stoneforger

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by stoneforger 8mo ago
Because then you won't be important, the model will be important. And then everyone will have to use their model, that's their dream. Why isn't that your nightmare too? Why will you be special if it can just code whatever it
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
It's a societal problem we are just seeing the effects in computing now. People have given up, everything is too much, the sociopaths won, they can do what they want with my body mind and soul. Give me convenience or give me death.
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
It's been here since it's inception. The more the market grew and the more computing became widespread, the greater the number of ravenous sociopaths with other people's money got involved. This is just another version of Rom
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
Noone will clean it up, it's a societal problem. The koolaid is produce more, like we need another app for X . We are celebrating owning nothing, as a liberating act. People hate mental load yes, this is the perfect drug. You don'
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
M4 mini pro 24gb qwen3-8b-mlx and others. Speed is fine, problem is context window. In theory CoreML would be better from an efficiency perspective but I think it's non-trivial to run models with CoreML ( could be wrong )
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
This is the state of the world, uncaring.
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
It's because the purpose of engineering is to engineer a solution. Their purpose is to create profit, engineering gets in the way.
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
Reason went out of fashion like 50 years ago, and it was never really in vogue.
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
More like once per quarter
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
The OG grift, FUD and extortion money. But call it a military industrial complex.. The Devil's Playground was an eye+opener
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
LLMs designing PID loops?
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
Many people have this potential but it doesn't necessarily materialize or evolves. That's fine, that's okay. We'll always have Paris. The trick is to be fulfilled, not renowned.
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
How will this pressure add up and bubble to the sociopaths which we collectively allow to control most of the world's resources? It would need for all these billions to collectively understand the problem and align towards a common goa
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
Why not both? It's not this industry, it's everything. Fuck Jack Welch, fuck the Chicago School.
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by stoneforger 8mo ago
If the agent would be able to update the model that would be educational for the model, noone else.
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Do not underestimate the importance of the distribution. Debian 13 is great, fedora too. Ubuntu snaps are a plague.
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
There aren't any, everyone's out for themselves, further diluting any soft power the masses had. After like 99% of the population doesn't have a stock value associated, might as well join the Mobile Infantry at this point.
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Voting needs to be auditable and verifiable by the lowest common denominator, to the last voter. As such anything that involves anything more complicated than counting by hand is out.
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
The deliberate push to alienate allies pushing them to the other pole (China), is setting up the stage for confrontation. It can then become self-evident China is out to eat the USs lunch so they need to be dealt with. And all the years of
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Almost got skewered by Lord Byron on that episode.
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
All this is driven by numbers. The bigger you are, the more money they give you to burn. No one is really working solving problems, it's 99% managing complexity driven by shifting goalposts. Noone wants to really build to solve a probl
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Herbert's ConSentiency universe , the Calebans: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whipping_Star?wprov=sfla1
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Hustle culture sociopaths
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
The captive audience is not you, it's people salivating at the train of thought where they can 100x productivity of whatever and push those features that will get paying customers so they can get bought from private equity and ride out
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Yes but that's boring. Look at this it has cool ASCII and a QR. At this point no typing, just vibe-voice ask to build the thing and fix the error. Then we can have some tea, earl grey, hot.
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Public opinion is dead, what matters is policy makers opinion on controlling financial interests in the West, and what the CCP politbureau thinks. One is a mongrel divisive semi-hereditary plutocracy, the other is a reimagined empire that c
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
These are the bad non-democracies. There are good non-democracies too. Are you being critical of good non-democracies? Maybe you are living in a bad non-democracy and can't tell the difference, you might get invaded and enlightened a
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
You really believe this, right? That you can decide for someone else, specifically a whole nation, what their view is and what they want to do with their nation. That you are doing the world a favour. Guess it's worked in the past, a n
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Because there was a benefit for some shareholder somewhere, maybe.
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by stoneforger 9mo ago
Because the need is fulfilled adequately. They are not solving anything new or revolutionising anything old, these are dumb ideas for dumb people to throw money at hoping it sticks.

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