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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
There is a dissonance here, can anyone help. It's weird. Doesnt anyone else see this? To me it feels like an anti-fur protest by people who themselves are wearing fur coats. Why don't we see news of academics happy that their stud
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Why Is the World Losing Color?(theculturist.io)
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
Up to 80% of software projects fail. Most startups will fail. VC's and bankers know this. Does using AI increase or lower that failure rate? Does seeing a project that uses AI fail mean it wasn't going to fail if it didn't us
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
For the big McMurdo US base they have flown in a few times in the winter for extremely important life or death medical reasons (last year: Aug 25 [1]) For the smaller other country bases it tends to be too dangerous and impossible. They are
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What happens when you post a real Monet and say it's AI?(twitter.com)
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Keeping your GitHub Actions and workflows secure: Preventing pwn requests (2021)(securitylab.github.com)
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BBC shelves Verify blog as it learns truth about who reads it(thetimes.com)
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UFO Release 1: Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters(war.gov)
62 points by thinkingemote 5mo ago|2 comments
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Guess the Party – Can you tell a UK councillor's party from their face?(guesstheparty.co.uk)
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
One of those eye opening moments for me was learning about how these criminals work on trust. They need to be trusted to not release the data or to unencrypt when paid, and by and large they do. One way to weaken any group that works on tru
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
How should we be communicating with this in mind? Assuming there's some higher intelligence, or future humans who can decrypt our private streams?
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
It's like hearing that yesterday your Grandma got scammed by a basic Nigerian Prince email scam of 20 years ago sophistication. Poor chap, we will see an increasing number of people we once respected get fooled. But looking at it anoth
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Digital quantum magnetism on a trapped-ion quantum computer(nature.com)
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Testosterone eliminates strategic prosocial behavior in healthy males(nature.com)
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
I use it more frequently than Amazon for used books and DVDs. It's cheaper and the sellers are often exactly the same.
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
it gets people talking which many of those who like it consider to be the primary point. In other words, it's not great public art, it's basically government approved engagement bait or engineered pro-establishment viral messaging
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Eliza effect at work: Avoiding emotional attachment to AI coworkers(ibm.com)
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Dear Richard Dawkins(dearricharddawkins.com)
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The Human Line Project: Documenting AI Chatbot Harm(thehumanlineproject.org)
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
We're going to see increasing numbers of older famous (non computer savvy) figures that we have respected follow his views on this. It's like seeing your favourite celebrity sell out an shill crypto coins, all a bit sad. Thinking
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
How about a nice game of chess?
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Shitpostmodernism: Understanding the Slopgeneration(spikeartmagazine.com)
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New US phone network for Christians to block porn and gender-related content(technologyreview.com)
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Vatican Observatory has asteroid named after Pope Leo XIII(vaticannews.va)
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AI will dissolve human civilization as we know it(newstatesman.com)
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
I like how your co-workers enjoy the language. I had a similar group of colleagues once who did similar pre LLM but with words in popular culture, very playful. In the future these tells will be more identifiable. We will be easier to point
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Why Neolithic Europeans Stopped Building Megalithic Tombs 5k Years Ago(iflscience.com)
2 points by thinkingemote 5mo ago|1 comments
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
As the old saying goes: 90% of software projects fail. Chances are that most projects that use vibe coding will fail, and chances are that most projects that succeed will use LLMs
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
> I always try to change what they write into something I feel I would say. Or is this also true: "I don't change what a LLM writes so long as it doesn't seem like something I would write" It's just like vibe cod
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by thinkingemote 5mo ago
A dream I had last night was for a social network based on the deep but brief conversations we have in park benches, club toilets, hospital waiting rooms. Where we are totally open somewhat vulnerable but free from commitments. Think about

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