catoc

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by catoc 3d ago
Interesting that saying a positive thing about humanity results in getting downvotes
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by catoc 3d ago
Yes AI may cause job loss, more inequality in the short term. But if there is anything humanity has shown is that we can deal with disruptive progress. We may need to resettle but over the longer term every disruptive innovation so far has
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by catoc 3d ago
Yeah, AI may suck - time will tell. But focusing on bioweapons and mass destruction, on the grief other people ( ‘jailed minorities’ ) cause, disregards the progress we have made. Over centuries human welfare has massively increased. On ave
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by catoc 3d ago
They kissed!
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by catoc 3d ago
If they do, they imitate the way humans are portrayed online, in the media. That is a very distorted view of humanity
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by catoc 3d ago
”Because if humanity has shown anything, it's that a lot of people are, euphemistically, bad individuals ” In reality most individuals are good people. Individually, people prefer be kind and compassionate, prefer to help when they fi
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by catoc 6d ago
Cool! I made a similar thing for my kids (they wanted something similar to the kaleidoscopic drawing you can do in some ‘Monument Valley’ levels https://mirror-it.staticdomains.app/index.html
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by catoc 8d ago
With how they’re currently being used we might as well call them bend marks. Every newly released model is paraded as SOTA showing peak or near peak performance on cherry-picked bend marks the model was either fine-tuned on, or tested und
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by catoc 15d ago
> Liquid Glass has been refined significantly I’ll take significantly removed. What’s there to refine - Liquid Glass is the single most pointless, wasteful, accessibility destroying ‘feature’ I have ever seen
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by catoc 16d ago
Wish they would sand off liquid glass
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by catoc 16d ago
I wish they would stop with the new-iPhone-every-year nonsense and refocus on quality, fix some bugs… but yeah, not gonna happen
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by catoc 17d ago
According to the EU this will protect us from ”hostile states, and powerful criminal groups and terrorists” Because said criminals will politely follow the law and use the broken, backdoor-ed encryption? Instead of the widely available op
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by catoc 19d ago
If corporate wants they can still accept/trust a machine with partially disabled SIP on the MDM
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by catoc 20d ago
Maybe a future LLM after that could approach the problem by first simulating a human brain, then learning from the ‘human’ gameplay. Just kidding of course
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by catoc 20d ago
No, this is for metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma, not what he had
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by catoc 22d ago
I had to deny hundreds of tracking “partners” wanting to place cookies - without a ‘reject all’ option - before I could even access the website… So Don’t Access Don’t Wordle
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by catoc 22d ago
It wasn’t about Europe but about the conflation.
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by catoc 22d ago
> European dining is the worst Europe has 40+ countries with what, a million, restaurants… let’s conflate them all! Horrible! The whole continent! 1 star (and not a Michelin one)!
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by catoc 28d ago
Yes, as in 100% :-(
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by catoc 29d ago
The readme and 100% of the code - according to that readme - was also AI. If you came up with the design of the parser for the decompiled graphs, then I’m glad to still be impressed. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a cool project… and I was actual
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by catoc 29d ago
This is so cool - very impressive! Read the whole ReadMe to understand how you pulled this off. Halfway through, I shiver, wait a minute I recognize this writing style… I would have so preferred to remain impressed and excited by what a fel
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by catoc 1mo ago
Briljant! And there’s more fun to be had in the scientific community: Will Great Tits become Little Tits? https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1095-8312.1979.tb00040.x Size matters: competition between male and female great ti
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by catoc 1mo ago
Pointless? If compiled mojo is faster, more memory-safe, and more hardware independent, that doesn’t seem pointless at all to me. (And now in the age of LLMs, the barriers to get started with a new programming language are lower than ever)
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by catoc 1mo ago
Personally I would never trust a coding agent or agent harness from Meta. I agree with their open-source model approach, but actually trusting Meta… to protect my privacy and my data… when it’s running on my personal hardware… Not . In .
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by catoc 2mo ago
I think most Amiga’s had 32-bit registers, but a 16-bit bus. (So to everything around the CPU they were 16-bit even though internally they could do 32-bit computations)
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by catoc 2mo ago
That makes sense - thanks. Do you use hooks for this?
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by catoc 2mo ago
Running Claude code 24/7 on a code base on that “second Mac” so you can always continue after a usage limit reset, from your main device or from your phone?
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by catoc 2mo ago
I just cannot come up with a good AI-is-actually-24/7-helping-me-out use case. Please help: I wánt to need this!
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by catoc 2mo ago
Scammers I can deal with - it’s the humbled and honoured actual humans that made me finally ditch LinkedIn, for…. nothing, just peace of mind and less vomiting
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by catoc 2mo ago
Bloat-bearing - a term used to describe LLM generated texts; has a negative connotation

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