nudgeOrnurture

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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
1 billion is not that much money. my first question was: woe the hell is Heather Cox Richardson? Ah, a historian. poor girl. doomed to never get the truth until ... I had app and platform ideas in 2018 that would have brought quite a bit of
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
there's too many good licks in this one. the issue is, of course, the lying: from the article: > We Don’t Participate in Pre-marital or Extra-marital Sex Yeah, people say that a lot but if you know church people, you know that they
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
> internally I end up having thoughts like this that I typically only feel safe sharing non-anonymously with people who are close. Ever tried flipping the lid on this? You'd start opening up a lot of people. Those who would try to
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
Wherever I look, if people want children, they fuck and have children. Single moms everywhere; no problem; most fathers are living up to the minimum of paying until the kid is old enough and the moms are fine with it. what else to live for
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
your son could move to Germany if you can't cover the cost. if he's that bad into it, he'll be doing gigs and projects with students and cracks all over the world. it's not about getting a degree in CS, it's about h
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
the obstacle are concerns and issues that are ignored, selectively or electively, for the sake of financial mechanisms, extraordinary agreements, to keep the balance sheets clean or late Soviet style management aka "don't let the
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
you could explain that to ChatGPT and it would agree but then again, if you HAVE TO keep the logs ...
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
not if the winds of fortune don't change;--but the weather, man, it's been getting less foreseeable than I was once used to
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
you found a way to train only once until it "just works"?
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
it takes work to get water from where it's missing to where it's needed. work takes water and other resources which will need to be moved, too, which takes water that isn't where it should be because obsession.
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
and she will tell neither of you two who she got that cute little pixel badge from which will make you jealous and then the microwave will tell you it's been hustling on the side as a PAI and that it can get that info ... at the cost o
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
'member the first visual neural nets? just a few black spots in a grid, then colored spots, ... those grids were memory.
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
> a constant act of reinterpretation and triangulation, which is something that LLMs, as linguistic averaging machines, simply cannot do. Just a matter of time until they can do it. I actually believe it will be an "organic" n
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
black swans. there's always people working on spotting or breeding them and home and corporate labs have gotten pretty damn big and powerful way back when. prediction markets, stock markets, even the news and entertainment industry, an
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
dude, Germany's identy crisis is that Germans still don't get the potential they have. They are still, after decades of American ( I love America but I think they had it waaaaaay too easy in the past decades ) easy mode, not reali
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
the biggest problem is the foreseeable timing. there were scientists and engineers everywhere who warned the world. who didn't listen?
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
where the fuck is the text
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
complete coding noob here. if I want to throw a shuriken abiding to some artificial, magic Magnus force like in the movie wanted, both chatGpt and Claude let me down, using pygame. what if I wanted c-level performance or if I wanted to use
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
scrutinizing peoples' faces, gestures and expressions, tone and emphasis. I read a book once on how to be a better listener and in the same week, coincidentally caught a peculiar pattern of a liar that didn't fit the usual pattern
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
> I gave up on social media years ago. You didn't give up. You got cancelled, via recursion. But they made you believe you had agency in the matter. you are exactly in that segment of people that could cause overflow and bring the s
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
via analogy, "the people want to be free". we mold users, now, not User Experiences. Information always found a way or people found it, but if you shape the user for the experience, then a) selective ignorance, via engineering, tu
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
The article is worth the attention. > diluting tech’s understanding of “ethical” and “empathy” into meaninglessness That's the overarching motive not only in tech, but in culture and business as well. It was a long ride and even cau
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
> assertions without evidence to back them up IMO: This is becoming an increasingly annoying statement. Evidence and proof are spread across hundreds of books and manifest in institutional and corporate decisions every day. The news are
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
to me, dark patterns were not the means, but the goals: the cognitive patterns that are established and reinforced after all the methods have been successfully applied. [hop] when all those little spikes compound while you ingest global and
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
the problem is recursion. these people are stuck in infinite loops. both, the media and the purple tractors. in order to maintain these infinite loops and escape all the breaks, they cancel just enough to never suffer a blow from overflow.
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
or it concludes that subjective reasoning is irrelevant for the survival and thriving of the human species and applies a different framework to evaluate it's use and meaning within the greater context of evolution and all that stuff pr
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
most absolutely do, especially when they go through all the theories that were proven over the decades and those that fit the pattern of "we'll know in a few decades". there's science but there's also repetition an
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
nope, but'll be a big swiss knife flipper zero for the 14 eyes with NAS and drag & drop for stalkers and agency assets
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
have you been on the grounds of the olive oil producers? they had to increase prices because crisis talk and civil conflicts increased prices elsewhere. even unrelated prices cause increases up the graphs in all directions. it's mostly
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
Western Digital and everything was fine. I used VLC.

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