Jax
@Jax@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on As Moon interest heats up, two companies unveil plans for a lunar "harvester" 54 minutes ago:
Yes, but wouldn’t it become that much easier to achieve with an effectively limitless quantity of the resource?
- Comment on As Moon interest heats up, two companies unveil plans for a lunar "harvester" 1 hour ago:
I mean yeah, Musk is a fucking idiot that wants to retroactively prove the book he got his name from.
At least, that’s my headcanon.
- Comment on As Moon interest heats up, two companies unveil plans for a lunar "harvester" 3 hours ago:
While I don’t like Musk, it’s actually never made sense to even attempt to go to Mars without taking advantage of the helium-3 stores on the Moon.
- Comment on How we are brought into this world 3 hours ago:
Which part, the baby sitting inside the woman like a suit or the ARM?
- Comment on bold words 5 hours ago:
👍 Yes your brain is so very big Mr. math friend — I’m sure you’ve completely outclassed every person you’ve ever met in writing.
Wait, but you’re familiar enough with AI to think em dashes = bot style… Could it be that… you’re lying? Impossible.
- Comment on bold words 23 hours ago:
An em dash signifies a longer pause — I’ll continue to use them however I see fit. It’s telling, though, that you assume an em dash means I’m using an AI to write.
- Comment on Tesla is exiting consumer space because Self-Driving has hit the same fundamental limits as LLMs 1 day ago:
Self driving cars has to be the most roundabout way to avoid railways that I can think of. It’s a stupid invention developed by car brained idiots whose efforts are totally outmatched by any modern train system in any developed country.
- Comment on the two party system is just one big party 1 day ago:
Did you vote for Kamala or did you abstain/vote third party?
- Comment on It is 2003, I am playing a new expansion for Diablo 2 as the US starts a war in the Middle East. It is 2026, I am playing a new expansion for Diablo 2 (!) as the US starts a war in the Middle East. 1 day ago:
I’m not married, but my girlfriend is very happy.
- Comment on California introduces age verification law for all operating systems, including Linux and SteamOS — user age verified during OS account setup 1 day ago:
Yes but Newsom says funny things about bad orange man, so he’s got my vote.
- Comment on It is 2003, I am playing a new expansion for Diablo 2 as the US starts a war in the Middle East. It is 2026, I am playing a new expansion for Diablo 2 (!) as the US starts a war in the Middle East. 1 day ago:
I can almost guarantee you that they did not pirate it, but sure whatever you need to tell yourself.
- Comment on ..? 1 day ago:
16/14???
- Comment on It is 2003, I am playing a new expansion for Diablo 2 as the US starts a war in the Middle East. It is 2026, I am playing a new expansion for Diablo 2 (!) as the US starts a war in the Middle East. 1 day ago:
‘It’s 2026 and I haven’t learned to boycott ActiBlizzard money by now, but that doesn’t stop me from calling out other broken clocks!’
- Comment on bold words 2 days ago:
Two thousand twenty five dot twenty five, twenty twenty five dot twenty five, two zero two five dot two five.
- Comment on bold words 2 days ago:
Math people make me laugh.
100000 is ‘one hundred thousand’. Your younger self would hear ‘Bitcoin sell one’ followed by confusing silence. Same goes for ‘Bitcoin sell 2025’, twenty twenty five, two thousand twenty five — both ways are too many words.
- Comment on OP figures out love languages 2 days ago:
Imagine deleting your comment instead of acknowledging you’re wrong.
Sincerely, fuck you — you’ve earned your tag and I’ll be making sure to remind everyone of what a cunt you are.
- Comment on OP figures out love languages 2 days ago:
You must love Jujutsu Kaisen
- Comment on OP figures out love languages 3 days ago:
It’s incredible that I have two people in this thread who simultaneously decide that the OP is an unreliable narrator and completely write in their own stories for why this actually isn’t unhealthy.
It’s incredible, truly — the delusion I mean.
- Comment on OP figures out love languages 3 days ago:
I understand your comment, I reject it.
- Comment on OP figures out love languages 3 days ago:
I literally quoted their TL;DR.
What you’re trying to suggest is essentially saying ‘Yeah it’s totally fine to think you love your dog more than you love your girlfriend, it’s 100% healthy to treat your human girlfriend like you would an animal’.
Dude, what the fuck, I know Trump is president but let’s not speedrun our way back to the 40’s that quickly. This is either fake or the definition of unhealthy.
- Comment on OP figures out love languages 3 days ago:
I just do the things to her that I do to my dog, because I love my dog more.
Ah, I see — we’re calling this healthy now.
- Comment on AIs can’t stop recommending nuclear strikes in war game simulations 5 days ago:
No, that I can’t answer — it would depend entirely on the level of fallout and where it happens to land.
You would need to be able to perfectly, and I mean perfectly, predict weather months in advance in order to prepare accordingly.
The reaility is that for an AI, or rather an AGI, to make the choice to launch nukes would require them to reach a point where they accept the potential loss of their own ‘life’ in exchange for whatever value a nuclear war might hold.
Now, a modern AI making that choice? Absolutely possible, the things are fucking crazy with literally no concept of what life is.
- Comment on AIs can’t stop recommending nuclear strikes in war game simulations 5 days ago:
I repeat, radiation absolutely fucks electronic components. I am not talking about an emp, I am talking about radiation.
- Comment on Go ahead, take one 6 days ago:
What?
- Comment on Classics 6 days ago:
Whoever created this image should be slapped
- Comment on AIs can’t stop recommending nuclear strikes in war game simulations 6 days ago:
Radiation absolutely fucks electronic components
- Comment on Ouch 6 days ago:
Yes, low int, low wis, low agi, pretty much a 1 in every field except for possibly strength. Mainly because you need to be strong to carry that much excess weight.
- Comment on Ouch 1 week ago:
I think of it as specs in a video game, they just specialized into being disabled.
- Comment on Make a note 1 week ago:
Edibles are bizarre.
I switched to edibles only right around Covid because… well, I was scared of Covid and compromising my lungs seemed like a luxury I couldn’t afford anymore (well, I probably couldn’t in the first place but that isn’t the point). RSO strictly does not work for me, as you’ve said — I have eaten copious amounts of RSO sober and it just doesn’t do shit.
Many of the dispensary edibles I tried simply didn’t work. I’m not sure if it has something to do with legislation not being strict on quality control, or if I got scammed, or if there’s something magical and abnormal about my stomach acid – I do not know.
Point is, I had to try many edibles before I actually found a brand of them that got me to where I wanted to be. You might be facing something similar, you could always try creating pot brownies yourself from scratch — unless you have.
- Comment on Car Wash Test on 53 leading AI models: "I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters away. Should I walk or drive?" 1 week ago:
I guess I’ll know to be impressed by AI when it can distinguish things like sarcasm.