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by jdiff 7d ago
Hm, also not responding here. I don't think this thread is well-trafficked enough to have hugged it to death, but here's a PDF alternative link: https://milweesci.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/2/4&#x2F
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by jdiff 7d ago
Marshall Brain really nailed it back in 2003 with Manna. https://marshallbrain.com/manna1 AI leaves humans as the limbs of the machine, with less and less thinking or comprehension required on their part.
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by jdiff 8d ago
Absolutely true, but even tentacles and eyes will struggle to fit in a system compact enough. Even on larger systems, there is an upper limit on how many tentacles you can cram in something before you can't continue the facade that the
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by jdiff 8d ago
Didn't people find it bundled with a bunch of other things in a single runtime? Downloaded as part of a whole runtime would suggest it wasn't downloaded directly from the source.
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by jdiff 8d ago
Not really. One entity embedding the software into another will only account for at most a handful of downloads.
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by jdiff 8d ago
This automated analyst isn't going to be able to run usefully on hardware that is still otherwise useful, giving you a clear path to choke it out or identify its presence when your hello world is taking 3 months to finish compiling.
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by jdiff 9d ago
Break expectations. Bootstrap it through an esoteric-enough system. Write an Uxn emulator in assembly targeting the cushy environment that UEFI has and you've got a system with graphics, a text editor, a spreadsheet editor, an assemble
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by jdiff 9d ago
Minors were involved. People were responding to pictures of minors and prompting Grok to sexualize them. People were uploading their own photos of real minors and asking Grok to make modifications to them.
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by jdiff 11d ago
This is Zack.
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by jdiff 12d ago
That's reproducible, I wouldn't call it deterministic. Small, semantically meaningless changes in the input can still result in wildly different output.
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by jdiff 13d ago
Yeah. But we're talking about software licenses here. It was more weird hunting and drivers licenses ever got brought up.
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by jdiff 13d ago
You did this when you ran into an issue with a third party. The developers building this tool, throwing them at their own APIs are significantly less likely to run into a similar issue that may inspire similar action.
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by jdiff 13d ago
Software licenses are bought all the time.
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by jdiff 14d ago
Let me know when AI patches this bug in the wheels on all the vehicles on the highway, AND my box fan when it's next to the light with the bad PWM dimming. Then we can resume our existential doom.
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by jdiff 15d ago
That video of it folding clothes would seem to hint at that. It's only able to awkwardly throw it into a pile, but they still included it. It's clearly a very cool project, but it suggests the claimed capabilities are more show th
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by jdiff 15d ago
Just Claude or have you managed to block Jules as well? I haven't figured out Jules yet myself.
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by jdiff 15d ago
Only 5 "contributors," did you block one of the AI bots bouncing around in there?
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by jdiff 16d ago
The answers are present in the post we're discussing quite plainly without any reading between the lines necessary. I think the simplicity of the analogy is fitting. If not bait, there are few charitable explanations.
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by jdiff 16d ago
How many of these sockpuppets are you going to create?
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by jdiff 16d ago
But this isn't happening. To cite someone with closer experience (who also does admit that the "migration issue in Britain is complicated and multi-layered") [0]: > To all of that he adds a dash of Islamophobia, citing “Pa
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by jdiff 16d ago
This, too, is a wholly different project that's only interested in the surface fascia of macOS.
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by jdiff 16d ago
He explicitly says that nonwhite people feel alien and like they don't belong. He "heartwarming"ly embraces Tommy Robinson's white replacement marches advocating for forced "remigration" as a breath of fresh ai
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by jdiff 16d ago
I'm actually the head lead developer in chief president. Now, your cheerios?
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by jdiff 16d ago
> Four years and still pre-alpha. Stick a fork in it. Who jammed a toe in your cheerios?
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by jdiff 16d ago
Because people who want to forcibly eject, imprison, and torture brown people are Nazis. Evil exists. We can call it by name.
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by jdiff 16d ago
Wanting to forcibly eject all brown people isn't enough to call someone radically racist? That's not a middle-of-the-road, agree-to-disagree kind of stance.
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by jdiff 16d ago
Many distros don't bother with any of that. Calamares is a fine off-the-shelf installer. GRUB has fine defaults. Desktops have fine defaults. And many distros use those. Custom dotfiles and a way to apply them to a fresh system doesn&#
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by jdiff 16d ago
That's a very simplistic and end-user-oriented view of what a distro is. Somebody hosts the infrastructure that Omarchy runs on. Somebody maintains the packages and applies specialized patches and communicates upstream. Omarchy doesn&#
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by jdiff 16d ago
SteamOS runs its own infrastructure and is more than a static set of scripts and dotfiles on top of an existing distro.
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by jdiff 16d ago
There's a distinct difference between the contributions of Debian and that of Omarchy. Debian is a foundational distro, it's a giant with huge populations standing on its shoulders. It shoulders a large ongoing burden, security gu

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