Muromec

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by Muromec 6d ago
It doesn't merely stabilise, it almost converges on itself
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by Muromec 6d ago
Because then you could sit under the palm tree and enjoy your free bananas and relax.
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by Muromec 6d ago
It already did.
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by Muromec 7d ago
Well, unfortunately it's clubs of corrupt drunkards farting in chairs all the way down to 9-member housing association. The difference is in how much power each club is allowed to have and advertise at any given moment.
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by Muromec 7d ago
Except the part where had to lift an old mainframe from that frozen shithole with a helicopter under fire. And like 10 different proxy wars that are still going on.
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by Muromec 7d ago
>The UN isn’t a supranational organization fixing conflicts. It kinda is, it also have powers to authorize invasions. Not that any of this works in practice, but that's what is for .
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by Muromec 7d ago
I didn't vote for a foreign minister of my country, but his job is to represent my country, including in UN. This is fine.
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by Muromec 7d ago
>The only reason my chair manufacturer would be entitled to the proceeds of my success whilst I was in their chair is if I hadn't already paid them for the work they put into making the chair for me Unless you could lease a chair an
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by Muromec 7d ago
Right, right. Maybe correct posture gave me exact edge over the competition I would have missed otherwise.
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by Muromec 7d ago
>they do mistakes like this sometimes. So do I, which is why I don't open the terminal to production database. >anything below SOTA + higher reasoning efforts seems to fall into these mistakes sometimes. We figured out how to dea
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by Muromec 7d ago
>sometimes forgets/misses to define $ID then do "rm -rf data/$ID" Right, that's kinda the same failure mode as delete from table something and hitting enter before you write the condition or writing the wrong one
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by Muromec 7d ago
I need to wire a pixel-display to show emoji faces of the agents and how they roll their eyes and all of that. I have the display, I have the prompt to pick a mood from emotional vocabulary, a custom harness and all of that. I just can&#x27
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by Muromec 7d ago
I run it on a physically dedicated machine, it has a root there (through sudo nopassword) and I keep some of my stuff there too. I don't do it for security reasons, I just want it to run when my laptop is closed and I'm outside or
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by Muromec 7d ago
I like how flock exists, but idea of centralized and controlled system of physical and digital ids used in Europe is somehow controversial. Maybe this is what cyberpunk was all about?
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by Muromec 7d ago
They don't get paid to write more of it, but maybe we had enough tailwind and invisible boot of market is giving those people a gentle kick to force them to do something else.
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by Muromec 7d ago
I'm also not downloading a chair, because why would it?
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by Muromec 7d ago
AI beige theme and obnoxious AI writing signaled as much.
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by Muromec 7d ago
1. Not having human in the loop to review it because humans are expensive. 2. Having human in the loop to review it and subject said human to the worst other humans produce.
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by Muromec 7d ago
Nice, now I know what I actually need.
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by Muromec 7d ago
How does piracy of digital content and software factor into this concept?
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by Muromec 7d ago
When I buy I chair I don't pay a share of my income to the furniture shop when I get rich. I would buy another chair at some point too, maybe fancier one (or the same). Because chairs are commodity. I do however pay taxes to the govern
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by Muromec 9d ago
So the lore of capitalism was on point this time -- whenever one market closes, resources (you) are freed to form a new market.
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by Muromec 9d ago
We can also stop doing all of the work at all and just sit there waiting for Godot to solve our problems.
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by Muromec 10d ago
They could also hire somebody to sabotage this work in some ways if it helps with the bottom line. That's totally reasonable thing to do that I will defend in that case, because I would love to see the trillion dollar corporation becom
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by Muromec 10d ago
It's not about tools, it's about the framing. Given certain events happening (or believed to happen) and being framed in us vs them, genocidal behavior emerges quite often. Then of course people who do it also say they act in self
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by Muromec 10d ago
I would argue Jan 6 was as larpin as it gets, but I also know how being teargassed feels
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by Muromec 10d ago
Lasting and violent disagreement with the government, usually on ideological grounds, without being a recognised agent of (another?) government. Remove any qualifier and you end up in some other category.
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by Muromec 10d ago
That's a big if actually.
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by Muromec 11d ago
>whether or not linear algebra will bring about Armageddon. It's important to make sure it in fact doesn't, otherwise there is nobody to throw a shade on our time capsule having the benefit of hindsight
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by Muromec 11d ago
Our enlightened ideas and their dangerously agitating propaganda (literally a virus). The framing of something as a disease is itself slightly into the fascist territory.

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