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JIFfery Epstein. Too soon?
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Greetings from the ex-commie block.
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Historically, the U.S. government has always used disenfranchised populations as a test case to develop both strategy and legal precedent for infringing on constitutional rights before exporting them to society as a whole. Before incarcerated people faced retaliation for possessing books, African slaves were frequently punished for reading the Old Testament out of fear that the Exodus story might inspire them to dream of freedom.
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I am overloaded with filth and tragedy now in progress in the USA an imposed onto us all.
Thus, I will stop (for a while and with few exceptions) to share posts on this topic.
If you want to see daily dispatches, I recommend you stay tuned to these two feeds (rss available):
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The Trump administration’s white nationalist project was on full display this weekend at the 62nd Munich Security Conference that took place from February 13 to 15, 2026.Heather Cox Richardson (Letters from an American)
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Are doctors really being silenced about the ketogenic diet? Dr. Eric Westman reacts to a powerful video by Dr. Tony Hampton, exploring claims of censorship a...Dr. Eric Westman - Adapt Your Life (YouTube)
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#Olympics #FigureSkating #RepetetiveMotionSyndrome #Coaching
It occurred to me only this morning that two apparent losses of apparently assured gold medals by both Team #ChockBates and #IliaMalinin do have this one thing in common: coaches who believed that a reprise of routines that previously won gold would win gold again, and both got different results.
Coaches, for a clue as to how to not let that happen again, as Ilia put it, consult with people who frequently knit different patterns because they know better than you do that when the mind/body connection is involved in a repeated pattern, it will go into error-prone autopilot rather than produce an attentively fresh performance. A knitter is capable of correcting errors even when they're discovered after several rows of production, but a skater has no such option.
Coaches, take a tip from the knitting community: NEVER do reprises.
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Since I've seen Simon Biles quality performance from #TheQuadGod I'm just wondering if what he experienced today is a skater's form of "The Twisties". Today's performance was just heartbreaking.
I also heard more noise about a Chock/Bates appeal of the medal points where #NBCNightlyNews showed that the French judge wasn't only an outlier in this Olympics but he was also in past Olympics. I'm going to say this again--there's NO SUCH THING as faulting ONE judge when the other judges AGREE with his scoring, as they did TWICE.
NBC showed flaws in the performance of the gold medalists, and I point out that's not where they got a perfect score, and the medal awards are determined by the SUM of ALL the points, not just the points in one area, so here we have an example of #TomLlamas failing to report on this matter objectively. It's ALL the numbers, stupid.
Seriously. An appeal based on what one single judge does is, at best, sour grapes.
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changed OS to a Atomic version, so it needed a re build from scrap, long story short an opportunity to make things better.
the Friendly (use case on a public domain without hammering the server with a time outset) "crawler" to set up on local host, no API in a file where instruction LLM in system message is to look in that directory only.
And instead of a browser UI a GUI with incorporated checkers.
All is open source and private LLM as model, so leave the salt behind please.
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I am not a fan of scraping at all to teach LLMs as I feel it provides more bad information than good to train on. Though it is a nice way to learn about automation. I know you will do it responsibly. Remember to keep long pauses between your scrapes to not put undue pressure on the servers. By long I mean 5 to 10 seconds not minutes 😉.
Always be careful of what you teach your LLM. Garbage in, Garbage Out. One of the things I hate about corporate AI and why I do not use it is because they use scrapes from social media. They use the most popular posts. This does not mean they are the most accurate posts. So use the information corporate AI gives you at your bane. Do not replicate their paradigm in your own experiments. Use well fettered and vetted information that you tag appropriately to keep it in context.
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In Talking Points Memo, editor Josh Marshall has been exploring the contours of what he calls the Authoritarian International, which he identifies as “a host of authoritarian governments around the world, the princelings of the Gulf monarchies, the sprinkling of European right-ravanchist governments, the rightward portion of Silicon Valley (which accounts for a larger and larger percentage of the top owners if not the larger community), the Israeli private intel sector, various post-Soviet oligarchs and, increasingly, the world’s billionaire class.”Marshall notes that those in this world are not just antidemocratic. They are constructing a private world in which deals are done secretly without any democratic accountability, mixing national interest with individual financial interest. The model operates in part by maintaining control over key figures thanks to compromising material on them. Marshall points out that the system can be oddly stable if everyone has something on everyone else.
In a ceremony at the White House yesterday, surrounded by coal industry leaders, lawmakers, and miners, President Donald J.Heather Cox Richardson (Letters from an American)
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in reply to Blaise • •@Blaise
Okay, I am fine with disagreeing on topics. Let us keep this honest though. As predictive text solutions have been around for far longer than AI and does not have its roots in AI. Think Tree Sitter for instance. I would also not call a Science that has saved hundreds of millions of lives and increased the quality of so many more lives an existential threat.
So many people today want to point out how unregulated corporations are using AI in an inappropriate way but fail to mention that the issue is unregulated corporations and not the technology (AI).
I have worked with and on AI since the 80's, yes I am a new comer to an old science, long before artificial neural networks were a reality and were just a mathematical hypotheses yet to be implemented. I have seen AI grow in areas of Medicine, Driver Assistance (adaptive speed control, collision detection and warning systems to parallel parking) Traffic Control Syst
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Okay, I am fine with disagreeing on topics. Let us keep this honest though. As predictive text solutions have been around for far longer than AI and does not have its roots in AI. Think Tree Sitter for instance. I would also not call a Science that has saved hundreds of millions of lives and increased the quality of so many more lives an existential threat.
So many people today want to point out how unregulated corporations are using AI in an inappropriate way but fail to mention that the issue is unregulated corporations and not the technology (AI).
I have worked with and on AI since the 80's, yes I am a new comer to an old science, long before artificial neural networks were a reality and were just a mathematical hypotheses yet to be implemented. I have seen AI grow in areas of Medicine, Driver Assistance (adaptive speed control, collision detection and warning systems to parallel parking) Traffic Control System and so much more.
It is not a bad technology, it is being used poorly by unfettered capitalists that continue to go unregulated. Though people are not up in arms about the unregulated corporations misuse of one of our greatest technologies of the century, they are up in arms about the technology itself that they do not understand. I call it the Isaac Asimov syndrome (actually I just made that up).
You are a great guy based on what I have heard from you and appear, from what I have seen, to be a committed engineer. Yet, I strongly disagree with your stated issues with AI as I find them misplaced. Fire has burned down cities and kept people alive by its warmth. We should not judge a technology by its misuse or by its success when use appropriately. We should judge it by its own virtues or lack of them. I am sorry to see that you do not appear to believe that.
If something really needs fixing it is our policy of letting unfettered capitalism running amuk and our corporations having no realistic regulations.
Have a Great Day!
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in reply to Unus Nemo • •@Unus Nemo Well, a) it was in jest (you know, like there's an AI conspiracy, and they're controlling everything?), but OK? and b) you are incorrect.
I too have worked with AI, and in particular neural network simulations, also since the 1980s. The alignment problem has not been solved, and if we go on this way, we will likely soon all succumb to one paperclip maximizer or other!
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I am glad to hear you were just kidding . I will continue to agree to disagree on AI being broken. Do we have room for further improvement, yes, Is AI intrinsically and fundamentally broken, no.
I believe that those of us actually working on AI and not Chatbots are making a lot of significant improvements.
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Just curious, as you also developed AI solutions in the 80s, are you a proficient LISP programmer? I do not meet many LISP programmers these day 😉.