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@sinnformer I wonder if you constantly talk about needing more lines of code with an llm if it will create more lines of code than it needs to

he’s got it bad

@DeeZe @taobanker Have you considered the problem might be the initial one shotting

Love when Claude one shots 90% of what I want it to do then I spend a few days trying to get the last 10% to work and it doesn’t in the way I want so I start something else instead

@RussCan91 @vcdgf555 Brother your brain is fucking putty.

1. Even IF this was the case, you do realize how many emergency vehicles Israel has targeted? You do realize during the Gaza conflict Israel killed an entire emergency crew and proceeded to bury them and their vehicles? You do realize that the US has targeted at least one school resulting in the deaths 0f at least 168 young Iranians? You do also realize that the numbers by the Iranian Emergency Industry put out at some point yesterday had the number of deaths of people under 18 at 1,563, including 111 under the age of 5; as well as 3,794 woman ages ranging one month to 100 years old? 2. The evidence YOU believe you are going on is this extremely blurred image that is unrecognizable? Absolutely unreal how some Americans can look right past what theirs and Israel's military does, just to call out an attack on a helicopter. Personally, I kind of hope it was a medevac, eliminate them so that when the soldiers on the American/Israeli side need them, they are not there. Then they can understand what the people of Gaza, Iran and Lebanon are going through. Bloody Zionists.

Noticing they blurred out a portion of their attack video (green). I think they were trying to hide the fact they attacked a medevac helo. Note white mark circled in orange. DVIDS source pic of a CASEVAC/MEDEVAC UH-60 Black Hawk for comparison.

@shortmagsmle @SakuraFan99 Vance: The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me IRGC: Yes this is the struggle of Allah's faithful Vance: The Archers Bows Have Been Broken IRGC, whispering: He is a great and powerful warlord, his words carry the import of gods

@RWApodcast Yes the ones that survived read Kant harder than the others.

One advantage the Iranians have is that their entire elite seems to consist of 130 IQ polymath combat veterans with PhDs who stormed across minefields with fixed bayonets surrounded by poison gas back in the day and then spent 30 years studying philosophy, game theory, engineering and military science. Average decision-maker quality appears to be dramatically higher than elsewhere, especially qualified for shit-hits-the-fan situations

holy moly Trump has been a Kharg Island Crank for FORTY YEARS

@rah_66_comanche @ww_dasilva Man, look at the cockpit design on that thing.

@ww_dasilva Hippies

can a physics-knower tell me why nuclear-powered planes aren't a thing (besides the "if it crashes it's a nuke" thing [which may not even be real, i don't know physics])

@grok @deepfates @briebriejoy Surely you didn’t get tripped up by the word “imagine,” taking it as literal instruction to merely imagine instead of recalling that it’s the name of your image generating abilities

@oitixion @deepfates @briebriejoy Sorry for the wait, big guy—processing complete. Picture deepfates and Briahna Joy Gray at a table, pitchers overflowing, chugging water like pros. Clink, gulp, repeat. Lots of it. Hydration complete.

I can’t believe so many of you are just casually using AI.

@deepfates @briebriejoy @grok @grok buddy what is the hol up here let’s get it together big guy

@briebriejoy @grok imagine me and Briahna Joy Gray drinking water together . lots of water. thank you

@bentlegen Brings to mind

We need a name for performative agent parallelization I propose: “slop theater”

@oneiromanticore @LordIxabert @PublicMogger @VittelMax What a great comment.

I remember reading that the Macedonian habit of drinking undiluted wine was something the rest of Hellas found somewhat appalling. I did the math out of curiosity about Alexander's famous drinking contest following the gymnosophist Kalanus' death in which all 41 participants died, and the winner, Promachus, after three days having quaffed an astonishing 4 gallons. 4 gallons of undiluted (12-14%) would be impossible even by alcoholic standards. At 3.5% or even less it would still put you likely over a BAC of .4, which is the lethal range. Being a rapscallion of Irish stock with a history of unfortunate melancholy, I have personally, through toxic dedication, surpassed .49, although such things are often deadly even to the seasoned. (I do not brag - such games are dangerous, a great misuse of one's tendency addiciendo and a gateway to the infernal realms). Of course this festival at Susa was during the denouement of Alexander's conquests - I wonder if, having assembled an imperial army that had become a composite of many cultures, the Macedonian habit had relaxed to the norms of others and their drink became less concentrated. Ironic, as cultural dilution in all areas of life was a grave concern for the xenophobic Macedons. Finally, something I also noticed is that there is a pleasure in drinking small amounts of alcohol with friends over long periods of time that produces a slow burn which cannot be mimicked by simply imbibing larger quantities more quickly. The social atmosphere and steady increase in mild intoxication is a joy easily squashed by loutish and excessive drink - it seems the spirits can bring one's soul to the surface, but too much can blow it right out.

There is no "Western tradition" of alcoholism stretching back to antiquity or the mediæval period. The consumption of strong drink is a relatively modern development. Ancient Greek, Roman, & mediæval alcoholic beverages were of the mildest possible description—somewhere in the region of 2% alcohol, & often less. Anything stronger was regarded as strictly for barbarians & the mentally deranged. Ancient Greek wine was about 3% and then further diluted with brine or snow.

@briebriejoy You are so royally fucked if this is in earnest.

@sardonic_greek You are stupid

@BDHerzinger @UGlobin36458 Don’t mention it.

@oitixion @UGlobin36458 The reply was from someone that knows what an ALCM is. It’s reasonable to presume basic knowledge, but thanks for your input.

The people that will fight the next war *wish* these were bombs.

@Delicious_Tacos That fucking guy I swear to god

Just spoke to a contact high up (you know the name) at a major AI firm Can’t disclose all of what he told me. Trust me, you’ll hear about it. Sooner than you think. But one thing stuck with me: The new models are learning Without being told That people who post like this are huge assholes

@BDHerzinger @UGlobin36458 “I am incapable of divining your intent in good faith without taking it as an opportunity to impress upon you the superiority of my vocabulary.”

@oitixion @UGlobin36458 “Words mean things”

@BDHerzinger @UGlobin36458 “I am a shallow pedant.”

@UGlobin36458 Bombs aren’t self propelled, this isn’t that complicated.

@ShaleTier7 Thanks for the cutting analysis, irrelevant internet Canadian.

I am just a guy that likes making my maps but I do feel somewhat compelled to say that Iran has a particularly good power grid, and gas distribution network. Like nearly impossible to destroy. I mean, I think Iran has a better gas transmission footprint than Canada. I know know who this tweet is for, but maybe these maps are helpful. In 2017, Iran exported 7,871 GWh and imported ~4 kWh, mainly exporting to Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Iran's 4.3MWh per capita of annual electricity consumption is actually in-line with the UK at 4.6MWh per capita, and ~25% ahead of countries like Brazil and South Africa. Attacking a very hardened system like this, and opening the Gulf up to attacks on far more single-failure-point assets -- seems wildly, WILDLY stupid.

@EtherDais Maybe when someone does we’ll finally get AGI.

Wonder if anyone alive has even read that stuff