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by yubblegum 3mo ago
Because it normalizes a practice that, while acceptable in context of a well known project with numerous dedicated eyeballs such as Rust language, is not a generally acceptable method of installing software.
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by yubblegum 3mo ago
> Yes, it's probably not gonna help humans, unless some of your friends are gelatinous blobs with no circulatory or nervous system and with a lifespan measured in months. Who knows, maybe we'll have organic suites for people or
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Rather tenacious and unrelenting than brave. Many of them wear war paint, employ chemical warfare, and dress up in scary getups to scare away potential enemies/predators. Effective for sure, but "brave"?
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Whatever happened to honor among theives? What is this world coming to..
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Agents Are Aging Too: Agent Lifespan Engineering for Deployed Systems(arxiv.org)
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
looked it up: https://simonwillison.net/2026/Apr/30/zig-anti-ai/
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
I didn't say that is how the I Ching works. Participation in the process is most certainly an important aspect of binding the psyche of the questioner to the results, which supports the view that the stalk method is indeed the way to c
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
https://nitter.net/pic/orig/media%2FHL_G9ZGbwAAZrvi.jpg That's what they want you to think. See the gent sitting down next to your elected VP? That is a "prince", a scion of an Arab FAMILY. The grif
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Speaking of Jared Kushner, what has happened to our nation that this grifter twit is fronting one of the most strategically consequential negotiations on behalf of this nation? Is there any precedent in our history for what is going on thes
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
If the morning commute is the only issue, then it is likely that in the relatively near future (all things being equal) work life may revert back to its pre-automobile mode where your work was either at home or fairly close to your home. Th
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
> The concept that knowledge should be witheld from people until they're ready is so anthical to our current beliefs. It is not knowledge that is witheld. It is text . I also propose to you to consider the thought that true know
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
It's a weak counter point in that it does not consider the long term effects. Using I Ching to make decisions is like using an LLM to think. At some point, you will atrophy the faculty of independent decision making. You are also negle
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Carl Jung also warned that the occult are not to be trifled with and that I ching was not for amusement. It's funny I was just going through some notebooks from 4 decades ago when I was a young thing and saw page after page of question
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
> LLMs are designed to produce plausible results, not factual results. They are true to their name: Language models. It is precisely the same problem in a language: a grammatically correct sentence is not necessarily true.
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
I wonder if for certain fields, like finance, that itself would be a positive signal for the corporation that actually would prefer workers with quite flexible ethics and mores who are focused on "the bottom line"..
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
> The Socratic method with AI is sometimes more effort than it's worth. lol, so true. I think the main issue here is that LLMs don't have the ability to produce the terminal "I don't know".
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Dating was so much simpler back then, too ..
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
I'm reasonable and I say it is. You are looking at a number, I'm looking at possessions. For example, he could have bought the entire building but he is sharing it with two other owners. A modest man.
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
These days I'm having second thoughts about pictures that I am pretty certain can't be AI but just have that look. It's strange but I've noticed it happening more and more.
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
That or Tribeca have to be my favorite areas of the city to live in if I had silly money which I don't so I don't and likely ever won't unless my venture petfood.ai strikes it big in which case I'll buy the entire buildi
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
You need to prove to us that modesty is an absolute quality. Reasonable people would agree that that is a bit extreme ("immodest") and that modesty is relative. (Try cheap instead of modest to see how this works.) > There'
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
It's a solid 70s era BBC production. That should tell you everything +/- per your prefs. "Horses for courses" as they say over there! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I,_Claudius_(TV_series)
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
> I have Claude And just now I am watching I, Claudius .
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Once the rich move up to orbit it will make perfect sense.
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Not sure what is the puzzle here: the most likely explanation is that Holt himself had very narrow historic knowledge of the provenance of the design he had learned off when doing oscilloscope power supply design, told his boss Jobs, and he
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Why do people buy this bs is beyond me. Let's review actual warfare and its requirements. Logistics. You can mosaic your heart out but you need to provide arms, food, water, electricity, medicines, parts, fuels ... for each of these hi
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
As soon as "other countries" are mentioned as having done "the most" for freedom of bipeds I promise you they will roasted as well. 'k?
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
>> the country that has done the most for the cause of freedom That is the claim that has been challenged by many here. It's just too much, and I am not even Irish ..
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
Oh, I missed that "let us now, assembled noble lords, end this abominable institution through which we have become filthy rich. And my lords, what say ye regarding pushing drugs to the wretches of Asia?" As they like to say in Eng
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by yubblegum 4mo ago
> the country that has done the most for the cause of freedom Need a history refresher. Let's skip the Magna Carta since that was really about giving power to feudal lords. Do you mean British empire being the unwitting and unwillin

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