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by normalaccess 7mo ago
Security Now with Steve Gibson. Great podcast about the latest goings on in the tech world and often diverts into neat deep dives into technical topics. https://twit.tv/shows/security-now Side note: Check out this ult
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by normalaccess 7mo ago
This is the way
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by normalaccess 7mo ago
"Everybody was talking about the safety of vaccines" Every platform on earth Shadow Banned and blocked people if you said anything other than "Safe and Effective"... Real conversation was shut down on a nation state leve
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by normalaccess 7mo ago
Until the next round of lockdowns where we will all be forced to use controlled channels to communicate due to lack of mobility.
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by normalaccess 7mo ago
An extent presentation (IMHO) by Sam Vaknin on how the very way modern social networks operate even down to their structure are deeply destructive and anti-human. Hate has been and always will be the easiest and most monetizable emotion use
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by normalaccess 7mo ago
Just wait until the AI "layer" gets fast enough to rewrite the web in real time. Text, Photos, Videos, even real time phone calls will soon be in the grasp of the corporations. Forever locking us into our own personal prisons, con
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by normalaccess 8mo ago
I'm not sure about computer image generation but you can (relatively) easily fingerprint images generated by digital cameras due to sensor defects. I'll bet there is a similar problem with PC image generation where even without th
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by normalaccess 8mo ago
It's still not cool.
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by normalaccess 8mo ago
I'm sure there was some meeting where at the end of the pitch deck was some one said: "...and after people acclimate to them, we'll put ads there! Advertising Directly in the UI!"
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by normalaccess 8mo ago
First thought that popped into my mind is the quote from Bennett Foddy for his game Getting Over It. --"I made a game for a certain kind of person. To hurt them."
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by normalaccess 8mo ago
An extent presentation (IMHO) by Sam Vaknin on how the very way modern social networks operate even down to their form are deeply destructive. The "Internet Hate Machine" is real and it was created by anti social deeply narssistic
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by normalaccess 9mo ago
Anyone in a position to short sell from the inside?
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by normalaccess 10mo ago
The groupthink is real, and it's coming for a skull near you. But in all seriousness I think it's a mix of bots on the dead internet leading the monkey see monkey do paradigm. If you see 80 out of 100 people doing a thing then you
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by normalaccess 10mo ago
Digital Necromancy.
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by normalaccess 10mo ago
Don't do this... You will overwrite core memories and the AI will "bleed" into your mind. Life can be harsh and cold at times, but trying to bypass grief with a fabricated reality can only lead to disaster.
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by normalaccess 11mo ago
That's because AIs can't survive by eating their own output. The only solution they know to ward off model collapse is more human input. They need you to use AI to feed the beast. And if it's built into your office apps,
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by normalaccess 11mo ago
For me it's a gradient, depending on how tired I am. I can go from fairly vivid mental image to full on seeing things with my eyes closed. It's that window when falling asleep that is the most impactful visually and very close to
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by normalaccess 11mo ago
I recall this in the form of buffer bloat.
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by normalaccess 11mo ago
I have no clue what you are referring too. The word Nazi gets used so much and for so many things that it has lost all meaning to me due to semantic satiation. You'll have to me more specific. Semantic satiation -- a psychological
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by normalaccess 11mo ago
I think all Grokipedia is doing is exposing Grok's internal LLM "facts" into a preloaded and formatted site. Modern LLMs already have all of wikipedia internalized and can act as a wiki so why not make it an explicit feature?
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by normalaccess 11mo ago
On the page it says: Coyote Stop waiting on responses. Add context anytime. Non-blocking, wildly real-time AI. What is meant by "Context" ?
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by normalaccess 11mo ago
----TINFOIL HAT BLOCK START---- That's the idea. For too long people have been able to free-associate and share truth online. Now they finally have a reason to end anonymity online. Due to the raw power of AI there is a very real thr
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by normalaccess 1y ago
Bingo... at the end of the day plastic manufactures are able to sell MORE plastic while looking like an angel. not to mention stores get to markup the bags they do sell and boom, another revenue stream. It's all a farce posed as roses
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by normalaccess 1y ago
Good to know, it was quick back of napkin math. Slightly less tinfoil.
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by normalaccess 1y ago
Yep, I was thinking how convenient for Sinclair to "loose" Jimmy right now. I'll bet they are going along with it because his show was already really unpopular (at least for the ratings that I could find) and this is a perfec
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by normalaccess 1y ago
I am no fan of Jimmy's show but this seems out of line. My tinfoil hat thinks this might be a way for Sinclair to "justly" remove a show that has been loosing ratings by riding the popular wave and saving some face. According
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by normalaccess 1y ago
If 'no counter-evidence is needed' were valid, we could dismiss anything we don't like without argument. AKA: Argument from ignorance
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by normalaccess 1y ago
Here is the breakdown for illegal immigration by country of origin: By region: Mexico + Central America collectively made up 68% (~9.3 million) South America – ~12% (~1.7 million) Asia – ~6% (~851,000) Europe, Canada, Oceania –
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by normalaccess 1y ago
Although unfortunate this falls within the margin of error for such events. I hope everything gets resolved but a dragnet will cause a few false positives. Just the same as if the cops bust a party where there is under age drinking, one or
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by normalaccess 1y ago
Because that is not the nature of man. Even angels fall when they forget who they are. So good men are needed to push back the overwhelming desire to rule as gods over our fellow men.

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