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Your Fridge Therapist
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Your Fridge Therapist
@teleoflexuous
barely working bizarre software; just convincing enough over-generalized insights; tastefully contrarian cognitive sciences. Improve ADD focus via noise β⬇️
Not Bay Area, CA Katılım Kasım 2014
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@ordinarytings I am terribly sorry to inform you that's just being British. Maple syrup on my waffles with chorizo is great, actually.
Honey bacon may be achievable next goal in your journey.
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You go to the US. You see Fried Chicken and Waffles on menus and you think: sure, I like those things separately. Who says they can’t go together? I like freedom. Perhaps my Euro mind can comprehend. Maple syrup on savoury? Why not? But then you try and it’s like: no. This is bad. Just beige poison. Culinary hubris. An American abomination of abundance. It’s yucky.
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@Micha2145 @yourbestwarlock @meowstafar modern imperial EU project is to have Central Europe reach at least Constantinople, and ideally across the Black Sea
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@yourbestwarlock @meowstafar Balkans aren't eastern, wtf. They're either southern or central...
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"Eastern Europe (non-EU)" label is so funny because there's exactly three Eastern European countries that are not in the EU and people from two of them don't usually hide their country of origin so you can still know exactly where the person is from
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@julianboolean_ it was clearly wrong reasoning to an ok conclusion, so it got me thinking.
counterpoint: are then deadlift variations that let you lift more even better whole body exercises?
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logically speaking, deadlifts have to be the best whole body exercise, because you can lift more weight deadlifting than any other way
Brettski@brett_zky
Deadlifts done poorly enough can hit every muscle group very effectively
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@eris_nerung you'll hate to learn demographics of 'everyone'
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why was everyone talking about "georg hotz" last year? he's like a smug 13 yo who's read too many blog posts
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im probably one of the only people who believes that everyone on twitter really is 130 IQ
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@moldbugchaser you can't just expect people in media to not be hot
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what are some good jobs to get into where your pay is directly related to how hard you work
Garett Jones@GarettJones
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@kalomaze 0 connections, same pfp, reposting every tweet. you can do it
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@PatrikTheDev @f4micom This is in fact natural state of affairs. It may look inconsistent, as if one group of countries want one thing and the other want something else.
In fact both sides of the debate and whole spectrum in between is basically Germany.
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@willccbb it can be deployed on most critical industries of their adversaries at quarter's notice
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@tautologer are you calling @DeepDishEnjoyer obnoxious
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is there a non-obnoxious way to reinforce the courtesy like norm
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@teodorio I'm getting slowly blackpilled on models creating art, and by art I mean elegant solutions
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I just used gpt 5.4 xhigh fast in cursor and ugh ... yeah. This is a step change, in a weird way. It is by far the most complete and attentive engineer (agent or human) I have interacted with. It is a super developer, and it answers perfectly according to the needs of the prompt, not too verbose or with too little tokens.
BUT...it did add some random functions to a slack API filed because it did not like the camelcase in Python, just duplicated all of the functions without deleting the old? which was in a way scary? I caught it and asked it what it was doing and just brushed it off. Which is just weird.
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@Sauers_ Medallion through a sneaky mechanism of paying well and having it's own stock outperform alternatives at the same time.
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@MarkovMagnifico @tautologer the purpose of a discourse most definitely is what it does not say
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I love how no one can agree on whether or not the purpose of a system is what it does
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@7ohntitor @ChazakielDoremi it's called 'hard problem of consciousness' for a reason
I'm rather saying that I can't tell why would belief 'I die instantly. Every quantum step in time and space kills and spawns what others call "me" anew' be wrong
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@teleoflexuous @ChazakielDoremi there's really no way to test this (if you did break continuity, your new self would say "didn't feel like anything"), but i can at least refuse to be a guinea pig out of superstition
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Under any kind of sensible materialist worldview (no belief in souls or other magic) a destructive copy/upload is fine the information is literally preserved what are you complaining about
Utah teapot 🫖@SkyeSharkie
Stop calling it an "upload". People don't understand what upload means in computing and in the long chain of future technology this is going to encourage mass suicide unless it's made clear. This is a copy, nothing has been actually moved. When you "move" data in a computing system, it's copied to the new location and then deleted from the original. Fundamentally, there is no way to avoid teletransportation paradox death in computing. We should never allow an "upload" of human beings that is destructive to the original, if we develop this technology for human brains, it would be murder. There's a real risk here that something like a social norm is established that encourages upload-based euthanasia for healthy people and we need to avoid that.
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@7ohntitor @ChazakielDoremi as a fellow fan of ship of theseus approach I have to honestly admit I have no way of justifying why ordinary movement through space and time wouldn't be breaking continuity of self.
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@ChazakielDoremi not sure i agree with this; while "consciousness" is a meme, you can still talk about continuity of subjective experience and suppose models where that does and doesn't hold. i would personally only be willing for a ship of theseus approach
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@SYNESTHEIZURE chaotic neutral solution to 'what happens under anesthesia'
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people are always saying stuff like this and implying fascinating things about what they think about the world
Joe@JoePostingg
The fact that LLMs are stateless and have no memory (every prompt you send includes your entire chat history) suggests to me they probably don't have subjective experience.
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@eris_nerung google was great for validating putting time into epistemology and statistics, but I didn't expect computers to also create use for questionnaire design
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i kinda had the hope that LLMs would at least somewhat remedy my chronic inability to google things and "do research" but turns out you need to know how to actually ask questions and you can't ask "how do i ask a good question" either
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