theossuary

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by theossuary 4d ago
And the current politicians. 2.2T just this year, unbelievable.
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by theossuary 10d ago
Guess Trump is already looking for donations for his next inauguration
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by theossuary 21d ago
We didn't automate muscles generally, only specifically. The leverage those specific situations have is so high it's worth it. Same with thinking, it's very far from automated generally. Maybe one day we'll have humanoid
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by theossuary 2mo ago
Start by not electing a pedophile who calls climate change a hoax
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by theossuary 3mo ago
Another point of the Rwandan genocide that's important to remember, is the party who eventually committed the genocide spent months talking about how the other side was about to use extreme violence and they were really the victim. Thi
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by theossuary 3mo ago
I truly think by 2028 we'll have integrated chip systems that'll be able to run opus 4.8 level models at ~500 watts at acceptable performance. Honestly I think now is the worst time to invest in AI hardware. Get your harness ready
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by theossuary 4mo ago
You're being silly. The actual technical people are using Claude for implementation and relying on MCP servers to use Codex 5.5 and Gemini 3.1 pro to build teams, councils, and long running senior engineer conversations within Claude t
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by theossuary 4mo ago
I've always said we should build an open-source flock that makes all data available for free to anyone, in a ploy to get proper regulations passed. But they'd probably just make it illegal to track police/government cars then
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by theossuary 6mo ago
No, it was driving towards a cliff and deciding to jump out of the car instead of pressing the breaks. If you're costing at work, worried about being laid off some day, the last thing you do is just quit; you job hunt and try to change
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by theossuary 6mo ago
Yes, there's every reason to believe the market will weed out the AI slop. The problem is, just like with stocks, the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. While we all wait for executives to learn that code rigo
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by theossuary 7mo ago
Both sides aren't fighting each other, one side has turned themselves into a weapon for rich pedophiles to attack the other side with.
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by theossuary 7mo ago
It's honestly incredible to me that there are people who truly believe these two things are comparable: > Mr. Dernbach, don’t play Russian roulette with H’s life Verses posting images of an arsenal, writing they need to buy guns for
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by theossuary 8mo ago
Using your 1st, 2nd, and 4th amendment rights is considered civil disobedience at this point; keep up.
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by theossuary 8mo ago
I don't know how you think this is worse than Renee Good's murder. She was shot in the temple through the driver side window while being directed by an Ice agent to drive away. She was then denied medical care at the scene, and lo
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by theossuary 8mo ago
That's murder if so, not unfortunate
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by theossuary 9mo ago
That's the neat trick, they won't! They'll always define a class of "illegals" to hunt, their job depends on it
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by theossuary 9mo ago
This is one of my all-time favorite YouTube videos, and it's of her coding music - https://youtu.be/iu5rnQkfO6M
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by theossuary 10mo ago
I really wish these agentic systems had built in support for spinning up containers with a work tree of the repo. Then you could have multiple environments and a lot more safety. I'm also surprised at the move to just using shell comma
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by theossuary 11mo ago
No, use sketchup
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by theossuary 11mo ago
Why tf does an electric vehicle need 500m+ lines of code
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by theossuary 11mo ago
I don't think Proxmox is anywhere near ready for that sort of shift. It's interesting what a big hole in the market VMWare is leaving and nothing quite fills it. OpenStack is the closest, but way more complicated than VMWare, and
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by theossuary 11mo ago
It should be a matter of right. My parents mutilated me as a child because they denied me healthcare. We should not allow parents to deny their children healthcare which leads to their permanent disfiguration. That's disgusting. If you
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by theossuary 1y ago
And this guy is going to own TikTok through a deal with Trump, he's literally going to be the thought police
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by theossuary 1y ago
They've said it explicitly, this is a bloodless coup (so long as Democrats allow it). They see themselves as destroying America and creating their own country with completely different rights and laws, and they're well on their wa
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by theossuary 1y ago
More like a nice way of saying fascist
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by theossuary 1y ago
If you include things directly related to, but not classified as defense spending, like veterans benefits, VA, and the cost of foreign bases; the military is about ~20% of the total US budget. https://www.govinfo.gov/content
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by theossuary 1y ago
Republicans started cancel culture. It really gained steam in 2001 when they cancelled the Dixie Chicks for being anti-war (turns out they were right). So I guess you're right, the left adopted it after realizing they'd lose if th
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by theossuary 1y ago
It's actually been showed many times that deplatforming significantly reduces the number of followers an influencer has. Many watch out of habit or convenience, but won't follow when they move to a platform with less moderation.
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by theossuary 1y ago
We lost that choice when google became a monopoly. What I'm not comfortable with is preventing a private company from moderating their product.
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by theossuary 1y ago
The problem with this is that a lot of people have already fallen into these misinformation echo chambers. No longer recommending them may prevent more from becoming unmoored from reality, but it does nothing for those currently caught up i

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