neonstatic

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by neonstatic 3d ago
"Were we on the brink of that thing that we already did in Japan and nothing happened a few times? Oh my god, I need to hide in a cave and never do anything outside again" I can play that game, too.
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by neonstatic 3d ago
I merely pointed out, that there is real growth behind this - 50$ from my wallet went to this, that did not go towards it at any point in the past. Your argument that my 50$ is not enough is duly noted, but also intellectually lazy.
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by neonstatic 3d ago
This month I spent $50 on OpenRouter credits. I find it very useful for coding assistance (not coding per se). It's $50 that I never spent before on this kind of service. That's what we call growth - it quite literally came out of
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by neonstatic 4d ago
The Cold War was an arms race that gave us wonderful things: amazing technologies we still use today (GPS, the Internet) and the collapse of the soviet union.
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by neonstatic 5d ago
Oh, that's easy. Bernie will pick 11 volunteers and together they will be dropped off behind enemy lines. Let's call them "the Dirty Dozen". They will capture the evil bastards who violated American law outside of US bor
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by neonstatic 7d ago
> my impression is that the tasks that users there give their models to try them out lean towards rather simplistic, on the reasoning side. That sub is games, porn, and complaints about not having money. A waste of time.
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by neonstatic 8d ago
> Do I think Buddha is God. No. Neither did the Buddha
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by neonstatic 1mo ago
And rightfully so. Unfortunately, they are perfectly fine with a marxist-leninist AI, and that's troubling.
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by neonstatic 1mo ago
That would require one to have robots, leaving Americans and Chinese in the mix. Unless you mean biorobots, then it's nothing new and there's no need to be alarmed.
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by neonstatic 1mo ago
> For all the feigned outrage, people want this, and will work hard every day to pay for the next iteration of the surveillance apparatus. My sad realization is that the Buddhists were right all along. The primary drivers of human mind,
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by neonstatic 1mo ago
> interrogate the shit out of the customer until they finally reveal the true requirements. Or are forced to figure them out.
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by neonstatic 1mo ago
You can't fight with the times. Kids want colorful mods, dance moves, and other stuff like that. Girls also play, they won't play things like the original Doom or Quake, and boys don't get to meet girls much if they are not p
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> “the end of you” Then I will entertain you with another Buddhist objection - there is also no "end" since the conditioned "you" exists in the beginningless, endless cycle of samsara, while the unconditioned you (Nib
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> You can't time the market reliably. There's an entire profession doing that: traders. But for most people, yes, it is not worth it. No argument there. I just don't like conspiracy theories and that line of thought, it&#x
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
hopefully Claude will be back to assist with that
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> Not financial advice, but: Honestly it’s pretty hard and I wouldn’t recommend it. Shorting stocks and getting into bonds / default swaps but the system is broadly rigged against small players doing well here. Ie in the Big Short s
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
A buddhist would tell you that a person is not an object, but a process, that consists of 5 aggregates, of which only one is the body. So the objection here is to the use of the word 'you'.
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> I mean, the federal government had no mandate. So like were Floridians going to shoot up DeSantis because he didn't make a mandate? Or shoot up the other guy they elected, Trump (Biden not president until Jan 2021). > > And
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> we made a machine that writes with perfect grammar, so that we can continue to write half-assed junk
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> I think people with followings online got a ton of economic benefit from scaring people Yes, it was very upsetting at the time and unfortunately remains a constant. I guess one has to go through that at least once to recognize a grifte
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
I was a conscious adult when all that was going down, so I can remind you, that on top of standard lunacy, there were legitimate concerns about safety of injecting something novel and untested to large parts of the population, genuine collu
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> It’s like ECC RAM for the essence of YOU Buddha would like a word with you
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> But I guess that sex without condoms is worth it, right? Not speaking about LGBT related matters; Sex without condom is just like everything else - it depends on the person. For some people there is little to no difference. For others,
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> And I would expect that the vast majority of people would oppose any idea of somehow punitively "dealing with" people who get some things wrong. Of course, and for good reason. The ones who know for a fact they are right, mi
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> This is fine so long as the author is learning something (questionable) and not polluting the commons with "I made this in a weekend" vibe slop This is exactly the same as demanding, that people who post their thoughts always
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
You make a fair point, I did not elaborate. My comment about AI psychosis was provoked by this comment in particular: > AI isn't a tame long term transition - in scale it is bigger than any transition since the first individual cell
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
Fair :D
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
Well, I think you have AI psychosis.
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> AI isn't a tame long term transition - in scale it is bigger than any transition since the first individual cells You might need to put the phone / keyboard down, take a day off...
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
The air defense system is so advanced, that it shot down nearly all video recordings of recent strikes!

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