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tempodox
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- tempodoxThe ASCII art cats are great. I wonder whether a canonical purrtran compiler would emit those upon request?
- It’s the speed of a passenger flight, but I wouldn’t want to spend 57 hours aboard.
- Wonderfully crazy. Should the rats have multiple weapons at their disposal, which do they prefer? How many demons escape their fate? Are there videos of gaming sessions? So many questions!
- “No animals were harmed in the making of this blog”.
- Can’t be proved or disproved either way.
- Too optimistic, “AI” minions will insist that a high parameter count is a soul.
- > Meanwhile the White House calls it all "fake news".
The truth is a lie and only government lies are the truth. Orwell would be so proud.
- Once the slippery slope to despotism has been entered, stopping it will get ever harder.
- Not if you realize the denomination of the value is Dollars.
- This is great news! Congrats for this fantastic progress.
- They are just reselling OpenAI subscriptions at a markup. Surprise!
- Nothing revives people’s forgotten believe in magic quite like “AI”.
- Those “AI koolaid drinkers” are a very vocal faction, not only on HN. Too many software companies are cramming “AI” wherever they can, users be damned.
- Isn’t every international airport also a border?
- > … agency whose job is supposed to be patrolling the border.
They are patrolling the border. The border between desired and undesired citizens.
Nobody lifted a finger when “the privacy violations are only used against the bad guys”. Now it looks like it’s your turn to be declared the bad guy.
- Of course MS would prove intransigent. They always knew better than their users, that’s nothing new.
- An interesting article. And the HPC footnote puts some perspective on today’s fad: “AI”. The specialized hardware of today will be close-to-commodity tomorrow and today’s data monsters will be nothing but energy-wasting curiosities tomorrow. Maybe some will be preserved in a museum.
- By definition, when a kid believes an “AI” is their friend, they don’t know it’s fictional.
- When you’re rich, you can even buy vanity CEO roles.