therealpygon

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by therealpygon 4d ago
Maybe he will even give everyone a bonus, but only if they agree with his philosophy during the next employee survey. It’s a new fad I heard about.
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by therealpygon 4d ago
While I have always tried to live my life by your assumed philosophy, I think they were simply saying that since (on average) a more expensive vehicle often means a more mechanically sound vehicle less likely to break down. It’s not just th
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by therealpygon 4d ago
> only available to people over 18 years And terrorists. And hostile foreign powers. But at least we’ve protected Timmy from being curious, which is always what is most important.
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by therealpygon 8d ago
Or if like PlayOn, they’ll simply replace your legacy lifetime license software with their new version that no longer does the core functionality that has to be kept up to date — recording different providers — without upgrading to their ne
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by therealpygon 11d ago
You’re still taking? Literally no one cares about your opinion in this entire thread, but uh, go ahead and keep making your idiot point. Here you can have the last word since you apparently need it so bad for “just” saying something:
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by therealpygon 11d ago
Yes, you’ve been trolling everyone in this thread about how they are traitors in response to them questioning someone who stated that anyone who disagreed with pausing AI are traitors because they support “super intelligence”, not even “unc
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by therealpygon 12d ago
I understand that you don’t understand. Reiterating that doesn’t help. No one, at all, at any point “supported” uncontrollable super-intelligence. They questioned your idiotic reasoning of how not believing in your ASSumed outcome makes the
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by therealpygon 12d ago
“Can and will” Yeah bud, you definitely aren’t saying the outcome is automatic. Or maybe you are, and the low IQ take is in not recognizing it?
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by therealpygon 12d ago
> I don’t take your opinions seriously In fairness, I personally believe anyone who thinks that uncontrolled super-intelligence will be the automatic outcome is an absolute idiot likely to have a below-average IQ, but that probably leave
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by therealpygon 13d ago
“Opt-in” means to agree to something. If something is “opt-in by default”, it means that it is opt-out and someone is using weasel wording and contract inducements to force you into something you didn’t actually agree to. Any “disagreement”
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by therealpygon 14d ago
I find it interesting that you were perfectly happy with it, enjoying it even, but it was only at the point you noticed a minor word pronounced incorrectly that you flip to the extreme, hate it and want to block it to never see it again? I’
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by therealpygon 18d ago
> Somewhere, you need aluminum smelters, steel mills, and copper mines. Why? We already have plenty of materials that can, are close, or have potential pathways for functional substitutes depending on the application? We are already pret
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by therealpygon 25d ago
Actual real people think the world is flat, Elvis is alive, and aliens are regularly flying around the planet. Is preventing peoples unimportant personal beliefs really an important goal or is this just more warning label culture?
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by therealpygon 1mo ago
In fairness, people also don’t say “let me ask llama” or “llama told me…” like they do with “GPT”. Colloquialisms don’t establish importance, just popularity.
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by therealpygon 1mo ago
Plus, many people also seem to not realize that our baseline is needing to create around 150k jobs a month just to keep the same unemployment rate. So in this current version of paper reality we lost 20k jobs and also failed to employ anoth
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by therealpygon 1mo ago
I think this combined with a bit of memory and something like the “high-bandwidth flash” they just announced (if it works out), could be an interesting thing for some resident (burned) experts + active moe streamed from HBF. I expect one da
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by therealpygon 1mo ago
Land disturbance and rainfall/runoff/watershed considerations are literally part of the permit processes for any building?
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by therealpygon 1mo ago
My 2 cents is that it’s more about market manipulation (by proxy) than anything. What happens if you convince consumers AI is bad and they shouldn’t approve small datacenters, is the next step regulations? Businesses (primary target) will
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by therealpygon 1mo ago
The copyright office’s guidance is that prompts are covered by copyright, it is the output of an LLM that one cannot claim ownership of.
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by therealpygon 1mo ago
They are meant to be sharp like an axe (high angle), not sharp like a knife (low angle). They aren’t supposed to be blunt like a butter knife. Dull blades damage the grass.
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
Exactly. If someone says, “I’m running to the grocery and McDonald’s drive-thru,” no one assumes they are sharing a drive-thru…
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
I have to agree in that, generally, people care in the same way they care on TT/Insta/etc, which is to say that any time they don’t know it’s AI they simply don’t care and will view/be amazed/laugh/share it. Until s
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
Wouldn’t work for me for about a couple weeks so I just stopped using reddit. Worked today when I tried again. I always use private tabs because I don’t like cookies/tracking across sites.
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
Isn’t this an AI lab that also just happened to release a model? Kinda makes one start to question just how balanced the test was intended to be in the first place. Maybe by taking advantage of how smaller and larger models approach problem
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
Plain water can cut through aluminum and other thin metals at pressure, and human skin probably isn’t harder than that, but that’s a good clarification for those who are unaware of the additives commonly used for harder materials like steel
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
Makes you wonder why; if we can cut steel in half with water, would it be possible to deliver ink to a specified depth with high pressure “ink needles” (microscopic high pressure short burst of liquid ink)? Like a super high pressure inkjet
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
I’d ask that coworker, “so you would be okay with paying $10 per gallon of gas, while the Prius that barely uses gas next to you pays only $3 per gallon? You use more gas, which means it is in your budget to afford, right?” (Or pick another
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
Solely the direct output of an LLM? Not in the US, no, according to the copyright office. Can a human edited and corrected text in which a human adds authorship (corrections, style, diction, editing, composition etc) to LLM output? Yes. Tho
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
No! You see, it has text and a version at the top. That makes it new, fresh, and completely different. Some would even say superior.
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by therealpygon 2mo ago
I’m still curious if they “weren’t inside the U.S.”, how they are being charged with a law that is only applicable to…the U.S.

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