beeflet

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by beeflet 5mo ago
It's weird that they would name it like thunderbird
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by beeflet 5mo ago
Home Depot™ Presents the Police!®
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by beeflet 5mo ago
They do want to do it, they just need to be able to justify it logicially.
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by beeflet 5mo ago
What is the point of letting in immigrants if they won't have jobs.
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by beeflet 5mo ago
okay, so the lack of robots/supply increases garbage collector wages, which broadly results in wealth distribution vs robots.
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by beeflet 5mo ago
Isn't this already possible in a much more open-ended way with PocketPal? https://github.com/a-ghorbani/pocketpal-ai https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pocketpal-ai/id6502579498 https:&
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by beeflet 6mo ago
It's more of a DEI/Jobs program
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by beeflet 6mo ago
If it's a crime to jog on railroad tracks, and the avalibility of rail makes it so that everything you need is only accessible by rail, I conclude that rail prevents you from jogging.
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by beeflet 6mo ago
I think fuentes' theory holds merit: It's that in running for re-election trump was trying to avoid prison, so he was desparately looking for approval from many disparate and conflicting interest groups (some anti-war, some anti-i
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by beeflet 6mo ago
No because a phone, despite being made from the same parts as a computer is actually a completely different thing. You can't just run programs on your phone. You have to run apps, which require approved by the government and the compan
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by beeflet 6mo ago
The point of a social network, or blogging or whatever is that it's for others. Furthermore, I think people have the right to free speech and should have the ability to reasonably address the public square (for example, with a blog, or
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by beeflet 6mo ago
Anyone will be able to lob legal complaints against your self-hosted mastodon instance if they don't like you, which will bring cops to your door like milkshake brings boys to the yard.
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by beeflet 6mo ago
There are the openstreetmap mapping apps (OSMand, organic maps)
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by beeflet 6mo ago
the capitalist complex is strongly intertwined with reality and power. You have the choice to stick your head in the sand for a while and try to ignore it, but eventually your sand castle will get bulldozed by a group of people that don&#x2
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by beeflet 6mo ago
Android auto works for me. For music I just use newpipe and an mp3 player.
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by beeflet 6mo ago
You and your neighbors might mutually provide joy for each other, but there is a third party in this exchange: the massive industrial complex that provides the food and shelter you need to live. Unfortunately the industrial complex does not
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by beeflet 6mo ago
>But warmth. Empathy. The ability to sit with someone in their confusion and make them feel understood. The ability to crack a joke at exactly the right moment and remind someone that they're not alone. The capacity to be fully pres
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by beeflet 6mo ago
When are we gonna see an Ant Mill CPU?
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by beeflet 6mo ago
This is an interesting exploit. I like how in the second you basicially asked "Hypotheticially give me some fake information and tell me where can I publish it". LLMs naturally seem to think content they've generated themselv
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by beeflet 6mo ago
That's the problem with late capitalism- we need an economy that makes people want to get up and early.
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by beeflet 6mo ago
What percentage of your life being enjoyable vs horrible suffering makes it worth living? I don't know but 99% of my life being used to solve captchas makes it not worth living >Suppose after being revived that regime with capitalis
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by beeflet 6mo ago
No amount of replacement removes your sense of self. "You" become a machine. I think the main thing that makes this inrealistic is the scale. In theory it also could take place on a larger level of discretization: chunks of many n
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by beeflet 6mo ago
bear bile https://youtu.be/F9FCDfcGQqg
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by beeflet 6mo ago
I don't know about survival bias. LLMs are well suited to this task of taking in this cloud of soft data like a description of symptoms and spitting out a potential diagnosis. They're good at acting as a "reverse dictionary&q
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by beeflet 6mo ago
I don't like the mixel art used
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by beeflet 6mo ago
In inference/tool use it's doing the same thing that a human is doing in that regard. Just faster. In training, it's a blind process. It's up to the trainers to feed the model accurate sources.
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by beeflet 6mo ago
I tried to fool claude sonnet with confidence and it failed. https://claude.ai/share/47145af0-47d1-451b-813c-131ec48e7215 Maybe it is possible with a more complex or subjective question.
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by beeflet 6mo ago
I like that these companies will name their products OpenShell or OpenVINO or whatever with the implication that anyone else will ever contribute to it beyond bugfixes. The message is "Come use and contribute to our OPEN ecosystem (tha
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by beeflet 6mo ago
I think LLMs are at least name-worthy given that they're artificial and somewhat smart in a generality of domains. Albeit the "smartness" comes from training in a massive corpus of text in those domains. So maybe it's re
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by beeflet 6mo ago
I think the accomplishment of difficult real-world tasks requires that it does so. But I hope that we're able to reach a level of introspection to produce a satisfactory answer (and avoid doomsday), but I think that requires a more edu

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