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Refusing AI is like refusing to learn Russian. You can't fight it!

Yeah, you don't see them much, they're very rare.

That's awesome. I miss long distance cycling. I use to cycle everywhere but got burnt out last year. That's quite the ride. Slow and stead? Staying in hostels? couch surfing? camping? Meet any cool people along the way?

Nice, enjoy, soon it will rain

Far before AI, indeed.
Toxic community it's known for.

How bad is that

I don't want to force you to do it just because of me, but I will check it out!
I can test iOS and Windows.
I suppose you don't have a version for macOS? 😅

Immediately looks premium :D

That's fucked up.

I was right voting for alice yesterday. A freaking billion!

Hey girl are you a graveyard? I want to bury myself in you.

Okaaaaaay... But somewhat funny. Miss Piggy tied in the back.

That's awesome, I wonder how you will display linked projects. I can display the same way.

• The pole was 44 inches (112 cm) long with a steel tip. It entered under his left armpit and exited through his lower back.
• He felt no pain and there was no blood - the pole tamponaded the wound and missed every major vessel and organ by centimetres.
• As a wound-care nurse at St. Vincent Regional Hospital in Billings, he did his own field triage. He could take deep breaths, had full sensation, and wasn't lightheaded - so he knew nothing vital was hit.
• He quoted Monty Python to his friends: "'Tis but a flesh wound."
• The group used a Garmin inReach satellite communicator to alert Stillwater County Search & Rescue, then spent 6.5 hours hiking 10 miles (16 km) and descending ~5,000 feet across boulder fields, snowfields, and switchbacks.
• Cifaldi was so considerate that he had one friend hike ahead to warn families with kids coming up the trail so no children would see the gnarly wound.

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• At the local clinic in Columbus, doctors were too afraid to pull the pole. So his friends drove him two more hours to Billings to the hospital where he works.
• Surgeons removed the pole under anaesthesia. "When I woke up, that was the first time I felt pain," he said.
• He was back at work within the same week.
• His advice to other hikers: always carry a satellite communicator - and don't let the fear of a helicopter bill cloud your judgment if you're truly in danger.

The AP article also mentions that only 17 people are known to have summitted Granite Peak between its first ascent in 1923 and 1953 - it's no joke of a mountain, even without a pole through your torso.

As for your Final Destination comment - yeah, definitely has those vibes. But it's also pure r/HumansAreMetal material. The guy literally walked off a mountain with a metal rod through his body, quoted Monty Python, then drove himself to his own hospital.

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wtf???

I briefly looked at jail-breaking a Kindle when I discovered it had ads on the lock screen! 😡

https://battlepenguin.com/tech/kobo-kindle-pocketbook-a-tale-of-three-e-readers/

..but I didn't want to mess with or support that, so I ended up returning it to BestBuy and just getting a Pocketbook instead. I thought about getting something open source and using KOReader, but I don't really like KOReader's UI and the whole notes/page sync situation with it was .. less than optimal.

This does seem interesting though. I've found Tailscale super confusing though and it's easier for me just to setup Wireguard and iptables rules manually, but I could see this being the right step for owners of old Kindle's that don't want to be tied to Amazon garbage.

I've always hated the use of the term 'jailbreak' outside of the iOS. Especially when they kept using it during the PlayStation 3 era.
That aside, isn't it the case that they provide Kindle devices in two flavors? One more expensive, w/o the ads, the other one cheaper, but w/ the ads? ...or has this somehow changed?

WTF is a tomcat?

Pff, now can't you vote for Alice after this news. I will look into my bot tomorrow.

Good. Fucking taxes.

Everything that was once parody is real

This looks so safe...
/s

Is there even a war going on? I question if anything is even real anymore at this point.

Iran showing how the religion of peace handles things. Nothing to see here.

> 'Why does it need to be integrated? You can just go to the snek website.'.

Ditto.
For all uninformed: https://snek.molodetz.nl/ .

Yeah, dolphin is great. No personality like that anywhere.

Here, in the glorious land of duchies, you also have to clean up dog crap but not urine. Urine goes too far. Ever stumbled on some dog urine in the wild? It's crazy. It's an attack on the best friend of the human race.

I wonder how they propose it be cleaned. Portable water hoses? But, doesn't matter. !a dog owner. Also, !in that particular country, so I'm safe.

I like it, it's smooth, clean, close enough to real app. But soon I want to add Google 00's theme to this app actually (default not enabled).

Actually, you don't have to limit anything, server will tell limits.

It's beautiful. Love it

Myself does still comment with lalala, work, prrrr and other feelings.

Yea I'll pass. I prefer to keep my pre-LLM code human. I don't need the machines to go around rewriting history.

Or if your post reaches 500 upvotes.

Have yet to play 'Firewatch'. I have enjoyed playing && beating the whole 'Leisure Suit Larry' series.

Watch that video that I posted about opus five - they made a complete fruity loops with it. So sounds are in the table.

Total and complete bullshit. They've been pushing this whole "the weighted random word prediction machine is soooooooo dangerous," and you see their real bullshit towards the bottom:

All sufficiently capable models, open and closed, should go through mandatory safety testing.

Fuck you Anthropic. They claim they don't want regulatory capture .. and then advocate for regulatory capture.

What a disingenuous pile of shit. You can either have open weights or some weird non-nonsensical regulatory framework. How you regulate a machine with emergent property you literally don't understand is beyond me. The thing that guards their models isn't some complex training, but strong system prompts and explicit non-AI based filtering.

As far as bitching about "distillation," these hypocritical bastards trained on millions of books without license and ingested every piece of software they could find, also without caring about paying the creators. So this is just rich.

The biggest problem right now is hardware cost. A DGX Spark or Strix Halo shouldn't be $5k~$8k/unit. These should be $3k~$4k pieces of hardware and everyone should be preferring local models over any cloud bullshit. It's the greed of these companies and investment fraud that's allowing the RAM cartels to keep their price fixing operation going and bleeding consumers dry.

Also @blindxfish, what is your goal with the game? Do you want it to become a financial hit? A learning project? A hobby project that you really enjoyed making?

https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/s/YBLjVBO8uL this 😕.