r2_pilot

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by r2_pilot 11mo ago
It could be, from a certain point of view.
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by r2_pilot 11mo ago
Not CBP but see Carlos Jimenez for an example of what's currently happening.
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by r2_pilot 11mo ago
> Surely reading comprehension is still required for, well, reading AI-generated text. Found the optimist. (no, it unfortunately not required. Imagine, if you will, the world's worst version of the Telephone game...)
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
How about Linus Pauling and vitamin C then?
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
That allegedly would be Yorgen Fenech, via Alfred and George Degiorgio, Vincent Muscat, and as for the explosives, Robert Agius and Jamie Vella.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Have you heard about Crossover for running Windows games or Mac? I just discovered it since I did the same thing you're doing.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I did not know that, but I'm basically using this as a bridge to either fully use Linux more than I already do, or switch to windows 12 when it becomes a thing, if it's not worse, so I don't care about very long term support
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Are you familiar with disk2vhd? I've used it to virtualize several older OS installs
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Rather than support Microsoft's bad decisions, I bought my first Mac instead of a Windows PC.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
True, and there's also no fitness scorekeeper. Wars are fought and won by having a diverse set of abilities. Physical prowess is one, as is intelligence and social skills (diplomacy keeps fighting from happening). So if reality is that
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
In this particular case, because criminals can hack Flock's databases. You can tell whether I'm leaving to go to work, coming home for lunch, figure out my patterns, and schedule a robbery. There are PLENTY of other reasons why I
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I'm basically in the same boat. There is no practical way for me to avoid having my picture taken 6 or more times every single day. I flip the camera off each and every time I drive/walk by it. It's infuriating.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
If you fully understand the disbelief, you'd understand why you, being the one advancing the claim, should provide the source(s) you are using for your Bayesian priors so that, assuming those information sources are of sufficient quali
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Maybe the smart money shorted on the tank. After all, if you know there's going to be a downturn in a known time period that's a smart move. I believe it's worth analyzing who sold what and when, if not for insider trading, t
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
That's not constructive for the purposes of this discussion and has been repeated here at least as long as your account has been active. Importantly, it involves the data security of many Americans and I first found out about this (not
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Between this(I already opted out but) and their work with Palantir, I definitely am not going to increase my subscription. It is making me reconsider paying, even using, a technology I've found transformative, and I expected(okay hoped
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I feel like this level of opprobrium is disproportionate. At least Claude has enabled me to live a more full life, spending extra time with those I love more while being able to rubberducky my random thoughts(who are they to judge what flee
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
It's a hack. Not everything has to have commercial value, not everything has to solve a need, there's no inherent purpose in anything, this is just how I choose to spend my time.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I have more hands and a larger context window. It's a collab(/s). But it's cool that I can do it more or less solely with that tool and not necessarily use Google or other resources(obviously for any source, from Google to th
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Meanwhile Claude is helping me build a robot and is also writing the code that runs its subsystems but okay. Sure, I could do it all myself(maybe?) but not nearly as quickly or in the interstitial moments of life.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
In these times I'm always reminded of that web comic : "Yes the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders."
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
It's easier to fantasize about civilization collapsing than to put in the hard work to build and maintain community cohesion, and as you're busy fantasizing the collapse, you're not meeting people with different opinions and
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Exactly; I rather enjoy telling those who would have me leave my home that they should set the example first. After all, they're the ones pushing for changes they want to see, they can go do that over somewhere else.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
> And they could be completely correct. Given the consistency of the source material, this seems unlikely to be true.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
For nuclear forces it's actually the strong force binding the nucleus (electromagnetic force is far, far, far too weak to do this) but you can theoretically unify the weak force and the electromagnetic force into the electroweak force
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I have successfully(if inefficiently, but faster than if I did it on my own) used Claude with OpenSCAD to make 3d printed products.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
> Of course not, I would just ask for a MCP that watches the generated movie so I can use my time for more important matters Well, now I know why "they" bother to digitally simulate my existence, and why movies are so terrible.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Anthropic did that to me and my company's API credits. I was unhappy with them altho they did send me advance notice.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
That's kind of the point of software archeology, isn't it? Sometimes something so evident to people within the first few hundred years becomes opaque in reasoning later on, and what's 5 months anyway? You'd need a Rosett
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Requires sign-up, not just email, unclear benefits and costs, hard pass

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