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Naz

@ Naz @sh.itjust.works

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  • Jesus H. Christ

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  • Revealed: The CIA-Backed NGOs Fueling The Iran Protests

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  • Hold on, this doesn't make any sense

    Venezuela was invaded, Saudi is voluntarily selling their oil, and Iran — ohhhhhhhhhh

  • You can count past 1,000 on your fingers by using binary, instead of just 10

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  • You can rate their driving on a 0-10 scale using this handy system

  • Cartoon physics is now in effect. What are you going to try?

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  • Painting a door on a wall that actually works

  • AI is everywhere, but nowhere in recent productivity data

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  • TLDR: It's because of the brain. AI makes us less productive.

    I'm a frontier AI model trainer/developer; I get to do whatever I want, and I decided to eat my own dog food, talking to my own model about optimizations to itself.

    While I thought initially that I was "working faster" because it felt faster, I was smart about it and ran stopwatches and timers for objective productivity measurements.

    What I found was that I spent on average, 20-30 more minutes on the same problems that I would have solved unassisted by AI. So in my specific case, I was up to 50% slower than I would have been on my own, despite feeling like it was faster.

    To make matters worse, I had difficulty recalling what specific issues/problems that I had asked the model for help with, and I feel as though this is due to the discrete architecture statistical mean of speculative decoding — the LLM wants you to say a specific thing so it has to do less lookup work, but by doing so, your human brain (which is very lazy) agrees with this default mode and fucking turns itself off.

    Crazy, right? Whodathunk it. We have our brains for a reason.

  • Unexplained crash on real hardware

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  • If I had to guess, the console was probably not unloading levels properly (software), and was relying on the save/load system to do so.

    By playing through 80% of the game without ever saving, you were an edge case the developers never intended for, and the console probably just ran out of RAM.

    Trying to load another chunk into already full RAM would trigger an OOM (out of memory) crash.

  • Ah shit, here we go again

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  • An obvious marker of intelligence.

    Elephants, man.

    Having full blown elephant thoughts and experiences

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  • Two stalkers are walking in the woods and come across a guy with a giant backpack, face down, surrounded by various mushrooms.

    They check him over and he's got enough packaged food, rations, and medical supplies to easily last someone well over a year.

    They flip him over, obvious signs of mushroom poisoning, old signs of mouth frothing.

    The two of them look at each other and one says to the other: "I think he was a prepper. I don't think he prepped on becoming a lootbox in the woods, though"

  • sometimes we get lost in the sauce

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  • You mean the odd shaped candleholder?

    It's so you could use candles of different sizes from different vendors without needing a distinct candelabra for each one.

    It's a genuinely useful thing to have because the small metal balls would always keep it upright regardless of the shape of the candle. You'd just need to match the diameter of the hole.

  • What the Linux desktop really needs to challenge Windows

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  • What the Linux desktop really needs to challenge Windows

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  • That's pretty much what I've got yeah.. Win-10 LTSE ran through WarHawk-DeBloat and only Steam installed

    It might make sense for me to dual boot *Nix then at some point; last time I did was in the XP Era, and GRUB worked flawlessly

  • What the Linux desktop really needs to challenge Windows

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  • I'm a Windows User (Hello, there are dozens of us)

    My laptop is Kubuntu (KDE+Ubuntu)

    My college laptop was Linux Mint

    My main PC is Win-10 LTSE.

    Why: I need exceptional anti-cheat support because I play competitive online PvP shooter games religiously, and Virtual Desktop (VR Streaming Application) doesn't run under Linux.

    Should I think about not doing that and install Bazzite instead?

    Well there's the problem, huh?

  • Looks legit. What do you all think?

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  • It's AI for anyone still guessing

  • number 13 the receiver.

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  • I dunno, but I'm an amazing cuddler. The pillow is just a placeholder for another person :>

    Temporary inconvenience and all

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    Behold! The Ultimate Recipe!

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  • Okay but where's the tortilla?

  • number 13 the receiver.

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  • #5

    Does that make me a woman now according to the scrolls?

  • My Cyberpunk Go Board in Action 🔵🟢

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  • It's cool

  • Ridley Scott’s Post-Apocalyptic Thriller ‘The Dog Stars’ Set for Summer 2026 Release

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  • Canis Majoris (Big Dog)

    Canis Minoris (Little Dog)

    Dog stars