IAmNotACellist

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by IAmNotACellist 3d ago
Intentional malice from companies that benefit greatly when they can initiate another doom-marketing loop full stop
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by IAmNotACellist 7d ago
So brave of Apple to make the world's first foldable phone
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by IAmNotACellist 1mo ago
Some friendly but direct advice (as I've wanted a clear and up-front shrinkflation evidence website forever): if your goal is to get people to contribute examples, then those landing pages are failures. The first link reads like it&#x2
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by IAmNotACellist 6mo ago
Here's a little script to download all the publicly available scans (135) as GLBs and stick the metadata in a JSON. The scans are all CC0 (public domain) https://github.com/InconsolableCellist/met_scans
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by IAmNotACellist 9mo ago
You're not calling Sam Altman a liar, are you?
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by IAmNotACellist 9mo ago
Why do they care so much? They're a non-profit dedicated to the betterment of humanity via open access to AI. They have nothing to hide. They have no motivation to lie, or lie by omission.
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by IAmNotACellist 10mo ago
They can't even make Explorer work. They're pathetic.
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by IAmNotACellist 10mo ago
>Now try to follow your own sources, both links for that sentence call it a code editor with MS doing the correct reverence " happy with using a regular code editor like Sublime Text instead of a full IDE like Visual Studio." P
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by IAmNotACellist 10mo ago
>vs code is slow as a text editor due to chrome VSCode is an IDE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Code >Visual Studio is the one to compare to "any other heavy IDE" Why? VSCode is an example
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by IAmNotACellist 10mo ago
VSCode starts up the same as any other IDE, and is responsive and snappy when using it. Explorer starts up about 100 times slower than any other file explorer, and is exceptionally while using it too.
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by IAmNotACellist 10mo ago
A more interesting question to me (and one where MSFT employees here would have some insight) is to what degree is Windows' recent ABYSMAL fucking quality the result of AI, outsourcing, or bad management? You can also feel the differen
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by IAmNotACellist 11mo ago
There are dozens of top-quality models with FOSS licenses you can download and run right now
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
Looks as thin as the zfold 7 but without the inner display.
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
Pff, now Microsoft Word probably sends your document to an AI every second and asks it to send back a PNG that highlights every misspelled word, and it overlays that underneath your text.
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
When systemd came out people said you were a conspiracy theorist if you said it would be anything more than an init system. Now in the year of our Lord 2025 we're discussing "systemd-homed" as if that should ever be a real th
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
This doesn't seem noteworthy. It's called a context window for a reason--because the input is considered context. You could train an LLM to consider the context potentially adversarial or irrelevant, and this phenomenon would go a
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
I agree LLMs are converging on a current representation of reality based on the collective works of humanity. What we need to do is provide AIs with realtime sensory input, simulated hormones each with their own half-lifes based on metaboli
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
How does Claude Code at $200 compare to their basic one, at $20?
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
That's why I only use urinals with dividers, to block ICUP
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
MUDs were awesome. Usenet too, IRC, then IM like ICQ and AIM.
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
That's the most disgusting sentence fragment I've ever heard. I wish it could be sent back in a localized wormhole and float across the table when Systemd was being voted on to become the next so-called init system. Edit: Nevermin
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
A properly setup experiment could distinguish signal from the noise of normal memory variation.
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
Is my LLM experiencing real or simulated suffering? How many layers of complexity and real-time stimuli-responsiveness would make the answer to that question effectively unknowable?
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
If you were simulating two beings' experiences of the universe and they met and compared notes, you might expect little incongruities where random chance was used in the decisions necessary to generate their perspectives. Let's sa
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
Perhaps matter that animates and takes issue with other matter suffering is the whole point, and that wouldn't be possible without suffering.
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
A large part of the "secret" (?) to its fun is that you can pirate all the music you actually want to listen to. If they had tried harder to stop that the game would've been forgotten in weeks.
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by IAmNotACellist 1y ago
I deeply crave prosumer hardware that can sit on my shelf and handle massive models, like 200-400B at a reasonable quant. Something like Groq or Digits but at the cost of a high-end gaming PC, like $3k. This has to be a massive market, cons
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
> The use of anthropomorphic terminology when dealing with computing systems is a symptom of professional immaturity. Fuck all the way off with this "truth!" So much coding is made more enjoyable and profitable by people having
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I don't understand why we don't have a "Discuss Anything" universal app, operable on literally every tokenizable piece of human content, searchable by similarity in embedding space, and discoverable using titles, concept
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
"Not acceptable. Please upgrade your browser to continue." No, I don't think I will.

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