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pwillia7
6mo ago
I would like you to release this please
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pwillia7
6mo ago
come on you can blame whatever the program is using for randomness still
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pwillia7
7mo ago
wait what if we start on a day DST starts or ends????
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pwillia7
7mo ago
you got yer loiscence?
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pwillia7
7mo ago
I'm in if I can embed it into my forearm
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pwillia7
7mo ago
How is that different from roulette?
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pwillia7
7mo ago
I mean enforcing the laws on the books would be a good start. Corruption quickly breeds more and more corruption if it isn't rooted out and punished. Everyone who isn't corrupt starts losing and the benefits of not being corrupt e
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pwillia7
7mo ago
> “Never believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use
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pwillia7
7mo ago
Thanks
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pwillia7
7mo ago
fair point
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pwillia7
7mo ago
have anything to read more about the power talk stuff?
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pwillia7
7mo ago
Emacs would be a pretty badass "OS" for LLM agents to use... has anyone explored and written something up on that yet? Perhaps emacs commands would give agents even more power than just shell commands ?
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pwillia7
7mo ago
can't afford a subscription
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pwillia7
7mo ago
yeah I agree -- There are countless examples with almost every invention of someone else who got there first but couldn't market it successfully at least partially because of timing.
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pwillia7
7mo ago
I mean it was the only way to use MidJourney when it released, which is why it's so popular and part of the midjourney community
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pwillia7
7mo ago
I'd like to hear your comments on what happened from your POV
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pwillia7
8mo ago
This is very cool thanks for sharing
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pwillia7
8mo ago
100% agree that is a great use case for it I wouldn't think twice about. My 'voice' isn't relevant to the real estate agent place.
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pwillia7
8mo ago
context?
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pwillia7
8mo ago
he's dead jim
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pwillia7
8mo ago
I am 100% right there with you. Writing in my voice is maybe the last thing I have that I can do differently and 'better' than an LLM in a couple years time, or even right now if I'm really being honest. I haven't even r
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pwillia7
8mo ago
Code won't compile: Tanya - Hahahhahahaha! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssVqnEGpsgI
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pwillia7
8mo ago
lol good luck
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pwillia7
10mo ago
In which way?
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pwillia7
10mo ago
Chemical weapons still exist and are used[1] So are beanie babies, NFTs and garbage pail kids -- Things that have fallen out of fashion isn't the same thing as eradicating a technology. I think that's part of the difficulty, how c
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pwillia7
10mo ago
Jenny, please try to conduct yourself with some sense of decorum here -- These are real people you're bullying. This isn't a hatemonger platform like some of the others. Please try to do better
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10mo ago
I don't disagree with that, just that there's anything that can be done about it. Which technology did we successfully roll back? Nukes are the closest I think you can get and those are very hard to make and still exist in abundan
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10mo ago
Since you're a real established artist, I want to make my point more clear: I am not an artist and while AI image tools let me make fun pictures and not be reliant on artists for projects, it doesn't imbue me with the creativity t
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10mo ago
gottem Jenny
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pwillia7
10mo ago
Just normal Luddite things, which attracts those most threatened in their personal identity by the new technology. You see it obviously with the artists and image/video generators too. We did this with Dadaism and Impressionism and pho
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