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Yeah LLMs just don't reason, any "reasoning" they do is just fiat marketing.

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reason.com: Sanctions for Another Lawyer Filing AI-Hallucinated Material … -- https://tinyurl.com/2adux6ft -- for citing to fabricated, AI-generated cases without verifying the accuracy, or even the existence, of the cases and misrepresenting to the Court the origin of the AI-generated cases. #liberty #news

Fucking idiot

So no change whatsoever then from the status quo.

I call B.S. on that first one, depends on what we count as an operation in the brain.

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😂

We really need good philosophy though. Which generally is helped by logic and science.

Self hosted is the best. Fooocus stable diffusion is great.

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This is a small part of a very deep OSINT rabbit hole. The service also allows tracking of insides of buildings, even without visibility of the outdoors.

This service also had a freely available test a while back where you could export to PDF. I used it briefly but I hadn't ever been their customer. Huge ethical concerns.

You can actually do the above yourself in some cases but the service (which is LE only) is likely to be way more accurate. If I upload a photo showing too much of my home and throw it into Google Lens it shows old photos of the inside when it was for sale many years ago. This is why I rarely take pictures. It means very little for me in the grand scheme as I consider myself a public individual and I posted photos in this very Nostr feed but if you are heavy on your opsec you should not do this.

I also managed to help a colleague with this a very long time ago by identifying the house of a photo subject who took a mirror selfie in his bathroom. I put Google Lens of the background of the image and it identified a Zillow listing of the house with every room inside. This is a very low effort thing to try out.

There's also equivalent services for tracking faces with AI. Some having very dodgy opt-out schemes and I had seen being marketed as law enforcement tools but ended up having malicious intentions. One of the largest ones had Reddit accounts where they posted on 18+ content subreddits for the purpose of using it to ID online sex workers.

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It's so obvious to me that people could trace your location with images. Like I've been expecting that for decades.

it's markdown native?! I frickin' love markdown. I just use regular text files (with markdown) on Linux systems for my notes though.

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wtf is Obsidian?

I'm a base 2 bitch. I'll get excited when bitcoin price hits 128k, or 128ki, which is 131072. #base2 #binarybitch #nonnonbinary

what are we at now? I don't check price much even though I'm invested in bitcoin companies lol

If they are responsible and aware of the dangers of this corporate statist nightmare, they will. But multiple backups, multiple archivers, aids with the decentralization of git.

I'll remember these. I think I'm using ... What the hell am I using? I specifically opted for one that required almost no permissions.

What makes Graphene more trustworthy than Calyx? Is it because the lead developer is an obsessed autist? I mean that is usually a good sign 😂

Is it that Calyx depends too much on corporate code?

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You always look pretty. Especially for a bat! No offense.

Finally read the article. Doesn't this mischaracterize Einstein's assertion? I thought he was asserting that information doesn't travel faster than light, not that quantum entanglement is spooky action at a distance. And the article doesn't explain anything in detail sufficient to fully understand.

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Having full control of this bearer asset, the victim could then sell it to anyone, including the court's preferred bounty hunter agency which could choose for you, or you can go and choose a specific individual or an alternative agency or open source billboard and bidding system, to execute the law.

The owner of the claim, the victim, could grab this claim from the court. It could be a cryptographically signed and validated document on the nostr protocol. It would give the bearer the right to enact up to but not exceeding the maximum penalty (which was determined in arbitration) on the perpetrator.

I got it at Fatberger. I flushed it down, sorry.

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I hear ya

You hear me MSTRBATING?!? Oops guess I was really crankin' the hog hard, huh?

They're measuring and quoting the wrong empirical data in the first place, for a variety of reasons. Largely to keep the narrative going that the fed is needed to stabilize the economy. Unemployment figures is a grossly misleading term for what that figure actually measures, for example. They don't look like idiots to everyone, only to those people who do economics right.