MLRL_Commie [comrade/them, he/him] @ MLRL_Commie @hexbear.net

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I started a hardcore minecraft world for the first time. Gonna listen to audiobooks and see how far I come. not too worried about winning or whatever, just kinda wanna chill but without feeling like an all powerful god

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That was such a shocking/funny transition from Thailand to Myanmar. Thailand showed a pool overflowing, a cracked wall, one fallen tile, and ended showing some dust. The close up of the dust followed by a home which had no walls left was such a drastic difference that it seems they are parts of 2 totally different events

Also all that beautiful stuff in Myanmar is like clay/brick with a painted outside? Idk what I expected, honestly, but it did surprise me. Who was gonna make those arches out of marble and gold anyways? Hopefully easier for rebuilding.

Anyways, wishing strength for the impacts people of course.

Organizing this energy into a Black-Panthers like structure would do so much good for the world. Of course, support for this unstructured self-defense also. I know Newton and Jackson would be happy to see this, but I know they'd be pushing to immediately organize into a powerful and focussed party too. This is what US comrades need to be building for. The CPUSA, if they are at all serious, should be sending people to join and support this armed resistance with promises to contribute for protection. I don't follow CPUSA much, is that happening?

Damn that second paragraph is going to get some copy-paste action from me. It's perfect to describe so many libs I've interacted with

Does Ukraine seem very healthy? I'm going to not just do the "dunking" thing for a comment because I was inspired by one of our comrades here earlier today. So think deeply about this: does Ukraine seem healthy and like a good place to live? Look at their treatment of migrants in the past 10 years, and their loss of popularity among a significant portion of the population (enough to sustain a civil war. Even if you think Russia is fully behind that, the population in much of the Donbas still supported it). An illegal coup in 2015 (regardless of whether you support it, it was extrajudicial and that is a sign of lack of a healthy society). Right now, they are fighting a losing battle while picking people off the streets, totally unwillingly, to die on the front lines while their supposed allies just slowly allow justtttt enough weapons through to keep that cycle going. That can't be good and is not something anyone should ever want to repeat.

I also am afraid of some til-now-unexpected result of this. Like the countries exporting to the US drop the prices to maintain the market because they really do need the dollar. Like a race to the bottom, where the country whose exporters dont do it lose out. There's a chance of that and that Trump managed to do this before another currency managed to make itself attractive enough... I'm yet unsure

All good, from your "glory to the martyrs" it was clear you have good intentions. I was honestly just wondering if I misunderstood this word. So I'm not even sure if I'm right lol

Dialectics: standardization just changed the form of the diversity. As standardization came to resolve contradictions in rulesets, it allowed a broader amount of play and deeper tactics and strategies which now define the diversity found. It also makes accessibility higher, so the diversity came in the form of education levels and such too.

That's not to say it's all good, just that the shift is a very normal sort of centralization like you find in many fields.

Ought is pretty weird in this context, right? Like insinuating that it is correct for them to have died? You could instead say "inevitable" which carries less moral judgement. I think?

I don't code as a job, but I deal with codes for solving simple problems and automating certain office work. I use it extensively to write loops and nested loops because I can't keep that shit straight in my head and always make a +1 or -1 mistake that I can't find. And I haven't had it give me a bad loop in any language yet.

Gotta add a bit of realism to this: countries will trade with the US for this stuff regardless because much of it is needed and China can't replace it all immediately. But the long term effects to US relations are big yes.

I asked it to use Losurdo's framework from Western Marxism for a few topics and managed to get it to make some interesting answers.

I don't think this is the correct use case, of course, but it was fun

I feel like I know nothing more from this answer than the pic already said. I guess "imitate" clarifies that these bears haven't been trained to box to the death I guess, but I still have too many questions to choose from lol. I guess: is it purely show with no real determination of a winner?

Probably the redditor answer but anything based in the Avatar The Last Airbender universe. Like a rogue-like to make it not immediately overpower-y to be the Avatar. Think Hades. Like imagine basically Speedrunning as the Avatar and trying to take down some powerful Anti-Avatar god. Make it really feel fulfilling to learn the methods so that you can use powers aside from your starting base tribe and end up a fuckin lava/flying after dozens of hours of playtime. Fuck that'd be cool. It'd give some good reasons for some cool "recurrence" themes too of enemies from different nations coming to power and needing overthrown and how the grunts would look.

I'm ranting but I've wanted something like this for a while, and after playing Hades, the formula just seems perfect

I can understand some Arabic, but not enough to watch this documentary entirely. Any idea where a translation will come? Would love to watch it with subs

I think there are too many intertwined references I'm missing to get this. I googled and read different possibilities and I'm still pretty confused. Song is a banger though

Interesting, I was unaware that we had already hit the limits of used data. That makes sense then. I hope that your analysis is correct, it'd be good news

Lol Im not saying it should've answered me correctly, I was testing how well it could simulate by asking difficult questions. I wasn't going to believe its answer. I also asked it about my field of work to see how well it could mimic stuff there. I get what you're saying, but fortunately not needed

But what is to limit Nvidia from just shifting to "wow now that more can be done with less, we will do even more with EVEN MORE CARDS" and apply the improvements from Deepseek to their own models while continuing to ramp up in the same way?

Eventually there will be a pop, but I genuinely don't get how this ushers in that pop. I guess the diminishing returns of these systems is hastened? As in, adding more cards with more resources will continuously have less effect. But companies will for now still want even the smallest edge by putting Deepseek-style-improved-AI on even bigger data centers.

I was trying to test its ability to make anything sounding sensible by asking about how a book's take on a topic related to a party program, but was genuinely surprised that it shut me down and gave me the "out of scope" when I asked it to apply Xi Jinping's theories to a party in my country. I guess it makes sense that they don't want to let an AI talk for Xi, but I figured it would at least say like "Xi's theories focus on development in a sustainable way, and this party does not" or something. But it just said "nope" lol

Still pretty damn good at the actually good use cases of AI though