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by tsumnia 2mo ago
Thanks for the artifact :D I look forward to seeing someone use this as a pipeline for AI video creation (and I don't see that as a bad thing fyi)
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by tsumnia 2mo ago
"I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!"
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by tsumnia 3mo ago
> I see YouTube videos which are basically just rage bait and I'm like, why would I want to support a world where acting in bad faith is the hallmark of a lucrative career Just a tip that helped me here: I'd recommend going thr
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by tsumnia 3mo ago
Yay, I made it! https://www.intheweights.com/p/adam-gaweda Now GET OFF THE INTERNET!
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by tsumnia 3mo ago
> The point where I really feel the difference is that Western Zen seems to be about how to train the self to become stronger, whereas actual Seon (Zen) in East Asia is about going with nature, letting go of the self, and allowing things
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by tsumnia 3mo ago
Just some counterpoints: > 3. Politics was much less divisive back then. There was political debate, but again a bit more "abstract" and theoretical. I'd say the moment when this changed was 2008s US presidential campaign.
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AI Forge: Critical AI Challenges for National Security (DARPA) [pdf](darpa.mil)
2 points by tsumnia 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tsumnia 4mo ago
The MORNING CREW of Digg 4.0 is hanging out in /r/diggaspora now if you still need that New reminder
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by tsumnia 4mo ago
Oh nice! I hadn't seen this article but definitely will add it to my next "Ethics" lecture as an example for Personified AIs
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by tsumnia 4mo ago
I say Feet of Clay and the Hogfather should be mandatory reads for anyone involved in AI. Feet for the obvious alignment of golem to AI, but while Hogfather is a Christmas story I think the wish granting machine, how it was able to produce
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by tsumnia 4mo ago
I've seen one of these in person and it was really cool... on the other hand, I'm curious if using the depth illusion effect will impact drivers
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
justgetflux.com Helped me start going to bed at 10pm
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
A bad faith response that attempts to derail the conversation from the original article.
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
I wanted to pop back in and say that I'm really happy that "GET OFF THE INTERNET" has sparked such a discussion that's carried on over days. I think some of the issues with the 24/7 chatroom is that you read/re
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
These look awesome! I remember in college building the Dragon Illusion Papercraft [1] and it was always fun to move about the dorm room as it followed me. Might have to build one of those ships this summer for old times sake. [1] https:&#x
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
> The world is (and the US is) a measurably more terrible place than only a few years ago I neither agree nor disagree (if that makes sense), but I certainly agree that being modern Internet has warped people's views on things. I he
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
Not trying to troll, I outline things more in this response [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47668439
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
> Those times were our "pro wrestling" era I disagree, but sadly I don't think text will provide my full reasoning. But it stems from "modern WWE" (AEW is a different 'culture' right now with Brodie Kin
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
I responded with a few theories about the attention economy here [1]. Not trying to troll, though I get what you're saying there too. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47668439
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
> That works fine, except in the cases where the bad news reflects reality The issue is that the 24/7 Internet chatroom/forums shift the "bad news" target on a daily basis. Sometimes its war, others its natural disast
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
Absolutely, [1] is my response to some of that sentiment [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47668439
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
I started doing my GET OFF THE INTERNET shtick last year on Digg 4.0 (before Kevin pulled the plug), so it's not really about Iran. Not ignoring current events, just saying "change the channel" every once and a while, and a l
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
[Responding to all the comments, so you may need to read through the thread again if I miss context here] > The war isn't happening as long as you don't look at it. I'm not ignorant of the war, and yes I follow it; however
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by tsumnia 5mo ago
> Looking at the US from outside, I am starting to wonder how close they are to a societal collapse We're fine, the trick is to remember to GET OFF THE INTERNET and remember that reality isn't the same as the Internet. Treat th
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by tsumnia 6mo ago
Made by Justin Mezzell ( https://x.com/JustinMezzell/status/2039765976829608157 )
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BitKiln – Turn Photos into Pixel Art and ASCII Art(bitkiln.io)
2 points by tsumnia 6mo ago|3 comments
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by tsumnia 6mo ago
I mean if we're trying to source where "liminal space" started, I'd like to add Portal and Portal 2 into the mix. It didn't have the surreal, creepy components because jump scare horror games like Five Nights hadn&#
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by tsumnia 6mo ago
Another issue I've seen from some of the more prolific YouTube channels is they slowly become another mouthpiece for "news coverage". The algorithm very much expects you to continue uploading, because everyone is always looki
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by tsumnia 6mo ago
I'll be very curious to see if my research on typing practice [1] will still be relevant in the era of LLMs... [1] https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3373165.3373177
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Programming After Programmers? A Response to the New York Times on AI and Coding(curryguinncspb.github.io)
2 points by tsumnia 6mo ago|0 comments

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