Mugita Sokio

LLMs are a coverup for the USD and bond market bubble, of which had just started to pop.

It’s the requirement nowadays. The anti-AI crowd clearly don’t like that AI does a better job at not being biased than those who use AI.

So you want people to reject AI because it does a better job at not being biased than humans who have personal biases that can go off the rocker? Sounds unbiased to me.

Honestly, I’d rather use dumb tech than the smart tech we were in.

Also, in terms of Linux, self-hosting, and privacy tools, I don’t think it’s futile, but rather, as someone who uses as much FOSS as possible, it is liberating if you control it. For the AI part, I’d just use Ollama and Qwen 3, as much of corporate AI is sloppy.

I’m all for politicized jobs and hobbies getting replaced with AI, if I’m being honest. Anyone who pushes a political, religious, or economic agenda while doing something completely unrelated to those three things specifically, needs to be replaced by those who augment with AI tools.

I’m somewhat literate to be fair, as I could probably go above 6th grade. I’m not sure how high I could go, but I’m higher than most Americans (as far as I’m aware). Autism is a limiting factor, but I weaponize it on some level sometimes.

I happened to use the big ones for some things around my area, actually.

I did do just that, wanting to understand what these links are about to quite an extent.

I just took a look. It’s certainly concise, considering autism in mind. I wonder if the author is autistic.

I’m still listening to it, but it’s on YouTube (though I downloaded the audio through yt-dlp). It’s called The Theory of Everything: A Unified Version of Reality, which is 9 hours, 48 minutes in length. The audiobook I won’t be posting onto YouTube (ToS reasons) is 5 hours, 19 minutes in length.

I think Element is the most similar to Discord. I hadn’t used others, but Element seems to be the best approximation.

90% of trolls are professionals, and they usually target people with low self-esteem, from what I’m aware at least.

The Second Amendment is still a thing in America, to be completely fair about it. As long as you’re not an idiot while using it, you’re fine to purchase a firearm. States that ban this sort of thing infringe on 2A anyway.

This is not how you’re supposed to do this, as this is digital ID. More like facial doxxing, which is what Builderman clearly didn’t call for.

Thankfully, my producer abandoned his account.

I’ve heard about Case NO: 2KB-19-00194CI, which is The People of the Planet Earth et al v. United States of America, Inc. et al. However, this case is extremely hard to find, but I have a summons that someone went ahead and posted online.

It’s a case in Alaska, in particular, the District/Superior Court for the State of Alaska Second Judicial District at Utqiagvik. It’s a lawsuit from 2024, and I’m not sure if it’s still ongoing.

Edit: I found something on this case, using Nitter. It was a Facebook video, but they had themselves a Twitter link, so I put it into Nitter, and found it.

Basically, a CoC can be the opposite of what it intended to be, as it can be weaponized by people who want to start problems in a community. They can be vague, punishment can be selective, and they can be confusing messes. I tried to find something on how CoC’s are destructive in this manner, but I don’t recall what it was.

Yeah… there are a couple of toxic peeps I found from DB0, but I think it might work regardless. I could take a look and see.

Edit: Taking a look at the sight, it’s really good looking. Too bad their CoC is a thing, as that’s going to cause a lot of problems. Any CoC is bad for a community, and is how you do ethical source software, which I’m wholly against.

GitLab is proprietary, despite being source-available. Forjego, Codeberg (based upon Forjego), Gitea and a couple others are all Free Software.

This! Codeberg, Forjego, Gitea, or bust at this point.

I wouldn’t mind learning it, actually.