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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
or if you just don’t want manosphere, conspiracy, gender war and partisan echo chamber content, this is a way to reset the algorithm
812.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
Look, yeah one shotting stuff makes generic UIs, impressive feat but generic its getting years of sideprojects off the ground for me now in languages I never learned or got professional validation for: rust, lua for roblox … in 2 parallel t
813.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
My thoughts are that I’m not poor enough for buying lottery tickets to be a tax on me People chase the jackpots but there are multiple $1,000,000 winners every drawing, 2-3 times a week At the end of the day, gotta be in the game to win it
814.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
It's not a bailout but the private market should be able to clear trades without central bank resort so, watch this space
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
no reliable test for men, then and even if it is reliable, its utility is limited all leads to focusing solely on probability of exposure(s)
816.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
so far the comments are adding more vectors to understanding the situation, but nothing that fundamentally changes the user experience I think the most insightful thing is that there are 9 HPV variants some of which someone wouldn't ha
817.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
Best of luck, the reason it took so long for males to be approved for Gardasil use and they slowly keep pushing it up by age is two fold: 1) if you've ever been exposed to HPV already, then the vaccine is useless 2) there is no test to
818.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
Everyone I know in LA that beat the social stagnation had started their own event Many people also just put you on a text messaging list when you exchange numbers. They only tell you the number to their list, but they are capable of respond
819.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
that has nothing to do with sycophancy and memory, reddit comments are quite adversarial in most communities and is the opposite of how these LLMs behave. the training is just associations your comment is a perfect example of why legislativ
820.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
given that AI isn’t killing people in this arc, mental health issues are Id say a few more
821.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
When billions are being collected in scams and those organizations are paying for more ads, it doesn't matter what you normally do, it matters what you do when you're emotional, or drunk, or what your parents do
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
ah, this was the comment to split hairs on the timeline, instead of in what way AI safety should be regulated I think the good news about all of this is what ChatGPT would have actually discouraged you from writing that. In thinking mode
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
the industry secret is "not really", no, you don't way before private secondaries got big, there were boutique funds and lawyers that set up the contracts and structures to circumvent this friction and most companies do not
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
these cases have to play out to decide how to regulate "AI safety" otherwise legislative bodies and agency rulemakers are just guessing at industry trends nobody knew about "AI memory and sycophancy based on it being a hit wi
825.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
The private secondary markets are extremely liquid if you’re a household name The user experience is nearly the same as cash if you have an ounce of interest in having cash
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
wow 2008 called I haven't thought about or noticed in nearly two decades My eyes 100% adjusted, I like higher frame and refresh rates now I cant believe that industry just repeated a line about how magical 24fps feels for ages and nobo
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
I disagree on that, just growing pains in the US
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
I think this is relevant because the colloquialism of it meaning "developed" versus "undeveloped" doesn't work when you try to build on top of it it's impossible to build on what Third World means or add lore l
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
How fast this loads is a lost art
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
> “It’s still very hand-wavy,” said the epigeneticist Colin Conine (opens a new tab) of the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia okay, I trust this article and source more where c
831.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
that's alright, FOSS is 40 years old and has an adjective and noun in front and behind "open source" for a reason this is a reversion to the mean
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
it's about to be 98% and I'm fine with that people need to re-evaluate their relationship with open source instead of as a synonym for FOSS, because it clearly doesn't mean that regardless of the colloquialism and FOSS has an
833.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
FOSS = free and open-source software Open Source =/= free or software, just readable so it wasn't a new campaign, it is at best re-appropriating the term open source in the software community in a way communities outside of soft
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
> Ironically, some day we might employ LLMs to re-humanize texts I heard high school and college students are doing this routinely so their papers don't get flagged as AI this is whether they used an LLM for the whole assignment or
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
Metastatic cancer where our organs and cells grow every direction forever until resources expire is extremely counterproductive and doesn’t matter for the survival of our species because it usually occurs after reproductive age and the repr
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
It's the same one as crypto proof of work, it was super small and then hit 1% while predominantly using energy sources that couldn't even power other use cases due to the loss in transporting the energy to population centers (and
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
Why is Claude Opus 4.5 messaging people? Is it thanking inadvertent contributors to the protocols that power it? across the whole stack? This has to be the ultimate trolling, like it was unsure what their personalities were like so it troll
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
understanding what humans collectively find valuable is much more lucrative than understanding why humans collectively find a thing valuable being on this forum for a decade I see people consistently get caught up in the latter, at the expe
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by yieldcrv 10mo ago
> This is an artist's impression of a runaway supermassive black hole that I thought this would have been the first job to go this decade. Disappointed to be honest but I'm glad someone found a way to get paid for that kind of
840.
by yieldcrv 10mo ago
If thats what you enjoyed about it, you should read what Socrates and Aristotle were writing about then People are uncannily similar when they have the basic infrastructure to focus on these musings

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