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if your quest to escape the permanent underclass has you putting this thing on, you are not escaping the permanent underclass
swedishasian67@michellezfr
Wearing noice cancelling masks to talk to Claude is crazy
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@napenforcer I mean. You need one or more of the following:
- 256gb vram or more for Deepseek v4 flash
- Use case involving high volume of middle-tier complexity office work
- post-training small model on your specific use case
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only been able to find about 5 people online who are making money off of local LLMs. business minded guys who see the cost savings and don't view it as a fun hobby, but legit employment replacement
kind of reminds me of the best chess players i know who don't give a shit about the intellectual aspect, but only about winning and what it takes to win
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@dystopiangf Not just gassing you up, this thread should be an academic paper or some other form that allows it to spread into search results and discourse
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“But dystopiangf, this is retarded. Islam supports removing women’s clits. It’s obviously men oppressing women!” Female genital mutilation is actually a great illustration of my point. The European Union Agency for Asylum has studied FGM in Somalia in depth and has consistently found that women are the primary supporters of FGM (76.4% of women approve, vs. 48-60% of men!): “Women are historically among the primary supporters and facilitators of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Somalia. Deeply rooted as a societal norm, the continuation of the practice is largely driven by older generations of women (such as mothers and grandmothers) as well as traditional birth attendants who perform the procedure.”
The longhouse is not about unmitigated freedom for women. It includes the oppression of young girls by older women, as a tool for controlling male sexuality. Look deeper into any practice in Islamic countries that “feels” like men oppressing women, and you’ll find that it is probably most ardently supported by aunties
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@escapefrommelos My bees died in the Palisades fire but they made great honey
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@0x49fa98 To his credit Obama was trying to say the same thing with “we are the ones we’ve been waiting for” but ofc that rendering is cringe
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You may have noticed that "Climate Change" as a dominant lib narrative has been off the table in recent years. There is even a term for this: "Climate Hushing."
That is going to change in the next couple years. There is a "super" El Nino building that will be in the news this winter and into '27. This is going to springboard another round of climate hysteria once the current leftist meta around Palestine exhausts itself.
Expect to see a ton of this kind of braindead agitprop in the coming years.
Ronald Dodson@RonDodson
This looks insufferable. I wish this preachy slop utter failure.
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@GraduatedBen The neat part is we are gonna put really really big guns in space anyway
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The Frontier as a concept represents extracivilizational wilderness where ordinary people have low-barrier personal mobility into habitable, claimable territory where they can build independent lives and live off the land with existing technologies. The open steppe and the high mountains.
Space is like the deep ocean, Antarctica, and the upper atmosphere. Humans can visit and work with massive support, but not places people can simply “go to” and live freely.
Branding Outer Space as “the New Frontier”, (thus branding frontier as an abstraction) was a rhetorical trick by John F. Kennedy to pivot America from conquest to mere exploration. As he said at Rice: "Space can be explored and mastered without feeding the fires of war, without repeating the mistakes that man has made in extending his writ around this globe. There is no strife, no prejudice, no national conflict in outer space as yet."
He may as well have said, “Of what use is Algeria to France when they can dream of Mars?”
Josiah Lippincott@jlippincott
One of the biggest companies in America is literally named "Space Exploration" big dog
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@fentanylbrownie Yes but the deep cognitive dissonance will remain. Useful!
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@Read_Acted This is utterly ruined by the new picture carousel.
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@Delicious_Tacos It’s great. It seems like they’re doubling down on the doomporn
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It’s well made
Almost makes you forget they’re selling something
Advertising is trans art, this almost passes
Claude@claudeai
There’s hope in hard questions.
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there’s a special kind of slop that stems from romanticising romanticism. people aren’t chasing their vision anymore, they’re chasing the feeling of someone else having found theirs. they’re content with the emotional residue of others. they mistake curation for becoming. a vision is not yours until obeying it has permanently altered the trajectory of your life
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Since this got some traction, I’ll repeat an unpopular position:
If we really cared about keeping our kids alive on the roads, we’d swap the drinking and driving ages. Drink at 16, drive at 21.
Would save thousands of lives per year.
There’s no way I should have been entrusted with a 300hp, two-ton land missile at age 16. I’m lucky that I only got speeding tickets, and never hit anybody.
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Yet another friend with a child turning 16 next week. Hasn’t gotten a learner’s permit. Zero interest in a driver’s license. I keep hearing this same story.
What’s WRONG with these kids?!?! On my 16th birthday, my mom took me out of school to take my driving test. Same for everyone I knew.
Even if you couldn’t afford your own car, you could beg the use of the family station wagon occasionally. Freedom. Independence. Heck, privacy on a date! Are these kids giving all that up for scrolling TikTok and an occasional Uber?
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