Hackworth

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Lawnmower Man (1992)

I hate the OS, the swipe recognition, the soft keyboard, and the majority of the apps. I know how to fix most of that, I just really can’t be arsed to put in the time. I’ve been living in a kind of stand-off with the thing.

Having a smartphone with an awful user experience has worked out great. My hatred for its stupid bullshit outweighs my desire to interact with the internet.

Yech, did they put trypophobia in the prompt?

One of the few AI orgs of note outside of China and the US. What’s left? Black Forest?

Plus blu-ray has like five times the bitrate of streaming.

Same. Ditched my account during the API nonsense, but I still lurked occasionally on old.reddit. When they made that require a login, stopped going to reddit entirely. Which leaves this place as the last social media I interact with. I’m expecting some kinda ban on the fediverse in my country, just cause that seems par for this course. Then I dunno, give up on the internet? It’s half bots now anyway.

Oh, I remember this one. They’re Wipers!

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Blog Post, Video, Paper, External Commentary, Neuronpedia Demo

Attention is all you need? The modern world demands more attention than anyone has. Our attention was colonized by social media, shadow work (in the economic rather than Jung sense), and the constantly changing software, portals, and platforms that are required to interact with the corpos/gov. So attention was automated (albeit poorly). And while it’s not news, it’s increasingly apparent to everyone that how we focus our attention is a significant part of who we are.

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I have first-hand experience living near a source of infrasound, and oh my god, it’s terrible. Here’s a good video about the infrasound generated by data centers.

Well, they did pay, just after the fact.

Writing an article about this without mentioning the Fable export control seems odd.

I was also confused. It’s oddly worded. From Anthropic’s news post:

We reviewed a demonstration of this specific technique being used to identify a small number of previously known, minor vulnerabilities.

As far as I can tell, this review preceded the gov order, and it was at this point that Katie Moussouris was involved.

rest were hallucinations

I’m having trouble parsing whatcha mean here if they were coding tasks. The code didn’t run? Ran but had 0 functionality? If they were non-coding tasks, then agreed, I didn’t notice it being significantly more accurate. Though I did appreciate the larger vocab. I wasn’t gonna be able to afford to keep using it once it went to API pricing anyway.