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by teekert 2mo ago
Ok, yes, that is true (some podcasting 2.0 features are re-implementations, but there is much more and I wouldn't call them "crypto-people", that's just a term that paints those people in a bad light, especially here on
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by teekert 2mo ago
Crypto-people? As in that that other part of Homo Sapiens that is about to split off, or what? (Yes sarcasm) What are you even talking about? Please do some research before coming with such a response. Anything that is crypto-adjacent or so
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by teekert 2mo ago
This is about the structure of metadata, why would you want to tie this to a file format? Even Apple realizes that is not the way to go. And what about transcripts then, Person/guest metadata, Chapter artwork, Live tags (so you can tun
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by teekert 2mo ago
False. Nostr is not “Layer 3” in any standard technical sense. Nostr is an open, decentralized protocol for exchanging and publishing messages/events. It doesn't sit on top of Bitcoin or Lightning in the way Lightning sits on Bitc
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by teekert 2mo ago
That is really not doing it justice. Some people say the same about podcasting 2.0, but it is so much more, even Apple is starting to pick up features from it (chapters, artwork, transcripts). Not the Lighthing/boosting no. But that&#x
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by teekert 2mo ago
Should have read the Children of Time series (Adrian Tchaikovsky) ;)
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by teekert 2mo ago
Well, the Panama canal could have been at sea level, easy to traverse without the shenanigans, and with some of the wealth it generates flowing to the Panamanians. But then the CIA killed Omar Torrijos.
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by teekert 2mo ago
Indeed, Proton’s passmail are sometimes not accepted sadly.
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by teekert 2mo ago
Well, at least as an LLM provider you should use the right nomenclature. I just tried to sign up for Mistral. Who have Vibe (former le Chat), then they have Vibe Code, which is the same as Vibe for Code, is that like Claude Code? No, their
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by teekert 2mo ago
If by Pankgor you mean Pangkor ;) then we only picked it because it was a drive away from KL. Indeed we got the impression that east coast + perhentian islands were something we missed. Ah well there are constraints in every journey, and yo
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by teekert 2mo ago
We visited Borneo (10 days) as well. But still we didn't even do mainland east coast yet, nor south islands, so getting bored while hopping around a country for 5 weeks makes me question what you do when you're not traveling... (B
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by teekert 2mo ago
I didn't read the whole thing, but couldn't you just rsync over ssh from either end? Your suggestions is also very nice, you can just turn off your own PC and wait for it to finish.
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by teekert 2mo ago
Maybe he should have assigned an agent to it.
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by teekert 2mo ago
So we just cut down some ancient rainforests to grow them right? Works for Palm oil! Goooo Planet!
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by teekert 2mo ago
Hmm, actually.. yes?
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by teekert 2mo ago
Maybe it's a local thing :)
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by teekert 2mo ago
Unexpected connections between seemingly unrelated "models" :) Is a fact stored on your brain like digits on a harddrive? No, it's a pathway that lights up and branches when information enters it. It is dynamic, a compressed
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by teekert 2mo ago
Yeah we do that too, does take a bit of the fun out of that moment where you sit down with your family and show them your trip, they already say it all haha. I'm really old right?
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by teekert 2mo ago
Was recently in Borneo, picked up a magazine in an accommodation, read an article about how traveling nowadays needs to be documented and is about experience as much as your feeds... I... felt old. I think that in some cultures it's ev
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by teekert 2mo ago
I guess they mean that intelligence is being able to hold models (compressed versions of reality) internally and use them to make predictions with a probability better than chance. That last part is the definition of information.
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by teekert 2mo ago
Ah, I used to say that US debt in dollars is about the same as the amount of cells we have in our bodies. But "they" really took a big leap these past years!
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by teekert 2mo ago
Because you can be smart about 1 thing, but have all the wrong assumptions in life. I.e. just must deeply believe that it is your right to seek hapiness, not that you must adhere to what people generally believe is the optimal way to exist
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by teekert 2mo ago
Well, as a user of LLMs I also find it annoying, the agents gather information on my behalf, they save me time and money. Are we splitting humanity? Those with info accessible to agents and those who only use their human sense directly? Thi
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by teekert 2mo ago
My agents act on my behalf, if you make it difficult for them I (or they) will get their info elsewhere. Will this split the internet? How long is this feasible? How long until any agent can work around any barrier, just at the expense of m
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by teekert 2mo ago
This is the (John Perkin's coined term) "Corporatocracy" at work. If you want to know how and why it is like this, read Perkin's books (atm I'm reading "The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man"). It&#x2
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by teekert 2mo ago
American industries that is. (I’m currently reading the new Economic Hitman.)
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by teekert 2mo ago
I did always love biology, not because of my teachers, but because of my own wonder of it ("I sort of get how an engine works, but how do humans work?"). And I became a biologist, and thinking about the things this author describe
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by teekert 2mo ago
"I know exactly the feeling that these slop-trepeneurs are preying on, because I feel it all the time: I’ve got these thoughts in my head, and boy oh boy they’re good ones, all-timers, really, and it’s so annoying that I have to spend
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by teekert 2mo ago
We need something other than Android, and we need the government to make sure we can run Android apps (like government ID and banking apps) without being spied on. They've been doing whatever the f they like for long enough if you ask
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by teekert 2mo ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/everything-reminds-me-of-her-...

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