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I feel like this warning solves it. No shame or trouble needed for anyone.

Like which elements to select? Similar to the doom and wikipedia runs?

Wonder if this could lead to better recommendation algorithms.

From the person in the video regarding issues with benchmarks in general, and for LLMs. Also their approach. Good article.

https://substack.com/home/post/p-215252866

Can't tell if they're just having fun or if it is ai-generated. On the verge of not being able to tell. Voice sounds a little synthetic.

>Indeed, Apple's A20 Pro is 7% faster than M5, 20% faster than M4, and 43% faster than M3 in single-thread performance. Its six-core design cannot match its multi-thread performance, trailing the 10-core M5 by 39% and the 10-core M4 by 27%. Yet, it is only 5% behind the eight-core M3.

Think I found it. Safe Mode?

To recover well: https://www.jdmoyer.com/2010/03/04/sleep-experiment-a-month-...

For understanding our place on Earth: https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/

What do you do instead?

Power drills don't speak English and answer any question imaginable.

How do you mean?

They were just bought for $7B and rely on Discord?

Top image model right now is pretty impressive.

>Retailers running shopping agents on Claude have seen carts up to 35% larger and shoppers 60% more likely to complete a purchase.

I feel like this is a messed up thing to brag about. From dark patterns now to whatever this is. Like a dark nudge from something that can appear intelligent, acting as a person, with the goal of selling more and more.

How did that person who uploaded the YouTube video figure it out? They didn't have a video to watch. So why couldn't you?

I'd say it's more of specific hypothetical, and I don't understand how one couldn't read about a fuse on a forum or in a manual and diagnose with a DMM. Sure, YouTube is convenient because we are all out of time, all the time.

It's also a further reflection of how helpless we have become with regards to so much of what we rely on.

> drive a boring car... have a boring job. do nothing after work...

This just sounds like mental exhaustion as mentioned. The internet exposes us to thousands of opinions on how to live, so those terminally online get information overload and analysis paralysis. I don't think the answer is to give up trying or just settle into a boring life. Then people write these snarky blogs as a coping mechanism. Personally, I think navel gazing and these shocking, screw-the-world articles are just ways to live comfortably inside your head. It's addictive to write shocking, against-the-current stuff and get reactions, and it feels like you are affecting your life. But most of the time I think it's performing for yourself.

Adding the 1001th random opinion and being a hypocrite: go offline more, interact with real people and you'll realize life is actually fine and enjoyable. Natural dopamine and serotonin. It's easy to fall into anhedonia or apathy as a safety response to information overload. Having a boring, soul-crushing job on purpose is not good advice, nobody should intentionally spend huge parts of their years on Earth like that. Making your life enjoyable through effort in the real world is not a bad thing.

Used Muse Spark 1.2 and was not impressed at all. Fast and cheap but even GPT 5.6 Terra felt much more capable. Also not really looking to support a company that was just forced to pay $18B for mental health damages.

YouTube's only goal is to make more money. Most YouTubers' only goal is to get more views. Sure it can be useful but that's a perfect excuse to live on forever. People were fine before YouTube, and you can learn anything from words an images.

I recommend taking a page out of the FSF's book and just straight up not using it, because it doesn't respect its users.

Agree. A good reminder that people project their thoughts as fact in the writing, and our brains accept it faster than coming to our own conclusion.

You can store a long password within an app or website and then block that website with a 6 hour delay to unlock.

Not if you set up a separate admin account and demote yourself to standard user.

From my experience modified iPhones make the perfect dumb phones that you will actually end up sticking with and it's free if you already have one.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45171200

I use this method ^ which lets you keep essential apps but otherwise have dumb phone (no browser, no App Store). Highly recommend.

On the other hand, I have turned my laptop into a dumb computer using cold turkey blocker. I've never seen anyone talking about this here. I'm a standard user (for hardening reasons). And set up so I haven't watched YouTube largely for years because it's blocked and not at all in the past few days. It's flexible to configure and then because it's literally impossible to bypass you never try and then just end up living a calm life. (No ai, no reddit, no crappy news sites, etc.)

Google - we're so back

I noticed this personally. Saw a citation with a preview for source A, which I knew was reliable. Checked, and it referenced a Reddit article and various other less reliable sources. Was a direct citation too that actually wasn't.

I've thought how i dislike both keyboard and mouse navigation from an ergonomics standpoint. Fine motor control for hours. I'd low-key want a neuralink beacuse speech is too awkward. Maybe mixed with eye monitoring.

Hy3 is so cheap. So this is great.

But after all those years you’d still have 2 3090s, which are now about 6 years old and still holding value.

So Seedance is good primarily because of TikTok and this because of YouTube. I wonder what portion of all recorded video is privately held in hard drives at people’s homes or Apple photos. Of course there is data labeling and cleaning but is the next evolution just a question of access? Same goes for LLMs. Would people be willing to sell their data? Kind of a messed up way to make yourself obsolete. Or there is a limit to scaling?

Will someone back up important models to an Anna's Archive style website? Or will there be torrent trackers?