stuntkite

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by stuntkite 4y ago
I just had this thought that now with LLMs we are basically on the front side of something similar to space debris lock in for the global internet.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Neat. I’ve built some courseware and a sort of similar platform that I’m going to soft launch next month. I built it out of about a decade of necessity in working with coworkers and customers on these types of problems and not really having
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I used to have a pretty sweet Artemis setup. Projector main screen, a central dedicated server and a few tablets. That was really fun. You could get anyone of any age to play. I should set that up again. And I guess make some friends.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Thank you.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
If I found it, would it be mine?
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I find that backlog items get reframed into other stuff too. I like having a history of them is an itemized list of things that lead to decisions. Is the only point to have a list of your absolute decisions and context that lead to the thin
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I was musing late last year while reading Twitter and it’s vitriol and also thinking about privacy that a likely future would be people using a stable of custom AI assistants as a prophylactic for the web. Have them participate in conversat
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I don’t think there’s such a thing as a thing that doesn’t fail.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Op's question reads like the common consulting client demand of "make me a billion dollars without me understanding anything" but it is an interesting question and I think you're right here suggesting webtorrent as a pla
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by stuntkite 4y ago
That's like a constant cycle for me. The stuff that grows from it is the things that keep growing and sticking around and I don't find any other literature directly replacing it or enhancing it. When I do find things that replace
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Google has been so useless lately I remembered that I like Bing for image search sometimes and I've been using Bing. It's been good. It feels modern. I'm getting the results I need like it's Google in 2013, but you know,
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Sure. But people are taking shots at transformers and our grid is vulnerable to attacks. Also if you live in Texas the state is doing a good job making people invest in more atomized power solutions. Balloon EMP or not, I think there's
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Really well done! I've taken a stab at this problem with mixed results. This is leaps and bounds beyond most of my attempts. Thanks for sharing!
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Interesting. The ways electrical grids are going to need to atomize for resilience in the next decade is going to be cool. I mean, stressful as we deal with people shooting at substations and balloon EMPs or whatever, but EVs are grid stora
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by stuntkite 4y ago
That is what happens. That is the cycle. Also most will fail and the ones that don’t will be bought by the monoliths.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I once got a part time job as an overnight engineer for a collection of faith based radio stations. Wild stuff. 5 FM stations. One of them, the latin station was the largest FM station in the market. 3 AM stations. Two rebroadcast the FM an
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Shooting down nukes is always an everybody dies. MAD and all that. You can shoot down 98%. 2% still kills everybody. You can compartmentalize a hypothetical of one missile but that doesn’t take into account how our systems are designed to w
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by stuntkite 4y ago
> if [Anti Aircraft] JUST put some holes in missile and disabled propulsion it could be much less dangerous. It's very very hard to hit a missile in flight. Trying to target just the propulsion is even harder. An admirable goal, bu
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I operate a dark factory. Currently relocating and retooling. Should be in full swing again by Q3.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
“Just” is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
The news part for me is that they actually had humans producing all those lists. You don't even need AI to make those things. It seems like the appropriate thing for them to do.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I always wanted to get one and use it for depth mapping. I'm so glad someone else had the same idea. Kind of a bummer that the company tanked, but I get it.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
No way that number won’t get screen shotted for some Q forum stuff.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Man, I haven't played dungeon keeper in forever. That game is amazing. When will someone do the same for Black & White?
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by stuntkite 4y ago
The language here for gen Z seems dated already. Are we sure that Gen Z on the internet wasn’t an AI to begin with? No cap.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I don’t really understand minimalism fetishization. I too like my stuff. A lot of times I think minimalism is some type of performative classist affectation or something. I understand some people are just really organized or whatever, but y
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by stuntkite 4y ago
If there was a gossip rag at the grocery check stand that dished on drama between George and Elon, I’d buy it. His rap about getting sued by sony is a classic.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Neat.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
> to “develop the intellectual and spiritual-moral potential of society” and “reduce the critical deficit on the domestic market of food and other goods.”
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Cool. Hack the planet.

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