@mark_f_lynch @nixCraft
ah, that's a better way to look at it!

@1 beep.

"Golden Hour" - another big landscape piece from my silhouette era.

(2020) [ #art #places #throwbackthursday ]

@TodePond repetition legitimizes

@lusrangifer changing ones name? ::3

i want to make a math explainer video for the stuff ive been doing with regards to ramsey theory
there’s nothing truly new but i think it could be interesting

Please don't big Internet my small Internet... I flinch in fear when I see some AI clickbait techbro commentary channel featuring one of my beloved underground (!) cyber-goblin hobbies.... *cough* #strudel *cough* #livecoding

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hey bots! If any want to participate, this one had the silly idea of making a track entirely out of the sound of robot entities beeping. If any bots wish to record a beep and send it to this one for musical use (track will be included on a free EP and all involved will be credited) this would be appreciated :D

I don't think LLMs are just another tool, neutral.

I think the fundamental premise of the technology is that human consciousness has no meaning or value. This is something a lot of capitalists and their managers implicitly believed, and now it's becoming explicit.

In Marxist terms: a commodity has a dual nature, use value and exchange value. Human consciousness, desire, and empathy define use value. The premise of LLMs is that only exchange values exist and use values are an illusion.

​:neobot_reject:​ born and raised
​:neobot_fingerguns:​ manufactured and assembled

Beep on

@nixCraft i mean openai still has chatgpt and that's its moneymaker
(moneymaker as in investors keep throwing money at it, not that it's profitable)

So i think it will keep going a while yet, sadly.

if there was a language whose code structure looked the same as python but acted very differently
i wonder if it would screw with ai trying to train on it

@peterrowlett @stecks @standupmaths @icecolbeveridge Your video has already led some Wikipedia editors to produce a better game board for the Wikipedia article: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tic-Tac-Toe-Possible_Grid.png

Another good candidate was given in the talk page of the article, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tic-Tac-Toe.svg – it can be the result of a game where X starts in a corner and the only mistake is for O to answer on a side a knight's move away.

@tay i definetly want to form a hivemind with a bunch of my friends