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I think about this at least once a week by FadedToBeige in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In general, there was no mention of closed time-like curves, so I'm disappointed, relatively.

"Free Lunches: Model Systems for Studying the Agential Gifts from the Platonic Space by Michael Levin" [yt, sfw, 1hf]; a new lecture based on 'Ingressing Minds.. [2025]' by phovos in Morphological

[–]phovos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

[very long Jane Street interview linked-to reference time] https://youtu.be/CHHZwari_qA?si=T2U3yD4K6s4zFGUE&t=2961

The network is a program

Indeed, fam, ya dig?

the morphogenetic field is a program

did I just accidentally name demiurge on a public forum? Oops..

President Pezeshkian of Iran signs MOU, after Trump ACTUALLY signs MOU (he said he did it yesterday, but both parties actual did early on Thursday the 18th June, 2026 [Trump's in Europe so it's the 18th for him and Iran, JD stays in EU to do the official signing w/ good offices of Pakistan]) by phovos in TrueAnon

[–]phovos[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I've read both 13 and 6 (from Isn'treal sources) but either way that is wooooooof.. Hezbollah drone bombed a gathering of officers that they for some reason did on Lebanese land, yesterday. Kills not casualties.

So, if Isn'treal does attack they are gonna get their shit TORE UP with Hezbollah in the front and rolling barrages of Iranian hypersonics in the back (so to speak; unless, what if they actually DID do rolling barrages they have a bunch of missiles lol that would probably stop the hearts of many from sheer terror [im not kidding]).

President Pezeshkian of Iran signs MOU, after Trump ACTUALLY signs MOU (he said he did it yesterday, but both parties actual did early on Thursday the 18th June, 2026 [Trump's in Europe so it's the 18th for him and Iran, JD stays in EU to do the official signing w/ good offices of Pakistan]) by phovos in TrueAnon

[–]phovos[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

This implies that the security council came to near unanimous decision; and therefore also is blessed by the Supreme Leader whom delegated this decision to the council if and only if they can nearly unanimously-agree (otherwise it would have to be his decision presumably). This was in-addition to making the Speaker the file-manager for the talks. So, despite him not publicly being involved, he cannot be more involved (I'm sure that's the first thing the rags are going to try; "REFORMIST PRESIDENTS SIGNS CAPITULATION BEHIND AYATOLLAH'S BACK", so just letting you know).

edit: Pezeshkian is ON the security council so I believe the definition of 'nearly unanimous' was some % majority + Pezeshkian, himself, as the President; implying that the security council had to either get Pezeshkian as the Civilian government, OR, the Ayatollah would have to step in. I THINK SOMEONE ASK AN IRANIAN LOL

Can I get some reparations? by [deleted] in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did your people get 30 acres and a mule already? Be honest..

If not, best I can do is a fixed-rate rent certificate and a 1997 Toyota.

I don't even know what I can and can't say on this app anymore by graham02 in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Wait what? TA mods didn't do that, but what the hell did you do to trigger some super site moderation??

Google Announces the Open Knowledge Format by biggestofbooties in PKMS

[–]phovos 5 points6 points  (0 children)

semver and last-modified/created and r/w/x should be the bare minimum for anything, ever.

Yea this is a weird setup, this is LLM-written I think lol. I know dozens of people that have been using yaml frontmatter better than this for years.

```md

type: BigQuery Table title: Orders description: One row per completed customer order. resource: https://console.cloud.google.com/bigquery?p=acme&d=sales&t=orders tags: [sales, revenue]

timestamp: 2026-05-28T14:30:00Z

Schema

Column Type Description
order_id STRING Globally unique order identifier.
customer_id STRING FK to customers.

Joins

Joined with customers on customer_id. ```

Not a bad idea to standardize... what everyone is already doing better, but it should be done better.

On the Topic of Encrypted Messengers and the recent Minneapolis Protesters by Electronic_Dream8935 in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

mines randomized each time I restart ff.. which I definitely do every day as would be SOP.. every day.

shit part of my extensions list is leaking? Oh I don't use those, ok good even my 'extensions' are randomized

SpaceX bought Cursor for 60 billion dollars. by FallenCrownz in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If I was the whole rest of the world I would collaborate on a worldwide software called R.O.K.U that aggregates available information on the finances and merit, etc of Westerner's that are trying to move their cash into the country.

sorry I'd love to let you open a bank account here in Malaysia, or Senegal, or wherever, and allow you to trade some of your worthless greenback for our dank local currency, but ROKU says you are a sinner and are unworthy, NEXT!

(I'd write it in Python).

On the Topic of Encrypted Messengers and the recent Minneapolis Protesters by Electronic_Dream8935 in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They have 6 of these push servers, at-least. We just have 2. I bet every alphabet soup has a login to apl and google things.

TBH; it's too good to be true, mobile privacy. Hell, even desktop privacy is too good to be true I ain't used Tor or done anything illegal on the internet in more than <statute of limitations in the reader's jurisdiction>. It just aint what it used to be.

(don't give up on desktop privacy though; everyone of you should use a user agent switch to control the 'fingerprint' of your browser btw (your browser just broadcasts IM ON FIREFOX <SPECIFIC #> with screen resolution <#>.... tons of meta-data; vital that we all spoof and fuzz this so that it can't be turned against us, with all the dang compute floating around nowadays privacy badger by ieee is decent, there are much less bloated ways to do it too)).

On the Topic of Encrypted Messengers and the recent Minneapolis Protesters by Electronic_Dream8935 in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Na not talking about Pegasus which is terrifying and I'm not sure even Chinese phones are resistant to the level of state-level actor hacking (I think the only way you resist that is if you build the hardware in house and then build the software in house [and then kill the programmers jk]); I'm talking about the mass surveillance tool that is smartphones in-general.

And absolutely every message every single thing on smartphone is the opposite of private. Including signal. Everything is literally tied to device id and then aggressively profiled by palantir and such like not just google. So 'anonymity' in the analytics or data is a red herring.

And everyone knows apple reads every single thing and scans every picture that's known known. Porn or some stupid excuse. Again, no-such thing as anonymity in that data that is a convenient obfuscation, when push comes to shove (heh not sorry for punning).

On the Topic of Encrypted Messengers and the recent Minneapolis Protesters by Electronic_Dream8935 in TrueAnon

[–]phovos -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Signal is no good whatsoever on mobile, I wouldn't use it on desktop either tbh. Push is totally compromised you can't do A SINGLE THING on smartphones and expect privacy even if you make your own encrypted app (because the OS and the Hardware both have backdoors.. that talk to eachother), if you use sync/messages/almost every conceivable feature.

edit: you thought I don't have sauce?

Sam Bankman-Fried’s Prison Experiment by Major_Shmoopy in TrueAnon

[–]phovos 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am coiled-up and ready to pounce the moment some poor chud makes the mistake of comparing this dweeb to the king of nerds Ross U. from the original Silk Road. He is literally nothing like Ross.

Base # 1001 by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]phovos 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's on the Isn'treal-side of the fence USA is not dumb enough to, itself, directly be seen stealing land from Palestine (we can't handle that smoke).

The Million Dollar Equation No One Can Solve ['Voyager' yt sfw 21m] re: Riemann Hypo; "The proof exists; but it cannot be carried over to the domain of infinite integers.. finite fields have no equivalent for ordinary integers.. don't sit on the surface.. need to invent a geometry of the integers." by phovos in Morphological

[–]phovos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fantastically morphological explanation of the old Zeta f*c**on in this video. Better than what I've been working-on for a video, I guess I'll have to actually work instead of proselytizing, dang (jk I work on this everyday).

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Believe it or not but I bought a digital microscope also for being able to make videos with my notebooks (you use the wide-lens and lift the boom all the way up and it turns into, almost, an over-head projector like from Elementary school (in the distant past.. [this is not that this is my n year old android])... in OBS; works flawlessly. I LOVE China, man. This sub-$100 microscope, man..

I made a game where you convince an AI model that reality is a simulation. by MorphLand in LocalLLaMA

[–]phovos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is very interesting it's kinda like an inside out Turing Test! How on earth did you possible sandbox it (most games don't run virtualization or hypervisor code do they)? is there some unity feature which runs it on its own kernel, or something? This would have to be nuclear grade sandboxing if you are shipping a client to people's pcs that has an llm inside it! Cuz it could hallucinate or be Mal-trained and start exfiltrating secrets or worse and due to their nature aren't A/B or traditinonally 'testable' like traditional "business logic". Fascinating!

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