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weMadeThat
2y ago
what about disgust? like when you have to save a serial child rapist from the valley?
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2y ago
reduce the stress levels / levels of stress hormones of people with Parkinson's to practically zero. don't fuck with the other pathways and metabolisms. without drugs, that is, or rather, preferably, as any drug has micro imp
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> "I call on NASA to adopt new policies and embrace a new mindset," then-Vice President Mike Pence said in May 2019. "If our current contractors can't meet this objective, then we'll find ones that will." Ca
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2y ago
The Democrats lost nothing. They got rid of the working class for the sake of their opposition. They sold them. On purpose. It's much worse that "the opposition" bought them. The working class should stay with the Democrats a
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2y ago
Some interest groups with low inherent survival abilities did that for years overseas, in coop with the Arabs and others, as most people know. Keeping the bulk of the people low to filter out those who are willing to suck up to the scheme.
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"AI"(-companies)-operated systems, the busfactor and 'Mafia'. Your thoughts?
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wait, what's an accelerated English emulator? Auto-translate to and from?
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above is me. just watched a short video on the lore of the game Blasphemous and read through a bunch of comments and *holy shit* my seemingly nonsensical idea keeps shaping up. Spanish, partially ultra-religious origins, with great parts of
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2y ago
> They work great to explore what is at the borders of your knowledge. But not at exploring what is at the border of knowledge itself. And by converging on the conventional, LLMs actually lead you away from anything that actually extends
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Holy Crap, that's crazy, Dude! Who does the tracking and how?
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it's a couch for big people with a lodge for people who were told to listen to learn for the sake of taking over in the future ( and or to observe with a spear ready to throw )
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GIMP over handing Gran'ma to Data Brokers. Because reverse engineering historical migration and the convection of genetics, ideas, thinkers, information carriers & spreaders and so on is a bad idea given how FUCKING FASCIST too man
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I agree. I'm about to start paying for news again. Had only 2 years worth of subscriptions for news publications in print in about 20 years of adulthood. That's kinda crazy. And if I subtract university and active library times, I
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2y ago
nice, are there extensions/userscripts that replace strings? "Syria this, France that" should turn into "Gov. this, Gov. that", for example
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2y ago
too bad, I guess, :P ASCII Porn doesn't just sound, sorry, look like less is more. It literally translates into so much more than it actually is.
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Nice. How much does a bunch of self-taught coders or students cost, who can proof to you that they can self-host for you? How would a salesman convince you that's a bad idea? Why do agencies immediately put you on all platforms? Who an
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Oh boy. Ohkay, look: Natural buffers can take a long time to "reset". Broken natural buffers can take a long time to * set* ( back ) to a natural state they never been in. That only sounds "unscientific" until we cracke
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they totally can. I got exiled into an isolated copy of an AI-populated internet once and they put perfectly accurate bible quotes into dictionaries!
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"Chess, Chess, Chess. DO IT." PR. Come on.
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that frontier was cracked a while before AI became this big of a thing. "how did they know I was pregnant before I did?" "I never wanted to do yoga and then I talked to one friend and *only decided to* look for yoga mats late
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Why or how do you trust home security (camera) setups?
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comment on the quote in title: ... he said, being very well aware of the cost and how and to what end coders have been "normalized", "raised", "manipulated to conform", "fucked up in their heads" ...
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I wasn't aware before 2004 so saying "platform independence" makes my head roll incredulously. But that's probably because the first things I think of are exclusive games and pre-streaming times movies and shows, althou
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Screenshots and OCR?
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They should make a dating app out of that.
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will get more serious once they "understand" that "newer" (in the past 20 years) high-and-highest-ranking employees of these telco companies were integral to these operations. In the EU at least. Employees with a track r
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GangBang-Abstractions would be a good name. Abusive, damaging the respective micro-biome ( parts of the code/system ) almost irreversibly and passing around the data for brutal telemetric exploitation ...
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no. but I do recommend running stuff like that in a DMZ. if you can get access to some of those farms in the Hinterlands, you'll get some proper compute, too but doin it via companies like open-I-AH or leClaude isn't a good idea b
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i think this is a good time to ask if Niantic ever released the data sets collected via Ingress and PokeGo? they belong to the people !!! it would be super useful for/before the next Pandemix. ggg _Sorry_, I just had to.
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Yeah, here's what people get wrong: the equilibrium. The problems are not in manufacturing but in the methods, which exist entirely for additional magic money profit. Engineering solved most of the critical problems in manufacturing (
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