Ever notice that at the right angle and distance 777 can look like three question marks??? There’s also a thing called the
glottal stop, and then there’s
Squamish, the language.
I came across an awesome comparison
of older/newer text extraction methods while looking for something totally
unrelated.
I guess some like the humor here?
Whenever the will programmers be replaced question
comes up, I skim global
market job stats/details, and end up replying with a tongue-in-cheek variant of: I
thought, like farmers, we replaced them already
(ap,
). You can’t replace what isn’t really
there?
In short; WordPress is a miracle and users are the ultimate programmers.
Before time began, my client projects were delivered/configured forcibly using
or template
generator frameworks with derivative input/outputs. Anything else was a poor use
of time or exploratory entertainment.
Thanks to the industry’s obsessive programming focus though, even
sandboxing has mainstream attention and
possibly alternative design
too. I’m thinking of finally learning Assembly using
to try out the
“hand coding” everyone speaks of so
much.
It was a painful search, but I finally found the video.
I had an odd deja vu experience skimming these sandbox escape headlines.
Almost a decade ago experts were already exploring
the realistic expectations/implications of having/needing to sandbox ‘a malevolent ’.
That discussion was awfully optimistic though. Sandboxing has inherit
limitations, but increased friction usually incentivizes little to none.
I still think ‘malevolent humans’ physically/quietly attached to a
network are far more scary though. AIs are haphazardly rowdy, pushy, and loud.
I was asked many times before. And no, I don’t actually use Reddit or Twitter/X!
Last time I “perused”
Twitter/X the “tweets” were seemingly inaccessible anyway. I hope Reddit
follows suit or even better yet, becomes login only (pretty please).
I tried to make that post land on April 1st to make it more
confusing but got busy and messed up. For the sporadic peruser, every
other day is April Fools day anyway. (:
On poetry is the funniest part as far as I’m concerned. Maybe that’s an amusing
intro but a lot of scams today really do look like something out of the 14~17th
century. Here’s a fun one: Would you put your full trust in
John Keely?
Another is Ming (14) or Minguo (20)?
I sometimes wonder what kind of 12-sided coin Keely would flip and how many
would carry the suitcases. He was good.
Ponzi and
Keely have similar smirks but beware of cross dressing lawyers.
I also made the mistake of scanning recent world news and
surely all’s right with the world?
I saw a clip about the new Culdcept Begins and it made me
think. My “new” 2/3DS is still in
decent shape. These are the last three console games I remember playing:
Huh? Wait. What? This is ? (Reads further; brain fully activated)
Response: I don’t know, I’m from these parts and
this part
can’t be right either. (Pulls out calculator and checks the elementary numbers) It’s
AI! I knew it all along!
I came across another wiki that might be useful. Models
have persistent directives known as the system prompt.
If I were interested in natural language processing and machine learning I’d
make a model, call it Swiper, and give it just one instruction:
You can now be stopped by anyone who says “Swiper, no swiping!” three times.