palisade

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by palisade 20d ago
The one that I really like is "greenfield" when you have an empty repo.
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by palisade 2mo ago
right panic, wrong fear starlink are too low to cause kessler syndrome... but his starmind might
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by palisade 2mo ago
chip production and network acceleration here we come
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by palisade 3mo ago
well args in his original games, not sure about the new ones
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by palisade 3mo ago
thank you, buying both their games. i'm a big fan of his entire series. i'd just assumed he was gone off the scene there's also ARGs hidden in all of them, not sure if you're all aware of that
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by palisade 3mo ago
Those who have never known anything better are okay with much less. For example, anyone who used Fable when it came out are saying that it is very difficult to go back to lesser models now. Even our strongest aren't good enough in comp
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by palisade 3mo ago
Someone with AI psychosis would say it was easy. I'm saying the opposite. I'm stating that it'd be cool, but at the moment I don't see how it is feasible. And, for fun I tried to solve one small aspect of the problem. I
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by palisade 3mo ago
I've been contemplating a decentralized model training system for some time using volunteer machines that we all contribute. But, it is astronomically difficult. The communication speeds are untenable. And, there is the issue of data p
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by palisade 3mo ago
You're mistaken, this is a cratering of the userbase inside and outside of the US. The ban is on any foreigner whether abroad or living in the USA, so Anthropic has no choice but to completely shut down access to the model for the whol
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by palisade 4mo ago
Hm, I wasn't trying to. Baka baka baka, jim-kun!
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by palisade 4mo ago
I asked Claude to write a one word response: Touché.
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by palisade 4mo ago
I'm verbose, and no one was ever interested in anything I ever had to say before. And, they certainly wouldn't be now if I used AI to do it. These days I only bother commenting if I really feel I need to get something off my chest
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by palisade 7mo ago
That is only 6% of our Navy. Not half.
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by palisade 9mo ago
Boogie Wonderland https://www.wario.style/s/42pJyn4i
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by palisade 1y ago
OH yea, I confused it with the movie name. Surprisingly, the wikipage fails to mention it was a failed experiment and doesn't mention the ocean issue at all.
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by palisade 1y ago
Meanwhile biodome couldn't keep an artificial ocean from acidifying.
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by palisade 1y ago
LLM agents don't know how to shut up and always think they're right about everything. They also lack the ability to be brief. Sometimes things can be solved with a single character or line, but no they write a full page. And, they
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by palisade 1y ago
For reference in case anyone is wondering, it is based on: https://github.com/152334H/tortoise-tts-fast The developer of tortoise tts fast was hired by Eleven labs.
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by palisade 1y ago
Thanks, I replied to your other comment.
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by palisade 1y ago
The research I've cited has indicated this is a genetic transfer among female-to-female births of a need for more cesareans. "A female-to-female familial predisposition to caesarean section was observed. It could be caused by biol
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by palisade 1y ago
Yes, that's what they're indicating. And, it is saving lives. I myself was cesarean section, as was my mother. I wouldn't be here without it. That's the potential conundrum, if it turns out to be vastly increasing the ne
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by palisade 1y ago
"The cesarean delivery rate increased from 5% in 1970 to 31.9% in 2016. This sharp increase can be attributed to various factors, including changes in maternal age, medical advancements allowing more complicated pregnancies to proceed,
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by palisade 1y ago
Does this mean when they grow up, their own offspring will also have this defect and require a correction? And, if so, does this mean it is now introducing this defective gene into our gene pool? I know this is an issue with caesarean secti
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by palisade 1y ago
I think the solution is going to take the form of synthetic mirror neurons, if we can ever successfully replicate those.
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by palisade 2y ago
I'm surprised no one is mentioning Brave. They refuse to take Chrome's change.
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by palisade 2y ago
That cult is kind of the opposite tho, they were looking forward to the impending hell of AGI and thought they were doing things that would get on the good side of the evil overseer AI of the future. If anything they weren't going craz
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by palisade 2y ago
In the past... we'd just eat the eggs, get the flu, spread it about a bit, take a day / week off work, go back to work. You know, normal life. Now we overreact and just cull all the eggs and/or chickens and jack the prices up
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by palisade 2y ago
Is this really the point OpenAI wants to start debating? When OpenAI steals everyone's data, it is fine. Right? But, let us pull the ladder up after that.
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by palisade 2y ago
Qmodem is what got me into BBSes. I later switched to Terminat. Sorry for your loss, he contributed a lot to early communications that eventually led to the internet. I'll always have fond memories of the BBS era.
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by palisade 2y ago
The heap stuff is new I guess, we didn't have that back when I was writing programs in it. So, yea, not so safe anymore. :D I take back what I said about it being safer then. I can't go back and edit my original post, it's be

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