Does not make sense. The image contains no "buses"s. The image contains 1 "bus" written on 1 bus.
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Does not make sense. The image contains no "buses"s. The image contains 1 "bus" written on 1 bus.
it apparently was the wrong answer
???
see also: Ince-strutt diagram or mathieu stability chart
lies, damned lies, and your personal network
Shred after shred until the claw came upon an IRS correspondence. It denvelops and scans, then uploads the PDF and the plaintext transcription to the local archive. The addition triggers the Ohai agent to compose an answer and prints it out, ready to send again."
"Physical mail?"
"Imagine a humanoid shambling out of the door, surrounded by a halo of tokens. It puts the capacitative pad on the skin, then it gets the keys again. A claw pulls out the mail and immediately shreds the Google Fiber advertisement disguised as a Valentines letter.
Meanwhile, on the "B" side of the market:
We are currently angrily refusing to deal with points of services, and trying to spin up AI clients for interfacing points of services. Currently it is working for telephones. We expect to expand to livespeech soon. Physical mail may be possible next year.
seems like a missed opportunity lol. There should be a bot that automatically adds misspelled words, or something better.
Everyone should be entitled to deploying their own filter bubbles at the touch of a button, without manually doing the reversal of a spellchecker.
ok doc, given this list of blocked accounts, is there a blocklist for this?
it's not looking good.
After we created the list, the algorithm just decided to serve *misspelled* political bullshit instead.
It is the "Discover" of BlueSky, which is functionally the same as the "For You" in Twitter.
blocking 50 accounts seem to have created *no* Bayesian update to the algorithm
ok we are trying to enjoy BlueSky but the "For You" is trying to shove in even more politics than Twitter
sorry but Claude is still a hippie
sounds like a challenge
time to post AI regularly and see how long/whether the AI haters would appear...
what software is it
@miq.moe
alienate
Alienate what is alienable, and make alienable what is not so.
> Alienate what is alienable, and make alienable what is not so.
> -- Galileo probably
+1 POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT SIGNAL
2035: "Claude, figure out how to cheaply scan brains and scale them on us-west-1. Get Kubernetes or spin up something more suited for this. One go, no mistakes. Alienate the inalienable."
Sorry, those are not directed at you. Is there a way to just... move the posts and reattach it somewhere else?
tldr: your terminator jokes are getting old
If it were humans doing this, this is just called a Marching Band Formation.
It might be easier if there are actual killer robots with ostantanious displays of their killer nature. Then people can stop making those anxious insinuations every time other robots advance in their sensorimotor capacity.
Strong endorsement of this.
We wasted possibly a cumulative 3 months over the years, repeatedly trying to "get it", only to realize it is YAML (yet another mathematical language).
Similarly, the free energy principle of Karl Friston also wasted us a cumulative 2 months.
Similarly, back when we used GoodReads more regularly, we had a shelf called "don-t-read" specifically for placing books that were, or might become, very tempting, but we have judged not worth reading.
www.goodreads.com/review/list/...
It's a reference to the lyrical poem I Have a Special Plan for This World. Poem by Thomas Ligotti. Musical performance by Current 93.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxZp...
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