS’s preview browser, rotating the object causes the zoom to reset. Or maybe it’s scrolling on the page? Perhaps the preview overlay is resizing the windows slightly and that triggers a camera reset. It’s very cool but close to useless
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by pennomi 19d ago
Whether or not you iPhone is also doing that is irrelevant. Two surveillance pathways is still inherently worse than one.
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by pennomi 22d ago
Or even more simply, calculating the digits of pi is an infinite number of steps.
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by pennomi 23d ago
If you think any modern AI puts out stable, safe code, I have an AI-powered bridge to sell you.
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by pennomi 23d ago
It’s not insane because Valve is not the OS provider, and you can install as many “app stores” as you want. Even SteamOS doesn’t lock down the OS so Steam is the only way to install software. Annoyances like requiring an account become a pr
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by pennomi 25d ago
``` /* 2026-06-01 Dear diary, today I increased GLOBAL_WINDOW_PADDING from 8 to 16 because the user (who hurt my feelings with his crude language!) said that the app felt too crowded. */ const GLOBAL_WINDOW_PADDING = 8; ``` This d
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by pennomi 25d ago
I have no doubt that in the future AI code will be superior to human code. But today is not that day, and these projects that have never yet had human eyes on them are mostly shoddy pieces of work.
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by pennomi 26d ago
The original ring?
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by pennomi 27d ago
Opposing imperialistic rhetoric is a dumb hill to die on? If a person does not oppose fascist language, I have no faith that they will oppose fascist actions.
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by pennomi 28d ago
Yep, if you’re not building guardrails, using an LLM is effectively just gambling until you get a non-broken output.
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by pennomi 28d ago
The law being slow is exactly why a guy like Trump in power is dealing so much damage. Nearly everything he’s done has been illegal, but the decisions often take so long that they have no effect.
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by pennomi 29d ago
Claude is just in its cringy pretentious teen years where it thinks that saying fancy words and long, rambling responses makes it sounds smart.
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by pennomi 29d ago
The reason so few people care about climate change is that so few people truly understand it. They can see the grocery and housing bills, but CO2 in the atmosphere is some sort of invisible bogeyman to them, even though it’s a catastrophe w
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by pennomi 1mo ago
What a weird, rose-tinted view of the US you have. Just because the markets are working and the US bungled its way into another war over oil doesn’t mean we should ignore the absolutely braindead political opposition to energy modernization
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by pennomi 1mo ago
I’ve been in the weird situation of working in a startup where the founder doesn’t use their own product. Needless to say I got out of there pretty quick.
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by pennomi 1mo ago
As in all art, the first step is to develop good taste. And you can only do that by consuming a wide variety of content.
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by pennomi 1mo ago
When AI learns to only use concise, meaningful words instead of words for the sake of vomiting out more tokens, I suspect we’ll have finally achieved proper AGI.

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