skepticpunk.bsky.social
Shattering the hopes and dreams of mankind since 1991.
Proud American Experiment believer, 1991-2024
Previously known as Gamiac.
"Proshippers DNI" in profile DNI.
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Host Once, Publish Elsewhere.
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Infect a major political party in each country with isolationist memes, then watch them lose their minds and implode on the world stage. Seems to be working pretty well for the US.
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All that money from the American stock market's gotta go somewhere.
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These fuckers are spoiled brats who never knew a world before the polio vaccine.
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To be fair, Desert has actually voiced some stuff.
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"provocative gesture" Dude. Did you guys fail third-grade history or something?
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How much disk space does 900 hours of video take up again?
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I mean, an LLM is kind of a virtual stream of consciousness, so close enough.
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🅱️aladins
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Cuban is specifically talking about self-learning, not whether or not you can get things done faster.
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That already existed. It's called "the Internet". It has educational resources such as Wikipedia, Khan Academy, and a whole bunch of other stuff you can find if you look. If you try hard enough, you can, in fact, still use it today.
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It has no way to actually determine whether its sources are accurate, recent, or even relevant to the query, resulting in pulling information from forum posts made 20 years ago that stopped being relevant 15 years ago.
The technology just fundamentally does not work that way.
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Google's LLM summaries are slightly better, in that they (from what I can tell) use RAG to summarize search results which let it actually source its information. However...
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I did that with ChatGPT once. I asked it something about...I think law involving unions or something, and it told me that some page said something. I went to the page and it didn't say what CGPT said it did. I told it that and it went "okay, sorry, I lied, have a nice day."
Fan-fucking-tastic.
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To be fair, Trump wants to deport most of those people anyway, so it's not like we're going to have a lot of food to sell to the EU in any case.
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Mostly through filibustering, which I already mentioned.
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In that case, you'll probably do better arming up and training if you can than futilely complaining that other people with no power won't save you.
I mean, you should probably be doing that regardless. But still.
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yeah but have you heard that BIDEN OLD?
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What do you want them to do, then, start murdering people? There isn't exactly much power a Congress member of a minority party has outside of being able to filibuster in the Senate.
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At this point, I'm pretty sure it's on Sony/MS/Nintendo to implement it. The API is already open to that. It's kinda like asking why Mastodon hasn't enabled the feature that lets people share game screenshots yet.
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Turns out it's all on courtlistener (thank you to the incredible @socialistdogmom.bsky.social) www.courtlistener.com/docket/69013...
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Honestly, I barely check Twitter anymore anyways. I'm usually on here first.
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2000s Livejournal vibes.
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Are you using one of the distills?
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hehehehe
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Hence the "if you can".
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My grandparents definitely had stuff like that. A poker one, a Wheel of Fortune one, and a few other ones.
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It's not your fault they run directly INTO the giant glowing red laser labeled "ORBITAL NAPALM BARRAGE".
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But what if you could get small apps that have been made a billion times made for free? Have you ever considered THAT? HUH????
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Absolute dominance.
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Hey, wait a minute. I vaguely remember that they said they were using o3 to generate *all* their code for them. And yet they aren't advertising it as a way for the average Joe to create their own software? The hell? Either they're lying about o3 or their advertising team just sucks THAT much.
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It's been starting for a bit over 3 years at this point. They sure the ignition's working?
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It looked cool, I guess. But that's about it. You can't do that if you don't have something that can make you money.
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"Trump will swing harder right"
Explain to me where he has left to go.
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I have never genuinely felt that the people who made an ad should be arrested before I saw that Hard Rock Bet ad.
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I'm high as fuck and that STT fuckup confused the hell out of me.
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I hereby challenge Elon Musk to trial by combat...in Quake 3!
Best 3 of 5 games, first to 10 frags. Coinflip winner, then game loser picks map each game.