bongwater_OS

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by bongwater_OS 25d ago
lol same I think OP got tunnel visioned and forgot that nobody even knows wtf the point of the puzzle is.
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by bongwater_OS 2y ago
Hey just a heads up the demo on your site is broken (for me). English transcriptions are coming through fine but translations aren't being spoken, despite the output video stuttering for a moment at the time when it should.
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by bongwater_OS 2y ago
All of my friends who work remote for these companies do like 45min of work per day; this is the answer
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by bongwater_OS 2y ago
slack stores their data on clay tablets so technically 0 :/
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by bongwater_OS 2y ago
is this why all my gsheets scripts started failing out of nowhere today
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by bongwater_OS 2y ago
Remember when OpenAI was focusing on building "open" AI? This is a cool mission statement but it doesn't mean anything right now. Everyone loves a minimalist HTML website and guarantees of safety but who knows what this is ac
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by bongwater_OS 3y ago
One of the best papers I've read in a long time. This could be huge.
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by bongwater_OS 3y ago
Love seeing the MIR research from CMU recently. Chris Donahue is the man!!
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by bongwater_OS 3y ago
Who could have guessed - attaching springs to your feet makes you run faster. This is the kind of genius scientific insight that's going to ensure the long term survival of the human race.
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by bongwater_OS 3y ago
I've been using Brave (quite happily) for years, I was inspired by their initial mission. Reading this article, hearing that they're implementing "price-tiered AI" (~original~), is so antithetical to what I once thought
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by bongwater_OS 3y ago
They didn't need to use JWST to find a transcendental Dark Star, they could have just looked at Fillmore West in 1969.
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by bongwater_OS 4y ago
If it weren't for those Sapolsky lectures I would have never become intellectually curious. Beautiful lectures from a beautiful mind.
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by bongwater_OS 4y ago
I had the same impression from the article, and I'm glad you brought up the value of pursuing personal curiosity. This brings up a central question about the value of collective vs individual knowledge. If you donated your body, would