Electronic Monotony
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@TheDarkDuchesss I look like a hermit from the wilds even when I'm not actually covered in small branches and leaves.
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@TheDarkDuchesss @MalloryMable Nah, it is not. Remain calm when in danger. That's not dying, dying is very calm. That's the response to running out of air, and forcing yourself to stay calm through that is perfectly doable. Granted, it's better to have the training orienting yourself before you need it.
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@emonotony @MalloryMable like if you're in a place where the water isnt still doing that stopping thing hes doing will let you be pushed under deeper. You have to keep moving, you cant do what hes saying. Its bad and wrong advice for the endgame of drowning lol.
And Its ok to not be calm when dying lol
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When you're drowning your vision goes first. You can't see which direction the light is or where bubbles are going. All you have are two absolute truths
- if you stop moving you will never move again
- if you kick in the wrong direction you'll be too far gone to try again
Wellness wins@Bro_Code_x
Stuck deep underwater? Don't panic. Do this
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@TheDarkDuchesss @MalloryMable It's possible to stay calm well beyond that point.
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@emonotony @MalloryMable Its possible to stay calm until your vision goes and you start going unconcious as you feel your limbs going limp when the last time you could see you were still far away from the surface. The point where you realize you could die is when you start going "thisisitTHISISITNONONO-"
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@TheDarkDuchesss @MalloryMable Learning how to force yourself to be calm and stop in that situation is hard to learn, but entirely possible. The pain and panic doesn't control what you do. Up is the way you go when you stop. Doesn't apply after 30 feet of depth or so.
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@MalloryMable Yeah ive almost drown 12 times and no matter how good of a swimmer you are theres just no way to calmly stop and do this. The pain in your lungs and body is agonizing and your arms and legs start stiffening while going weak. Even just flailing takes EVERYTHING you have left
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@f4micom We'll adapt. There have been so many sloppy security solutions over the years, catastrophic vulnerabilities, and corporations not really knowing how to update, and we lived through it. Kind of the reason things like the GDPR exist - can't lose data you don't have.
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i think an immense amount of economic damage could happen if at the worst time ever a state actor that might already be inside and waiting right now manages to exfiltrate and either leak or privately distillate the weights for an actually powerful and dangerous SOTA LLM
like idk mythos could be a good target in this sense but i don’t think they would waste their occasion right away on something like that
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@f4micom Fuzzing is tried and true. How's their model going to take a shower though?
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@f4micom The basilisk only tortures you if the threat of future torture makes you work for the AI so I will simply be unaware of any AI wanting me to work. Working so far!
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@emonotony tell them i am not working on weekends no matter what cruel inhumane perpetual eternal torture horror they threaten me with
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did i jinx it
(not about openai tho, i am referring to mythos)
f4mi ‼️@f4micom
they have been saying this for years now and yet
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@citrusgirlpaige The answer's not that hard, it's just a moment where you look at the picture and comprehend it away. Unfortunately, this involves comprehending a complex topic. The key questions are "what does this do to improve my life?" and "do I believe this because it's true?".
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wow. somebody should do something. if only we had some kind of opposition party.
Democrats@TheDemocrats
Deranged, unhinged, and criminal.
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@emonotony Nope it looks like that. thats what nasa said
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I cant believe those bastards on the Apollo missions gatekept how beautiful the moon is for 60 years. What is it with old people and their greed and selfishness 😭
˗ˏˋ freckxi ˎˊ˗@freckxi
i’m sick she is so beautiful
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@awawawhoami Ah yes, the "Swiss", a likely story. So why is it you never see one speaking Swiss?
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@suchnerve Microwaves are also very effective but cooking with a microwave takes a fair bit of learning. It is very effective for speeding up things like boiling if you've got a collection of cookbooks from the 70's though.
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Cheapest way to cook at home (with regard to energy usage) is with an air fryer or pressure cooker, and it’s for one very simple reason: waste heat. Air fryers and pressure cookers are designed to keep heat trapped inside, which means it takes far less energy to get the job done.
InfosecSeagull@InfosecSeagull
@suchnerve Double down I fuckin dog dare ya Do efficient home cooking next
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@suchnerve Funnily, it's the exact same emotional process as just repeating "it gets better", one's just judgmental and the other's polite. It's not just that both roads lead you to the same destination - it's the same road.
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@citrusgirlpaige Things are not like they should be, but it feels like things should be like they should be. It's not really something logic can handle. Well, from the inside anyway, you need a mirror.
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@TheDarkDuchesss She has decided she knows the right thing to do and no amount of realizing she was wrong will deter her from doubling down.
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@meowkoteeq Ah yes, more COBOLds for the legacy systems. Eh, well, it's job security. The more things change.
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vibecoding is scary...
we now have people describing the logic they need in a high level language (like English), have some software convert it into a program that they then push straight to prod.
they don't even know how the resulting program really works!
they don't look inside!
they don't have any real knowledge to actually understand what the lower level (the generated code) does!
what if there is a bug or a critical vulnerability?
this is unprecedented.
this has never happened before.
this is extremely dangerous.
we are all going to die.
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@f4micom You’re a lot more outspoken about your values, and they’re good values. And you have the skill to stand by them while not letting zealotry blind you. It’s delightful. The world’s better when the people thinking they’re the arbiters of normal don’t get to be the only voices.
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