tekbruh9000

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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
Also much more addicted to service economy with little survival and self sufficiency instincts. Anecdotally, very briefly dated a 40 year old who claimed she only ever cooked boxed food; had never even baked or microwaved a potato. Her word
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
Egh this is pretty "use unalived not died". "Get out an English thesaurus and recreate Mona Lisa in different words." If you really want to be a cognitive maverick, you would encourage them to make up their own creole, s
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
That requires people feel he is trustworthy, so he thinks (I don't believe him) this rhetorical pivot is essential to earn youth trust. They all been doing this; Zuckerberg with his Macklemore style update. Not sure I get the pearl clu
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
How Thiel knew is he has had access scholars and others saying this for years. He's seen the social media posts cheering on Luigi. Rather than agree years ago, he rolled with capitalism. Now he's trying to fix his image. Mamdani w
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
Nah, we don't have that luxury anymore. I mean in a vacuum of data yes sure it's a physical possibility. But we have polls of public opinion and those polled express concern for their lives and story so far. There is no simple bin
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
The subtext of the joke is "killing people fosters change." I understood it just fine. You're hung up on specifics of contemporary cultural nature. The joke was not about the in world setup; writers (especially back then) use
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
Here's an example of how reliance on traditional media leads to detrimental outcomes: https://ourworldindata.org/does-the-news-reflect-what-we-die... Anyone from far away lands, kings, priests, CEOs, rando on HN reachi
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
The problem with the revolution talk is too few know how to "work to live". Only 4% hunt in the US anymore. When is the last time you sewed a shirt? Grew a carrot? 100 years ago everyone had manual labor skills, even the rich. Mus
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
My plan was/is entirely new client, mapped client state to SWG emulator server. Godot is a pain given my workflow is pretty cli heavy though. Since I last touched that project I looked into switching to Wicked Engine. Just include C&#x
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
PVE was indeed awful. Especially given the back drop; it should have been full of adventure across the galaxy, established characters messing with players, but was merely "run here and kill 6 kobolds". NPC AI sucked. Would love to
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
Game was SWG, not SWTOR. Launched in 2003 and was sunset in 2011 when SWTOR launched. SWG set out to be something like Dwarf Fortress in terms of depth to the worlds physics; for example, gunsmiths could tinker on all parts of a gun and may
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
All you are guarding against here is some bits in a machine. Knowledge can be embedded in other substrate, other medium. Acquired by more actions than reading social media. IMO what you really mean is "I should be free to sit and surf
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
Americans are in charge whenever America fails. Stop calling concepts like ACA a failure and look in the mirror. Then ignore it all and go enjoy some TV, video games, grubhub any obligation to yourself away; you earned it.
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
The post you replied to called out how the argument is complicated arguing for both ways; Brenda bad-AI good and AI bad-Brenda good. You reduced it to "AI bad, Brenda good." Not sure about the rest of your response then. Brenda ju
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
When I write to an unknown audience, unable to know in advance what terms they rely on, I tend to circumlocute to build emotional subtext. They might only get some percent but it may be familiar enough terms to act as middleware to the rest
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by tekbruh9000 11mo ago
You're still operating with layers of lexical abstraction and indirection. Models full of dated syntactic and semantic concepts about software that waste cycles. Ultimately useless layers of state that the goal you set out to test for
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
Something really scary is people believing what's printed or filed in court as fact without bearing witness. Faith based society is not just the domain of the religious. 1984 been the norm since well before Orwell wrote the book.
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
Imagine the crash in book sales if humans were not hustling and could spend time socializing meaningfully. Job culture is nothing but empty competition. Billions of normalized thinkers reduced to nothing but tools of a "trade". W
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
Also note Karpathy notes the problems with agents are tractable but hard. He's vague on the paths being explored to resolve them. His "higher level" view is probably awareness the solutions to software problems are hardware b
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
"Higher" than an EE with an MSc in elastic structures, ~30 years industry experience, now working with PhDs across the spectrum on energy models to embed in chips? Energy models in part, inferred from categorization of LLM content
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
Infinitely big little numbers Academia has rediscovered itself Signal attenuation, a byproduct of entropy, due to generational churn means there's little guarantee. Occam's Razor; Karpathy knows the future or he is self selecting
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
Robot AI isn't going anywhere. These bubble headlines almost always mean LLM services. They almost always mean US VC backed SaaS. 100% illusory utility propped up by financial layering schemes. Geometric functions will eventually be ba
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
Yes. Git log is a handy thing for versioning. I never relied on it for developer notes. Just arguing semantics in those cases.
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
This year I started using an SQLite file specifically for config values Have used everything from Json to Cue and in-between. Tired of the context switch. Need to use SQL anyway. Fewer dependencies overall required.
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
Big tech is giving people what they were born into and TINA'd to believe, offered no alternative. No different than religion. There's no informed consent going on.
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by tekbruh9000 1y ago
We can do a lot of things. Must we? Should we? Burning resources to memorialize the past we only see through rose colored glasses of naive youth is vanity. Biology is self selecting and that's all that's happening here. There&#x27
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by tekbruh9000 2y ago
Log off your government funded technology to socially reach out with “democracy and rationality”. Not sure where the tech crowd gets off being offended when the backbone of their lives is an info network used to manipulate sentiment that pr