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I have a 3D-printed Sierpinski Tetrahedron. It's lovely.

https://imgur.com/a/oZwCFLu

I'm not understanding this sentiment at all. You'd rather input your CC details into a site whose main business isn't dealing safely with credit cards - rather than inputting it into Stripe (which is what his site uses), whose entire raison d'etre is doing so?

Great! You’ve just put the final piece in place for the civil war.

> as long as people can move freely

But they won’t be able to. We’ve already seen this attempted (e.g. https://www.plannedparenthoodaction.org/pressroom/first-in-t... ) and if we went in that direction that’s the kind of thing that would happen.

If intimacy doesn’t keep you warm you might be doing something wrong.

My tp-link ax6000 does that just fine.

A label maker is about $20. I’m not sure that speaks to intense dedication all by itself.

Love your blog. What do you think of what was said in the sibling comments about it?

I have been playing with it recently and, yeah, it's much better than Gemini. It's still seems to be single-shot though - as in, it reads your text, thinks about it for a bit, kicks off searches, reads those searches, thinks, and answers. It never, as far as I can tell, kicks off new searches based on the thinking it did after the initial searches - whereas chatgpt will often do half a dozen or more iterations of that.

I find Claude and Gemini to be wildly inferior to ChatGPT when it comes to doing searches to establish grounding. Gemini seems to do a handful of searches and then make shit up, where ChatGPT will do dozens or even hundreds of searches - and do searches based on what it finds in earlier ones.

It really is just that good. That is why it's had such massive uptake. No matter how many times you've been burned before, no matter how skeptical you are, it's so good that, seriously, just try it, and you'll be instantly converted.

If only there were some sort of link here with that sort of information!

I work in healthcare IT and all of these have very specific meanings, and it’s very clear to the intended audience what these all are.

galaxy spine thinking

Chiropractor is NOT the same as astrology. Astrology isn’t noted for causing permanent spinal cord damage and quadriplegia.

Wouldn’t the number of wires be…. zero? The clacks are optical. They’re semaphore.

The judge: five .... MEEEIIILLIONNNN ... euros!

Meta: lol

It's mentioned here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasakela_chimpanzee_community

Oooh I love this idea. We could have some sort of process where everyone gets a say in deciding how the money is spent. Except maybe rather than everyone doing that you could have instead people whose job it is to do it, and everyone gets a say in deciding who those people are.

I wonder if this sort of thing has ever been tried.

Why just hope, when you could read the article and know?

You seem to have a naming conflict with https://dayflow.ai/

OKCupid, back in the day, was stunningly good. Back in 2011 I spent a huge amount of time filling out my profile, and OKC found me 5 matches with >98%.

I married one of them and 2 of them are still close friends.

Odd. I’ve never had a new window or tab take more than maybe 20ms.

It really is. I don't have my phone number on there, obviously, but when I went from being a random code monkey to having a 'Director' title at a very large institution, my sales spam went from 0 to probably 50 pieces a day.

I love how spammers do that- it works out great for me. I no longer live in my phones area code. I block the entire area code, which catches a huge amount of spam calls.

It actually doesn't go where you'd expect after the first page. The discussion confirms it because nearly everyone only read the first page, and mostly people are commenting on the article they think it is, rather than what it actually is.

It doesn't seem to work, though, no matter how many times i click on 'click here' or in what browser.

oh come on please it's easy just /etc/init.apt-get/frob-set-conf --arc=0 - +/lib/syn.${SETDCONPATH}.so.4.2 even my grandma can do that

Fortunately, humans don't follow linguistic "laws" like you seem to do, and literally everyone understood what I meant.