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remember when llms were a tool and you could use them however you wanted? pepperidge farms remembers

can't wait for the day when you end up in jail for the wrong prompt or when you will be served ads through the kazoo.

git clone would be good. looks more like a peforce evolution tbh

the same US that gives zero fraks about public health and gutted the CDC before and during the pandemic?

lol. this is not for catching drug smugglers. that's the bs that is fed to the general public. it's mass surveillance. plain and simple

going to pass on this one

is the frontier load bearing?

it could given enough slop doulas

so basically NTP!

+/- 1 minute for month? holy smokes. does not qualify as self setting.

not having to talk to the driver and picking my own music are my fav parts. the novelty wears off quick and it becomes normal

Bloodlust on a control of ogres? anyone? anyone? this was nearly unstoppable.

Pleasure and happiness aren't the same thing, but most people chase pleasure while calling it happiness. Pleasure is the quick hit—good food, sex, scrolling your phone—it feels great but fades fast. Happiness is something else entirely, and what it means changes drastically depending on how smart you are. Less intelligent people tend to equate happiness with basic pleasures and getting their needs met. Average intelligence ties it to status, money, keeping up with others. But higher intelligence complicates everything: some people find meaning in ideas, creativity, or purpose; others overthink themselves into misery, seeing through all the goals that used to motivate them. Intelligence gives you better tools to understand happiness but can also strip away the simple certainties that make it easier to actually feel happy. You gain clarity but lose the blissful ignorance that makes chasing straightforward goals satisfying.

viewing it as an assistant is the way to go. it's there to help you - like an overpowered autocomplete - but not there to think for you.

that was a joke regarding bitcoin not Argentina. also: congrats for jumping to the worst possible interpretation

I hear AI data centers are consuming more power than the entire country of Argentina /s

But I don't hear anyone worried about the massive power consumption without a clear indication if this is a net positive for our society.