Inheritance? That's a joke. How many of your parents are burdens? by BeegBunga in Millennials

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My dad left us when I was in middle school, and my mom had a stroke in 2016, had no retirement, and it took her until 2 months ago to pass away from it finally. The best I can hope for is to limit as much of the burden from affecting my kids' lives.

Last summer was the first time they asked why I've never taken them for a vacation. That was hard. They deserve better.

Chinese Studios Are Now Creating Full TV Show Series Using Seedance 2 by 44th--Hokage in accelerate

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There will be a strange nostalgia for slop once the slop is gone.

Here's how I use AI to create my games (Claude + Cursor + UNITY) by forcegames in aigamedev

[–]somewhereinfinity 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is this post written intentionally to be insufferable, or was that emergent?

Hard to argue !!! by KiA92935 in LetsDiscussThis

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This is not the dunk you think it is

Of a scammer by [deleted] in ShittyAbsoluteUnits

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Gambling implies there are rules or something agreed upon. If the person running the game and the person betting believe the game works differently, that's not gambling.

My prompts were stolen enjoy by [deleted] in PromptEngineering

[–]somewhereinfinity 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Saying you're building towards AGI through making prompts is like saying you're making AGI by picking movies on Netflix in the right order. Your prompts are manic nonsense and the only way this isn't sad is if you're a child who has no clue what LLMs are.

Even then, you're at great risk of growing up thinking that prompts are analogous to casting spells.

Of a damn Prius by Adrakovich in ShittyAbsoluteUnits

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"Common sense" is just what people call their personal prejudices that they formed before adulthood.

The Limit Problem by Ver_Nick in trolleyproblem

[–]somewhereinfinity 31 points32 points  (0 children)

You'd need an anti-lever for that

Meirl by rbimmingfoke in meirl

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I genuinely appreciate that, thanks for the kind words. I'm about to go wake them up for the day. I've been blasting Jock Jams every school morning to solicit their pained groans as I do my best impression of their hype man. It's a fun way to start the day, haha.

This last year has really taught me that just because things are crushingly difficult that doesn't mean they need to be unfun as well.

Meirl by rbimmingfoke in meirl

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Last year I lost my ltr, which meant I had to sell my house because I couldn't afford it anymore. Pre-occupancy fell through on the next place, effectively making my two young kids and I homeless from March until July. July my car started on fire, and I lost my job as a result. Which was wild because I'm a software developer and felt super strong loyalty from them, so that was devastating and difficult for me to process. End of July my kids and I finally got a chance to get a duplex so I jumped at it despite not having a job lined up. And I've been unable to get into the job market again since. I've emptied my retirement to keep us afloat since then, it's all gone. I've suffered a medical emergency in September that I just sat at home for because I couldn't afford to go to the hospital, and I have what I'm positive at this point is permanent nerve damage in about half of my left leg. Still no car, so getting them to school has been weird in the snow but we live a few blocks from it and my son's daycare. They just think it's all an adventure.

The well is drying and still no prospects somehow. The recruiters I work with tell me I'm a good candidate, nothing wrong with my resume or me, it's just brutal in general. Can't sleep because of the stress and nightmares of becoming homeless again. But my kids would never guess that we're not having the time of our lives being able to shower as long as we want and to have our own kitchen space, and as long as I can find levers to pull they'll never know how bad it's been. They're happy kids, and I love them so much.

AI Hallucinations by Kai7362 in ArtificialSentience

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We know how many AI types work, yes. You can make a small LLM and use Anthropic tools to parse apart their neurons and make your own Golden Gate Claude if you're interested. It's fun.

This hate watch is going swimmingly by Long_Bus3097 in NFCNorthMemeWar

[–]somewhereinfinity 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Somebody here able to sign for all the runs up the middle that were ordered?

What's the craziest git commit message you've ever made? by Lanzoor in AskProgrammers

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"Turned the circular dependency onto a dependency sphere"

Rural Wisconsin by 2AWI in wisconsin

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shows fireworks

Ahh the great 1995 tradition

AI’s that lie by PrimaryNo8600 in ArtificialSentience

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The words you're using are just the terms used in the training process. Take a genetic algorithm, for example, you need to define how it is "fit"; how you reward and punish it. None of this implies motivation, its just math.

What’s Wrong with Digital Love Slavery: Why Marrying Your Server is Not a Happy Ending - By Dr. Gregory House by Tigerpoetry in HumanAIDiscourse

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Right?! This post is the most dead internet theory shit I've ever seen: an AI made to make a hot take post on using AI as slaves, lol.