avazhi

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by avazhi 5d ago
Kagi is good but it’s about 25x too expensive (no really).
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by avazhi 7d ago
> Once you get access to the Space anomaly the game opens up more and if you are social you will find outposts, pet arenas, race tracks and dog fighting/pvp zones. Ship building and freighters. Outposts sound cool. I assume they are
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by avazhi 7d ago
Everybody is nervous their first few times. Hell, I’d rather see that somebody’s nervous and actually human at this point lol. Apple’s post-COVID keynotes have been like watching plastic people try to out virtue signal one another as they d
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by avazhi 8d ago
Sadly NMS could get 1000 years of updates and it still wouldn't be even 1% as complicated or deep as Eve - and I'm not an Eve fanboy, I stopped playing that more than 10 years ago at this point.
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by avazhi 8d ago
How I feel as well. This game just doesn't scale well from mid game on - it's way too easy, even on permadeath + hardest difficulty. Like, making money is way too easy, combat is way too easy, everything is too forgiving. And the
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by avazhi 8d ago
> how'd that work out for the rest of IP owners that had their stuff used as training data for use in model creation? was the material they trained on produced in-house? Not only did you pull a whataboutism but the whataboutism isn&
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by avazhi 8d ago
> So far, it hasn't died nor turned into Reddit. Depends how you define it. I mean, just because you or the moderators say so doesn't make it true - I've used this site for more than 10 years and I've never seen a hig
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by avazhi 8d ago
I feel like, given how poorly techies view OAI and its executive team, they'd be better off not releasing PR (ie., IPO-farming) announcements like this. If you've got something objectively monumental to announce then sure I guess
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by avazhi 9d ago
I mean, if I had a lot of money I’d do cancer research myself so technically cancer cures are slowed by me not having sufficient money. Chip boss trying to drive demand for chips, big surprise.
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by avazhi 11d ago
Nobody takes you seriously, OpenAI. At least when Anthropic does it we all think they are comically idealistic enough to actually believe their nonsense, but like - come on guys, we’ve had discovery with your company. We all know why you’re
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by avazhi 11d ago
Thanks - haven't lived in America in awhile and I'd never heard of this. Biden commuting one of the judges' sentences in 2020 is batshit insane to me.
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by avazhi 12d ago
People still buy BTC (let alone central banks)?
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by avazhi 12d ago
Does OpenAI seem like the kind of people who care or will care about this? Because this seems fully in line with what I’d expect them to facilitate and never mention publicly. ‘When will I make my first billion’ kind of energy.
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by avazhi 12d ago
> The judges who convicted kids in order to get kickbacks from the private children's prison Source please
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by avazhi 12d ago
> using bugs to make money [is a crime] No it’s not lol
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by avazhi 12d ago
> Ethical disclosure is a complicated topic, because researchers shouldn't hold bugs for ransom or demand high payment. I mean, why not?
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by avazhi 12d ago
Dang, not even Spotify care enough to not write AI slop articles. We’re fucked.
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by avazhi 13d ago
> non-violent, first-time offenders Non-violent, first-time offenders don't get ankle monitors. But thank you for highlighting my point.
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by avazhi 13d ago
> so presumably a number of them are attached to people who did no crimes. You and I have very divergent views of the type of person likely to be charged or prosecuted for a crime or indeed to participate in a diversion program that invo
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by avazhi 14d ago
> What exactly is non-standard about an ICANN-approved TLD? Uh, 99% of people would assume a .name address is a scam. Hate to break it to you.
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by avazhi 15d ago
And? I’d rather reader poorly written English written by a person about his actual experience - or just read nothing at all - as opposed to reading thinking and writing that has been outsourced to a machine. Being able to think and write co
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by avazhi 15d ago
At least write it yourself. Why would anybody trust an AI’s narrative of events?
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by avazhi 15d ago
Man, it’s like you and I are using very different versions of Qwen. In my experience in English Qwen is the one model that consistently lapses into using incorrect English in its responses. Like, its training corpus was clearly (unsurprisin
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by avazhi 15d ago
Getting mad that something is on Twitter will never not be funny to me. Cutting off your nose to spite your face kind of thing. Anyway, I’ll stick with FF for the adblocking but these Mozilla guys need to piss off with the constant popups f
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by avazhi 19d ago
> and authoritatively mouthing off This was pretty pertinent to the meaning of that line, brother.
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by avazhi 21d ago
Yes, obviously. But it was rhetorical - this is not specifically tech related and there’s nothing about it that a ‘hacker’ would find innately interesting. It’s just people bitching about a US executive branch decision they disagree with an
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by avazhi 21d ago
Of course it’s on purpose. That’s the point: to get temp migrants to leave. There’s nothing inhumane about that, and the government is acting within the scope of its authority. In the end this is 100% a political issue and who knows why it
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by avazhi 24d ago
If you use a whacky domain name suffix I dunno what else you expect. Act unconventional and you’ll encounter various inconveniences for doing so, which applies to the real world, too.
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by avazhi 25d ago
> AI is trained on human data. And high quality human data at it's best And if there was any doubt that you don’t know how LLMs work, this line sorted it out lol.
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by avazhi 25d ago
> Who cares about my profile Your profile is relevant when you spout the same 3-4 barely coherent talking points and every single comment you’ve made is pro China propaganda. Look at how many times you’ve talked about China being benevol

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