skeledrew

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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I've been stuck with unupdated apps because Aurora hasn't been working for me for a while. A few of them have been nagging me to update. I have everything Google disabled or removed, and no I won't reenable any of it. Also I
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Isn't satisfying the grader a task that was given by humans? Why do they need to talk about humans at all, when it's very unlikely that the task itself specified that it was human-given? Do you include in your prompts (if you even
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Apps need to exit the Play Store. I have a whole slew of apps which haven't been updated for a while now because Aurora Store isn't working because of whatever Google of doing. Meanwhile the ones installed via FDroid and other mea
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
There will be no competition. Resource sharing will become cooperative where there is some temporary scarcity, but for the most part there will be no more scarcity, particularly re necessities. That's an outcome of 100% automation.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
That makes no sense at all. The machines can only fulfill their purpose if they're serving humans, don't share our needs for the most part, and don't have any reason to desire marketplaces. Solid example can be seen in what h
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Possible they also asked AI to do a "risk assessment" and just went with it.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Why do you think a random person being affected by Pegasus-like spyware is that low? The EU is pushing Chat Control pretty hard, and the US is outfitting ICE with an ever expanding arsenal of surveillance tools. There's a lot of stuff
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
There are 2 outcomes I think possible, both extreme due to just how transformative 100% automation will be: either A[G]I is shared (voluntarily by the "owners", or forcef via revolution) and everyone benefits sufficiently, or ther
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
There could be a Flock-like or Ring-like or some other device listening in on that face to face. And the phone running Signal or whatever might already be compromised by something Pegasus-like and sending whatever happens on it off to who k
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I've had cases where I'm writing some long text in certain apps on my phone, screen goes off, and when I turn it back on that text is gone. Could be something similar, though I can't imagine any desktop app being that crappy.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Why would a human review it? That only drives up costs for the company. Easier to use algorithms for everything and maybe pay the occasional fine when something goes seriously wrong and legal proceedings result.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Problem is those services aren't very user friendly. After all most users want to maintain history, recover their account if they forget their password, and other things not exactly compatible with highly secure communications.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Thou shalt not vent to another. Thou shalt keep thine frustrations within, until thou hadst a mental breakdown and art permanently locked in a padded room.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
A lot of words here for something I think is simple and should be obvious to anyone who thinks about it for 5 minutes. Companies that can, will reach for AI to reduce cost. Those that can't will be killed by those that have. AI eventua
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I have no problem here. If I notice that I'm getting markedly less than before, I'll just switch to Z.ai/GLM. Been on the edge for a while now just waiting for something to push me over.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Amazing that Anthropic is using this "broken and unusable" data center successfully, pushing new models and providing sufficient inference that we no longer have the absurd limits from the weeks leading up to them making that deal
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Localize production where possible. Forget about scaling at all costs, because some costs aren't worth it.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
They could get blacklisted like Anthropic. Or... something. Carrot top will always find a way to express his displeasure.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
This is news to me. Did carrot top order up another name change because Canada didn't roll over for him? :D
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
LONG LIVE EMACS *raises fist*!!! I still remember that old "Eighty Megabytes And Continuously Swapping" adage, but now I'm looking at my system monitor and I see several Claude instances, which can only have so much text load
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I have never (manually) launched a daemon, but all my sessions are automatically available.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Only if you deliberately made the session available for others to view. And they view it before jumping to conclusions.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
> Claude archives old conversations Archives? Or deletes?
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Thing is, if you enable remote control for one session, it becomes globally enabled for all (which I personally prefer as I want to access all my sessions from my phone).
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
> much worse at producing artifacts that are comprehensible to humans This has always been the case. Just try making sense of the output of any assembler/compiler/transpiler. Why do we think differently about generated source c
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Even for the social butterfly, the number of others someone can actually communicate with is capped at a reasonably low number.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
No need for a lot of transportation as we have good communication.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I had 0 issue reading it. Actually that's how I write as well.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Begging the question here. Author is aware that they can choose not use LLMs and they... don't? It's like living at walking distance from town, being used to going in and around on foot, then electric scooters became available, so
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by skeledrew 2mo ago
Still, where's the legalese? I'd expect something like this on an individual's blog, not a company's.

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