fubbernuckin
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- Comment on An LLM would probably run the USA better 1 day ago:
A rock would probably run the USA better than either. At least it couldn’t mess anything up.
- Comment on If most of us believe what we're told, if we are obedient that way, and keep an eye on our possibly-deviant neighbors, and those neighbors know that they are being watched, that's good enough. 2 days ago:
… Are you arguing for or against things getting worse?
- Comment on Would it be a bad idea to show up at a protest outside a Tesla dealership with a sign that says "Deny Musk, Defund Doge, Depose Trump"? 1 week ago:
I’ve been passively worried how long it’ll be until American Tienanmen square, if i even end up hearing about it.
- Comment on Has modern technology made espionage easier or more difficult? 1 week ago:
Yeah encryption is pretty good. These days the most reliable means of cracking it is a wrench.
- Comment on How effective would sanctions on US by the international community be? 1 week ago:
Anything is an act of aggression with them. The only tong you can do that they won’t call an act of aggression at this point is rolling over and giving them your country.
It’s abusive tactics 101, the only way to stop the abuse is to do the things they don’t want you to do.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Take a step back dude, it’s not that deep.
- Comment on Suppose you were a dissident facing political persecution, how would you preserve your personal files so that you can retrieve it many years later, in case of imprisonment? 4 weeks ago:
I feel like that’s gonna end up full of water after a few years even if it’s supposedly waterproof. Like a small pool that silica gel can’t help with.
- Comment on When making a post that fits multiple communities, should I just pick the most relevant/popular one or repost to the other ones as well? 4 weeks ago:
I think the crossposting feature lemmy has effectively does this, but I’m not sure
- Comment on How come there is enough asphalt for speed bumps, but not enough to fill potholes ? 5 weeks ago:
It’s not so much about the asphalt as it is about the humans being paid to put the asphalt down. There are lots of potholes to be fixed and not as many speed bumps that need to be made, so the speed bumps get finished before the potholes do.
- Comment on In a thousand years, will historians regard today as the digital dark ages? 5 weeks ago:
I peeped the horror. It wasn’t funny.
- Comment on What can I actually do with 64 GB or RAM? 1 month ago:
Ah, that’s probably fair, i haven’t run many of the smaller models yet.
- Comment on What can I actually do with 64 GB or RAM? 1 month ago:
You could potentially run some smaller MoE models as they don’t take up too much memory while running. I’d suspect the deepseek r1 8B distill with some quantization would work well.
- Comment on If scientists could make you immortal but could only do it by transferring your consciousness into a single video game for ever, which game would you choose? 1 month ago:
A could follow-ups, are we limited by the rules of the game, or is it like we’re actually living there? Like if I’m in gta v, do i get to pick up a pencil and write a book, is everything in the game at real-life fidelity, or am i stuck with the regular game inputs and graphics?
Am i able to add mods to the game? Can i add new mods after my first startup? I would assume there’s a way to reset or restart the game in case of bugs and softlocks so maybe there’s a hub i can use to do those kinds of things.
I think i might pick gmod + mods. That way i could build some interesting projects in sandbox, play games that people make for it, maybe even watch some YouTube early on before compatibility breaks. I’d also have a 1:1 scale model of the multiverse to explore.
- Comment on Why do AI bros and other staunch AI defenders seem happy about the potential of killing off the creative industries? 2 months ago:
My guy, we live in a world where we are required to have a job to live. Most of those jobs are not essential for society to function. Some of these jobs make people happy and passionate, many others are soul grating and awful. This technology makes some of those enjoyable jobs much less lucrative while the product becomes worse. We simply lose things that bring people joy and for what? Like seriously, I cannot think of something an ai can bring to the table that a human cannot in terms of art.
Why would you want to remove the jobs people enjoy and are passionate about just for the sake of it? Why would you campaign to strictly make people less happy? If it wasn’t for the horrible system we live in I’d be all for this kind of advancement, but it does not make life easier, it does not get us better things, and it almost exclusively makes life worse for millions of people with nothing to show for it.
- Comment on Email is still great for DMs if you only use it for talking to individuals, and not to sign up to things 4 months ago:
It’s convenience. That’s really it. And I don’t like to admit it, but that level of inconvenience is too high for me to try using it that way.