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terranoid

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  • Sentient ballsack

  • 'Bots have now passed human traffic online,’ Cloudflare boss laments — says agentic traffic wasn’t expected to eclipse real people until next year

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  • God I LOVE one day shipping from Amazon Prime TM, don't you too?

  • Engineer builds AI laser defense system that wiped out every mosquito in his home

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  • Yeah I can imagine it messing up just once and burning the back of your neck would be enough to never want to turn it on.

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    Can E. coli run Doom? Yes, at 2.6 fpd (frames per day)

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  • Add artificial intelligence somewhere in there

    Did researchers just use AI to train ecoli to play doom???? No but watch these ads

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    Can E. coli run Doom? Yes, at 2.6 fpd (frames per day)

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  • Yeah, kinda sick of some of the so called Doom hacks.

    I saw one where they claimed they made a pregnancy test play doom. No, the dude got a small OLED display that he hooked up to a computer that ran doom and displayed it, then put the OLED in a pregnancy test, where it normally had a different and likely worse OLED.

    That isn't the point of the can it run doom thing at all

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  • Subject is very optimistic about the future and not worried at all... Investigating for cognitive disability or psychosis, possibly drug induced

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  • worrying about the future should be taken off the test

  • Microsoft Doubles Down on Controversial Quantum Computing Claims

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  • Please don't break RSA and diffie hellman under Trump... We are so fucked

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  • She can be a Goon Lord too. I see no hint of shame in those eyes.

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  • the effect is extremely real though, same with nocebo. They did a study a while ago, told people something was poison oak when it wasn't and rubbed them with it. They broke out in rashes.

    Might be this one

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  • The Goon Lord

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  • Placebo knee surgery literally works

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  • Wtf kind of behavior is that?? It's like some Sauron shit or an old evil fairy tale with a witch queen.

    Yesssss the master needs your first born, fetch a youngling

    Fucking evil

  • Shift from a Leader-Follower to a Leader-Leader Approach

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  • These graphs are equivalent

  • People born in the 1900s, what was life like back then?

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  • Mostly people miss it... Unless you were gay. Then you probably have some unhappy memories about that time. Of course there's nostalgia for other stuff, but civil rights were way worse for lgbtq.

    I'm surprised no one brought this up yet. Being gay in the 90s would be about as controversial as being trans now, and it would not be okay to walk around holding hands with your same sex partner unless you were in a known gay area. it might not be illegal, but it would've attracted attention, probably people would've said slurs at least. The f slur was used in television and movies until around the 90s. People just used it like "nerd" or "dweeb". Cocksucker was a pretty bad insult, insinuating someone was gay being pretty damn insulting at the time.

    Things were significantly worse for lgbtq people, and there was the fear of HIV being basically a death sentence, and it wouldn't have been long after people called it the "gay disease". Some people were very uneducated about that stuff. My mom, who believed that gay men were our equals and should have equal rights, told me not to touch my gay teacher or shake his hand or anything because he might have "a disease". Thankfully my father was more medically knowledgeable and told her it doesn't spread like that, even if he had it.

    It wasn't until around after the 2000s at least that gay people were proudly saying, "HIV is no longer a death sentence". It used to be a disease running rampant that no one gave a shit about because of homophobia basically. Fucking Reagan.

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  • 140 WPM on the resume

  • What do we do with this information?

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  • The first person to discover teleportation could do this and cause riots

  • Stop telling me AI is the future [Still Vreni]

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  • It's also a fundamental misunderstanding of why people say "there's no going back".

    Practically anyone with a gaming computer can download Ollama today and run a decent open source model and do stuff locally, download it, take their computer offline, then use AI without touching any billionaire's SaaS products.

    You can get some productivity out of those models. You can use LLM, generate images, use computer vision, get help coding with local offline agents. It might not be as clean as using some of the paid tools and closed source models, but they work.

    And that's what people mean by, "there's no going back". What the technology does is going to keep being a thing. It might dissipate a bit as the bubble pops, but it's not going away just like it'd be weird to try and make the internet technology go away at this point, even after the dot com bust.

    It doesn't mean we can't regulate data centers and their construction. It means the technology is developed and open source and usable by practically anyone, and the tooling will stay around.

  • Fed up with vibe coders, dev sneaks data-nuking prompt injection into their code

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  • Prompt injection... my ass. I know it's the going term, but they make it sound like sql injection or cross site scripting when the nature of it is politely asking the person's computer to delete files.

    We shouldn't even be in this situation, where just politely asking someone's computer to delete files is effective. It's a symptom of a much, much bigger problem.