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[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 18 points 6 hours ago

If one can think in abstracted objective self reflection, the reaction to "arm the homeless" opens a window on one's internal biases. If one is afraid of another exercising their right to protect themselves as egalitarian citizens, that is an abusive prejudice. If one is afraid of the repercussions, that is where society presently lacks the impetus to solve the homelessness problem. It costs far less to solve the issue properly too. Narcissism will likely make this logic obscure or blind a person from themselves.

In an idealized exaggeration, the fact that there are so many homeless in the USA is why they should be armed to fight back against a society of prejudiced passive exterminators that harm the disenfranchised of a terrible system.

Maybe I take longer showers... probably the shampoo...

 

You are only a product of your environment. The bottom of that environment is a pit, and there is no ladder back up onto the walls. Maybe a few shots towards the top gets someone to lower the ladder.

 

This is an upload by DJ Ware explaining the Landauer Limit and implications for silicon tech. Don Ware is a former Bell Labs engineer that posts about computing at an advanced level.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUkGPIzsl6Y

Here is the more ambiguous Wikipedia article. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landauer's_principle

This is why the future of all technology is likely biological, and we live in the Stone Age of Silicon presently... or at least this supports my hard sci-fi universe narrative. I did not know how close the end of silicon may be. I highly recommend watching this upload. I've been pondering this one for days.

[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 1 points 9 hours ago

I'm in a far worse situation

[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 6 points 16 hours ago

Few people talk about anything worth engaging with like interests or conversations that might be productive. If that nonsense is normal, I want nothing to do with normal.

[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 5 points 17 hours ago (4 children)

Play Mario as p2 with someone to blame. That buys a better world for all of us and likely room and board for you

[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 22 points 17 hours ago

examprule
tiddy vs titty lead me here
seemed funny as a Wiktionary example

[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 17 points 17 hours ago

US government: hold my beer...

[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

I one hundred percent agree. People take most of what I say outside of the context of my abstractions. I like to use hyperbole a little more than I should, and I choose to withhold judgment in most cases. With something like the OP's situation, I'm amused by the unexpected nature of the situation and using that as a hyperbolic pivot but am not saying it should be normalized to post about porn per say. I asked the question to get a better feel for how I perceive the situation. I can't imagine anyone in my family doing this because they are religious extremists. I don't have to worry about it anyways as I'm in near total social isolation due to physical disability.

[–] j4k3@lemmy.world 22 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I think one of the biggest fallacies is that some places are cheaper or more expensive to live. Cost of living is only based on the opportunities available to the average person. That logic is too hard for most MAGA nuts to crack

 

Edit: Anonymous negative people suck and make me ready to leave Lemmy. Video has merit but people are too stupid to watch it and react instead showing the level of intellect in the room.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d5qGZn35lc

 

This place seems dead. I was skimming some stuff to make a few posts, after posting a basic casual conversation, the negativity shut me down like usual. I am sitting here with 5 tabs and some interesting stuff, but I'm totally disinterested in trying or even spending any more time here this evening. What value does that add for anyone when this place is dying a slow death of disinterest and low engagement? I never add negativity. I only ignore and block. I never discourage because I know I would be shooting myself in the foot. Why is this not fundamentally standard logic for everyone. If you disagree about opinions, appreciate diversity and ignore or better yet discuss. Anonymous negativity to strangers is psychotic behavior that should never have existed in the first place. It is not normal. It is no different that walking up to a stranger in a supermarket and yelling at them for what they wear or how they talk. That is crazy stupid.

 

The plague of NIMBY's may yield if a real plan is put in place to rebuild better. Vast areas could be rezoned for density. A way of addressing the enormous number of displaced people could also address the largest homeless population in the USA. The city that defines urban sprawl could be redefined. How does this play out?

 

1920 Popular Mechanics article on Archive

 

1k lines of code, 5 main functions that are scalable in complexity. Small code to run agents, not small models. Tools plugins framework and tools sharing hosted on huggingface. Runs with open weights self hosted or proprietary inference models.

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If I procrastinate tomorrow I will still have time

 

I was watching an upload by Prompt Engineering on the SmolAgents agentic rag project. In it they talk about the importance of forming questions in the same affirmative voice that the LLM will respond with. My understanding is fuzzy here. Language is not my strongest subject. So maybe ELI5 please. What is "asking questions in an affirmative voice," and more importantly, what is it in contrast to other forms of voicing?

 

Adventures of an American tank crew in the North African desert in World War II during the Allied retreat after the fall of Tobruk.

I watched this last night and made it all the way through (rare for me, like high/dull praise). The 1943 angle was probably more interesting to me than the plot and dialogue. It had plenty of stereotypes expected from WW2 raging at the time, but no fascist level propaganda IMO. The racial angles were interesting in the attempts to ameliorate and contrast IMO.

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