thelastparadise

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by thelastparadise 2y ago
How do we know Signal actually does that?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
> Humans would clearly have some right to exist in this scenario and we just need to make sure that it extends to humans that are already dead but sufficiently scanned to be recreated. So it sounds like we might be stuck toiling away to
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
> Will try to the deps simpler later, after all this is about a little time of work Word of tip, you may not want to jump on every last suggestion from the peanut gallery instantly
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Couldn't this essentially be used as a training data generator? E.g. have humans + LLMs generate a bunch of prompts that goes into this system, and it spits out a bunch of fully-fledged applications, which can be used to train an ev
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
One trick is to weld the case shut (you can get a welder on amazon for ~$100). This makes it much harder to open, especially in a non-tamper-evident way. You can open the case back up by using an angle grinder with a cutting disc to slice t
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Low in pathogens, maybe, but high in pollutants such as diesel particulates, second hand cannabis, wildfire emissions, etc.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
What is the primary source of the bacteria? Is it somehow the vagina/labia itself? It seems C-section would have about as much overall fluid exchange, if not more.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Not to mention "incest" is a real word there. It is most definitely Appalachia, part of the dark underbelly. Drive down any number of the "hollars," and you'll see an active smokehouse, yard litter, and an (often ab
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Getting a date with your mom. (ha ha) no really, an app that aims to help out older, lonely, but good people. It's a desperately underserved market. These people are often overlooked and we're trying to empathize with them via sof
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Thats a small single server he uses as an example. Multi TB RAM and 128+ cores on one node is pretty easy these days.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
does this break huggingface-cli download??
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Maybe because absolutely no one trusts any C code anymore.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Curious, would you be more likely to pay for a service like this if you could pay per use with a very low friction checkout?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Do you think this will finally be the year of the Linux desktop?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Is there any way to actually own a domain name rather than perpetually lease it?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
God no we don't need to centralize the internet even more into their hands.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Are you saying the robot drive him 1495mi?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Do you intend for companies to use your software, just not resell it? Or do you not even want them to use it?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Right, I don't see the point of this at all. If anything it seems like more of a pain in the ass than just using ssh directly.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Their first-mover advantage has completely evaporated at this point.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Agred bro should atleast getta domainame.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Aside from it not working, how do you expect him to monetize his work? Do you think everything should be free, even if it costs thousands in compute resources?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
That's exactly what I was wondering, thank you. I had never considered the possibility of electrocuting the prostate like that to extract semen.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
I wonder what they mean by "orgasm." As in, does this device just make you physically "pop off," which could be mildly uncomfortable and not super pleasurable, or does it actually make the user feel intense pleasure? Sor
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
> Time to do some GWAS to see if there is indeed a genetic component :) Um, what exactly are you trying to say?
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
Pretty bad? It's downright awful.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
I vehemently disagree... The thing that's killing productivity is the pushing out of half baked garbage. There's simply no solid foundation to build upon. OK short game but horrible long game.
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
It needs to have a better TTY, and unless there's a legal requirement I would prefer it just says it is my receptionist, not a 'virtual receptionist' or anything that would indicate it is an AI. At least make it an option ple
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
IDK... define "being nice." If it means having a default policy of yielding to others, that is in fact horrible business/career advice. We don't need to treat every situation as an adversarial/machiavellian game, ho
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by thelastparadise 2y ago
"Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme" ... in 2010

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