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- Comment on Bat 8 hours ago:
Yeah, but I’m not THAT happy.
- Comment on Bat 8 hours ago:
- Got some shit done today. That’s a happy bat.
- Comment on It's bad man 8 hours ago:
Yeah, doing a same parallel tracking, I would have a 13 year old. shudder
- Comment on the young always think they have all the right answers but THIS eventually happens 12 hours ago:
My Dad quoted this a few times, until he finally realized how incredibly untrue this can be when he falls for too many online scams.
- Comment on It's bad man 12 hours ago:
Child, please.
Enjoy those knees while you can.
Source: Old enough to have a 25 year old kid.
- Comment on Rawr 12 hours ago:
Do you not back up your 2FA when you set them up?
People should need to take a test before they can be on the internet.
- Comment on ℞osaur 6 days ago:
Like how lions at “King of the Jungle.” No they’re not! What lion pulled a sword from a stone or killed Rhaegar Targaryen at the Battle of the Trident? Zero. Fucking. Lions. Done. That. Shit.
- Comment on Srsly 6 days ago:
You’re thinking of Americorps. Peace Corps just had drastic budget cuts so far, but there’s still volunteers going out and in the field.
- Comment on Good shit 6 days ago:
I figure it was real men eat old milk.
- Comment on Srsly 1 week ago:
Job on a station in Australia.
Peace Corps.
Deckhand on a cargo ship.
Fishing boat in Alaska.
WWOOFing across a continent
Lots of ways to peace out and time travel and adventure to the other side of all this.
- Comment on Inflation markers 1 week ago:
And you can make biltong much easier than jerky. Literally just a hanger and a room running AC.
Plus, absolutely 20 times better.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Thanks - Comment on Adding Modest Friction - マリウス 1 week ago:
I love this. I hadn’t ever considered something like Tor and added friction as dividing the wheat from the chaff readers.
The problem with this period in time is that it’s awash in low effort shit. This is like placing your own book of philosophy in the library.
- Comment on The RSS (an Indian fascist org) "preparing" for war 1 week ago:
Are they playing “Duck Duck War”?
- Comment on I knew one day I’d have to watch powerful men burn the world down. I just didn’t expect them to be such losers 2 weeks ago:
Because it’s so much better when they’re charismatic assholes?
- Comment on If you're a broke vampire, just say that 2 weeks ago:
If you want to future-proof your social commentary, the tech broligarch version of non-geographic nations that overlay existing nations are called Decentralized Autonomous Organizations.
…wikipedia.org/…/Decentralized_autonomous_organiz…
lpoandlaw.com/…/the-future-of-legal-daos-why-the-…
So even if you wanted to merge this into a magic/etheric style framework, it would be easy. Offshore DAO registered far far away meant to be egalitarian representation with a maguffin talisman that a big bad wants to get from vamps to consolidate power and upend the non-exploitative organic system.
- Comment on New kinda Captcha 2 weeks ago:
Too many birds!
- Comment on New kinda Captcha 2 weeks ago:
If this was a CAPCHA, I would love it.
- Comment on Hundreds of smartphone apps are monitoring users through their microphones 3 weeks ago:
An app where all you end up recording is “Bro! Bro! Bro! Broseeeeph! Let’s gooooooo, Bro!”
- Comment on What is the likelihood I see trump shoot someone on 5th Ave? It's gotta be non 0, right? 3 weeks ago:
This is the correct answer. He famously (so I thought) hates guns.
No, would he have JD or a marshall do it for him? Non-zero chance.
- Comment on Choose a number, 1-5! 3 weeks ago:
All of this is exactly right. #2 is the least cringe-inducing because of the lumpy bottom.
Is this fork thing an official diagnosis metric? Or just not yet?
- Comment on Google, X and Facebook Are Modern-Day Tobacco Companies 3 weeks ago:
It’s been a topic of conferences, books, podcasts, and new laws for almost a decade. They have it all in plain sight. Lol, made it up.
Curtis Yarvin has his Butterfly Revolution, which Thiel is all in about. Therefore Musk as well. Of the five pillars, the EO about forcing university accreditation to heel is the last one needed to not them all. Well documented, and the Nerd Reich had a post recently about how Yarvin is mad at how incompetent Trump and Musk are because they’re literally not gasing people to death by now.
A guy named Balaji wrote a book called the Network State that outlines the government that should replace democraticly electing people. Also a podcast, also conferences with folks like the creator of Etherium backing it. He’s been pushing countries to recognize DAOs as legal entities. Wyoming is on board, and Palau and the Marshall Islands have also been receptive as nation level test cases. Network city-states are in the mix as well.
This is the stuff that makes Project 2025 look like quaint kids’ games. However, where they both agree is the idea of repealing the social gains of the 20th century. Civil rights, women’s rights, gone. The goal is techno-fascist fifedoms built around crypto and AI, like Thiel’s investment in Praxis, where broligarchs don’t just have money, they control the force and violence of the state, which is something that money can’t just buy.
- Comment on Shitting in my post 3 weeks ago:
This is the face of having regular movements and suddenly missing one.
The rest of your day is ruined, wondering if you might die and never poop again, what you did wrong to anger the BM gods, did you eat a whole loaf of bread yesterday? No… WHY? Where did your poop go?
Then you shit double the next day and the relief washes over you lime you’ve been born again, rising from the ashes.
- Comment on Google, X and Facebook Are Modern-Day Tobacco Companies 3 weeks ago:
Y’all, one of the far-reaching Broligarchy ideas they’re hoping emerges from the ashes of the United States is the DAO, decentralized autonomous organization.
Every action in the block chain. They facilitate, and are predicated on, the idea of treating every aspect of life as a social network. Everything you do is recorded. So daily life ends up incentived toward constant, persistent, corralled engagement.
The difference is that you can’t build a society on the mechanics of the tobacco industry. But you can on a human reaction industry.
- Comment on Only the biggest ones, folks, trust me! 3 weeks ago:
Just yesterday this guy comes up too me, big guy, hairy guy, tears in his eyes, and when I remove the ball gag he says “Sir, would you spank me. I heard you were the best, and I want the best.” And so I bent him over and spanked him to within an inch of his life. Other people, they would have stopped after a couple swats, but I really let him have it on his beautiful bear backside.
- Comment on Advanced OpenAI models hallucinate more than older versions, internal report finds 3 weeks ago:
That’s exactly the problem.
However, o4 is actually “o4 mini-high” while o3 is now just o3 now. The full release, no “mini” or other limitations. At this point o3 in its full form is better than a limited o4.
But, none of that matters while Claude 3.7 exists.
- Comment on Anyone know the name of this famous rabbit? 3 weeks ago:
OK, but this rabbit is named Harvey, and maybe you’re doing some viral picture framing campaign? Seems as likely as a joke related to a rabbit in an entirely different movie.
- Comment on Anyone know the name of this famous rabbit? 3 weeks ago:
IIRC, he had just gotten it delivered. Though haven’t seen this movie in a while.
- Comment on Advanced OpenAI models hallucinate more than older versions, internal report finds 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, I think that workarounds with o3 is where we’re at until Altman figures out that just saying the latest oX mini high is “great at coding” is bad marketing when it can’t accomplish the task.
- Comment on lion 4 weeks ago:
The lion also abandons its young for days at a time to hunt, eats only raw meat covered in flies, and if given a large enough cardboard box, will sit in the cardboard box like a large house cat.