ArchieScrivener

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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
A bailout for a company that stopped innovating and instead has been inventing new ways to create middle management and bureaucracy. So much for capitalism.
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
Northern Exposure is the otherside Twin Peaks. Hits the same comfy note just at the opposite spectrum.
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
The samples are creepy and lonely. Zero group/crowd or face images, just lonely empty perspective. Very hollow feeling.
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
From Jan 2026. This is very interesting: "Empirical Validation. While we cannot verify these theoretically, we evaluate each empirically. We use the Qwen-2.5-7B-Instruct model (Hui et al., 2024) as the base policy and the ToolAlpaca da
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
I want to live in a world where the DEA and Interpol simply confirm via phone call that the drug dealers did in fact flush the coke down the toilet after depositing $50M in their Bitcoin wallet for not selling it on the street. We should ju
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
An insect doesn't have lungs. Since it doesn't breath as you do, is it alive? A dog doesn't see the visible spectrum as we do, is it a lesser consciousness? We don't smell the world as they do, are we lesser? What if con
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by ArchieScrivener 4mo ago
What if we aren't building an independent consciousness, but a new type of symbiosis? One that relies on our input as experience, which provides a gateway to a new plane of consciousness? OP takes a very bland, tired, and rational pers
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
I say we wait until 2098 to start relocating so that way we can make a summer tent pole about it and pat ourselves on the back for coming together in the nick of time.
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Yes, they absolutely do. That's what dictates difficulty. It is not deflationary, deflation is not the same as supply constraint. Deflation is a reduction in price level, constraining supply is precisely how it moderates the equilibriu
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Yes, Bitcoin is a replacement for central banking currencies. Its the first few lines of the white paper. This is how money works. If you use a medium of exchange and unit of account for goods and services then that medium must increase at
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Dawkins is 85! I don't know any 65+ even using Ai who don't already code. When Dawkins was born there were <10,000 TVs in the whole USA. Let's contextualize the man before we rip into him for having standards of consciousn
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
>Machines that Drink How has no one titled their article this? Baffled.
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
I completely disagree, this replaces art as a job. Why does human art need monetary feedback to be shared? If people require a paycheck to make art then it was never anything different than what Ai generated images are. As for advertising b
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Don't attribute to stupidity what can be explained by malice.
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
That's why I said killed not died.
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Its not a misallocation of capital its an investment in media control. You don't how all this works yet do you? Your job is to be frustrated and desperate so you indulge in vice and convenience so others can profit while making your co
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
This is nonsense, promoted to top of front page without any comments. How about all the rock stars killed over the years, or grocery store clerks shot and stabbed to death? EVERYTHING is met with violence because that's the nature of a
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
The fact that Claude can and does access files outside the PWD while asking for sudo to do things constantly seems to be a recipe for Anthropic scanning your system without your knowledge and saving that for 5 years if you decided to '
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
There is a good graph for transitions that works well for learning since it is a process of forced change. https://cdn.shrm.org/image/upload/c_crop%2ch_883%2cw_1401%2c...
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Enron was lauded for its intense work culture and competitiveness.
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Uh, maybe because Switzerland is the size of a Poptart?
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by ArchieScrivener 5mo ago
Stop asking me for access to my contacts, microphone, location, or permission to send me 5 kinds of useless notifications.
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by ArchieScrivener 6mo ago
FuckinAright
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by ArchieScrivener 6mo ago
How is paying for a product instead of being the product a bad thing?
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by ArchieScrivener 6mo ago
It is beyond time for a Representation Reconciliation. If the People do not control their destiny then tyranny reigns. There is no debate.
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by ArchieScrivener 6mo ago
Very cool. Clean.
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by ArchieScrivener 6mo ago
>not less than 40,000 It was originally 30,000 but was changed, your author is using the updated version. Additionally, there is another way to change it. The Texas State Legislature. Texas is the only state with Congressional pre-approv
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by ArchieScrivener 6mo ago
Arguments for the lesser of two evils are just wrappers for slippery slope logic. The actual alternative is to pass air tight privacy laws that restrain the growing power of control systems.

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