SadErn

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by SadErn 3d ago
The best part of all of this is being so powerless and poor that nothing I can do or say will make one bit of difference in the struggle. I can just sit back and watch the technofeudal system form and serf the web.
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by SadErn 10d ago
I like to think of training and improving AIs as bringing freedom to the world. The useless toil and labor associated with rebuilding the same solutions into different contexts is finally at an end. Coding was never the reward. Acting as a
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by SadErn 12d ago
Yes, this would give the US gov: 1. A universal kill switch. 2. A way to monitor foreign AI usage.
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by SadErn 18d ago
When Benjamin Franklin launched Poor Richard’s Almanack in 1733 under the fake identity of “Richard Saunders,” he needed a way to get attention in Philadelphia’s crowded almanac market. So he decided to kill off one of his established compe
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by SadErn 25d ago
Turns out all the overly political people are annoying. I can't imagine having a conversation with someone like this for more than five minutes.
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by SadErn 26d ago
I feel like I’m reading a post from 2025 instead of one written three minutes ago. People get entrenched in closedminded thinking. My guess is that this has been your canned spasm for the past year. Repeating these things won’t make them tr
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by SadErn 2mo ago
When China eventually catches up on conventional lithography, the goalposts will simply shift to silicon photonics and optical logic, a transition DARPA laid the publicly visible groundwork for decades ago through programs like POEM and PIP
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by SadErn 2mo ago
Microsoft also seems to be working in this space. They recently released this: https://huggingface.co/microsoft/bitnet-embedding-0.6b It’s a small multilingual embedding model designed for things like search, RAG, and
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by SadErn 3mo ago
My first thought after reading is that I fear for the author's safety. From the outside, this does not appear to be a safe time to express nationalism or cultural pride in the UK. The Internet is not free in the UK and decreasingly so
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by SadErn 3mo ago
> you should be able to comfortably go searching for evidence to falsify it and support the alternative, and fail to find such evidence, confident in your assumption that you won't find it. The system is confidentially designed to p
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by SadErn 3mo ago
Vaporware has never tasted so good or been so refreshing.
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by SadErn 4mo ago
- "Senator Paul, with all due respect, you are entirely, entirely and completely incorrect. The NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain-of-function research in the Wuhan Institute of Virology." - "There's no reason t
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by SadErn 4mo ago
The decline of personal freedom in the UK is far more troubling than the rise of AI propaganda. 1. Protest rights have become more restricted 2. Online speech is more regulated and more policed 3. Digital privacy has weakened relative to st
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by SadErn 5mo ago
I may be missing something, but this doesn't read to me like an abstraction or AI-related problem. It sounds more like a packaging issue. I know he's attempted to edit his resume, but there's missing information here that OP
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by SadErn 5mo ago
Every major leap forward triggers Luddism in those prone to histrionics. You have to offload cognition in order to recognize the next abstraction. That's always been how we tackle harder problems. A good explanation is foreplay, not a
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by SadErn 6mo ago
You're watching the wrong game. This isn't politics. This is American imperialism. The constant wars happen regardless of who is elected or what they believe in. Even Obama had his Libya The first thing you must understand, is thi
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by SadErn 7mo ago
Best news is the stem cells used are from donated placentas. So no political footballs, just a true blessing to a child.
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by SadErn 1y ago
Gemini has a comprehensive ability to analyze video clips and offer an objective reality that circumvents viewer bias.
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by SadErn 1y ago
Can you objectively prove that? I've tried several times with Gemini 2.5 using heavily biased prompts.
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by SadErn 1y ago
It's all about the Kilo Code extension.
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by SadErn 1y ago
This is all just ignorance. We've all worked with LLMs and know that creating an effective workflow is not trivial and it varies based on the tool.
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by SadErn 1y ago
You forget the imperialism option