tim-tday

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   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   “Attack everyone” might not be as sound a strategy as they might think. Let’s see how it plays out for ‘em.
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   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   Wouldn’t it be funny if California accidentally outlawed Linux?
3. 753.▲
   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   Now rewrite that in 3rd.
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   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   Excellent PR tho
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   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   Vet and Paralympian spent four years fighting to get a wheelchair lift installed. Repeatedly offered medically assisted suicide instead. https://indepnews.org/en/veteran-offered-suicide-instead-of-...
6. 756.▲
   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   Weird. Half a dozen comments calling this LLM generated. Doesn’t strike me as that. Maybe English as a second language or someone trying to dumb down their language. Maybe I’m out of touch. The thing that bothers me is repeated references t
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   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   Psychology has a well understood metric for people who keep many shallow friendships vs those who keep a small number of deep friendships. Any article that fails to account for that doesn’t progress our thinking.
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   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   Those don’t work. Test it by generating some ai slop (get a 100% fake score) and remove the top five tells. And it’ll get a 100% human score. Repeat with your own writing. Insert a few mdashes and a few of their favorite turns of phrase. To
9. 759.▲
   by tim-tday 8mo ago

   I almost spit chocolate milk out my nose. Not sure why I find this so funny.
10. 760.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    Pretty sure they’ll wait about 9 months. They have a schedule after all.
11. 761.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    First responders need the ability to say get the fuck out of here, don’t come back, tell your friends.
12. 762.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    I was hoping to se a discussion of the historical aversion to attacking leaders directly. I’ve always heard that it sets a dangerous precedent of tit for tat and state sponsored assassination. I’m not sure it’s worse than millions of innoce
13. 763.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    We thought betting markets would bring out our best predictions. Instead they’re exposing our inherent corruption.
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    With 30,000 open claw servers, catastrophic security vulnerabilities in the code, opportunities for prompt injection, remote code execution, data exfiltration. The best use case I can think of for open claw is hacking you. I never get aroun
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    https://archive.ph/n7KY6
16. 766.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    I’m not a fan of just dumping a YouTube video in here.
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    I use minute oats. Drop in boiling water, toss in a Half handful of raisins or crasins.
18. 768.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    Used to have a single egg, slice of peperjack cheese draped over it and some fruit. sometimes + meat of some sort. Nothing I thought of as overly unhealthy.
19. 769.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    Because laying people off makes more profit for the owners.
20. 770.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    The problem with that is you can’t get there from here. Billionaires who own everything won’t give it away. Especially that guy. He doesn’t even pay what he owes.
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    TSMC chips are in everything. Remember during COVID when they had a fire on the line and the prices of laptops and cellphones and webcams all doubled? Remember at the end of COVID when car prices skyrocketed because of supply chain issues?
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    My doctor had me on statins because I tested with high cholesterol. I switched to oatmeal for breakfast. Stopped statins tested again. Totally normal.
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    There was a cool article on here recently about treating children with severe detachment. They seemed to find that empathy is like a muscle you can train. https://archive.ph/n2tiE But people certainly reach a place either b
24. 774.▲
    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    Do you forget the insane machinations he went through last time to stay in power? The implicit confidence that he will leave office when his term is up is as touching as it is naive.
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    You can illustrate how stupid UBI is by describing it to a child. Dad: UBI means just giving everyone money. Precocious 5 yr old: neat! What do they have to do to get it? Dad: nothing. Precocious 5 yr old: Why would we do that? Dad: Because
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    How specifically do you propose this? Have you tried running inference on a local machine? (You should try that) I run local models on desktop machines, laptops, dedicated servers, cloud servers. I’ve built my own LLM containers, ive built
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    https://archive.ph/vN4FJ
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    I mean, they didn’t figure out anything interesting in either case, so…
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    Not too hard. Dad tells kid “never harm your neighbors even when threatened by a bully”. Bully wants dad’s help harming a neighbor. Bully threatens dad. Dad can either stand strong and live the example he wishes his child to follow, or cave
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    by tim-tday 8mo ago

    This seems like a weird assumption “assume a civilization would put lots of power into a narrow frequency band to get the attention of other civilizations” Given what o know of intelligent life, I’m not sure I’d be super interested in my ne