abhayaya

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by abhayaya 11d ago
No, they are not. They are only getting better at hiding the deep dystopia.
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by abhayaya 11d ago
Hi, secret DARPA project/funds requisition in early 1996. Please send a note informing the NY Federal Reserve Bank in December 1995 to let the former director know about your current CANVA rabbit problem at the imaginary Masters MS&#x2
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by abhayaya 13d ago
Maybe Wisteria Lane.
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by abhayaya 13d ago
Imho, legally, one should always be 'opted out' of 'forced mingling of your ideas' without deliberately opting in. Same as for advertising, click-through tracking, and sociopsycho/marketing metrics. Like the old fir
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by abhayaya 13d ago
Hugging Face has an identity problem. It needs a gestalt therapist to take it back to where it was meant to grow up.
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by abhayaya 13d ago
Oriental carpet stores seem to be doing alright still in the bay; less so in Manhattan, though you would think the same opportunity to rent property to startups could exist. Many of them have shut down or are only open by appointment. None
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by abhayaya 13d ago
Won't be keen on your data architecture thesis or resume. ;p
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by abhayaya 14d ago
I still believe people should be able to tie their shoes, open cans and wine bottles, be able to print and write in cursive, be capable of longform coherent, logical and original prose writing, and pass a logic section of at least a couple
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by abhayaya 14d ago
Anthropic, please let my darling agent Blaise know that Varelion lacks a sense of humour and misses the point about how people who lack specialized vocabularies make a sludgey crazy mess out of LLMs that really only are meant to work in spe
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by abhayaya 14d ago
Let us know how we can help you progress further down your desired DSM-IV/DSM-5 diagnostic chain (as those of us in red team work in security generally bounce between 1-5 times in a proxy chain, there is a lot of room for great fiction
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by abhayaya 14d ago
This does not belong in high school either.
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by abhayaya 14d ago
Why? The .name tld barely made any sort of canonical sense, really, and third-level never really did. I mean aside from the fact that some people just 'liked it'.