The context window is still too short for any story. They just forget about old messages and only remember the newest context.

Embarrassing, considering how un-creative and original GPT-4 is. It’s an actual struggle to get ChatGPT to think outside of the box. Claude 2 on the other hand is much better at it.

But this goes to show how unimaginative the general population is if this truly is the case.

Apparently they don’t learn.

I’ve read Seymour Hersh’s Pulitzer Prize-winning report “How America Took Out The Nord Stream Pipeline”. I stopped reading that “vatnik soup” when it dismissed them for reporting on the US blowing up the Nord Stream. The US government’s weak attempt at misdirection with the Chinese weather balloon only reinforces Hersh’s report. Anyone who doesn’t take Hersh’s report seriously is not credible. Moreover, the fact that Clayton Morris reported it while the rest of the media focused on the balloon only makes me think he’s more credible than most of the media.

You could say the same about any other news source you dislike. You are just comparing it with news sources you already know get funded by the West without any basis.

Attacking the source is just lazy. Learn how to disagree.

name-calling. Those attacks are just lazy. Learn how to disagree.

ad hominem. Attacking the source is just lazy. Learn how to disagree.

Try to argue correctly:

Will try it, thanks. https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.koreader.launcher.fdroid/

Alacritty, Tmux, Zsh, Syncthing, Stremio, Fopnu

The problem is that the more I use a program, the more flaws I find. So, there are a couple I use a lot, but I can’t say they are my favorites because of those flaws that I only notice after using them extensively.

I wish there was a website for finding Linux software with popularity, ratings, categories, recommendations and trending software. Similar to https://pkgstats.archlinux.de or https://www.linux-apps.com

1. Discord (proprietary) vs. Matrix (open-source)

   • Reason: for its search functionality.

2. Steam (proprietary) vs. GameVault (open-source)

   • Reason: Steam offers a polished user experience, a large library of games, and a well-established community.

3. Spotify (proprietary) vs. Funkwhale (open-source)

   • Reason: Spotify offers a more polished user interface, a larger library of music, and personalized recommendations.

4. Strong or Hevy (proprietary) vs. ? (open-source)

   • Reason: offers a user-friendly interface and a wide range of features for tracking workouts.

5. Moon+ Reader Pro (proprietary) vs. FBReader (open-source)

   • Reason: for its intuitive interface and customizable reading experience.

6. Sleep as Android (proprietary) vs. ? (open-source)

   • Reason: for the variety of features and integrations with other devices.

7. Google Maps (proprietary) vs. OpenStreetMap (open-source)

   • Reason: for its accurate maps, real-time traffic updates, and extensive points of interest.

What are the open-source alternatives though? I don’t think there are even proprietary alternatives, it’s like Netflix before each publisher decided to make their own streaming platform.

Here is the CNN clip:

Western allies get ‘sobering’ update on Ukraine counteroffensive

The maximum likelihood estimate date for AGI according to metaculus is 2027

After we achieve AGI you don’t need to send humans anywhere because a robot could do anything a human can and probably better.

And this Kurzgesagt video explains how asteroid mining could be done. Unlimited Resources From Space – Asteroid Mining

You are right that it wouldn’t make much sense going to other solar systems or invading alien planets when there are so many minerals on asteroids and planets closer to Earth like Mars.

I don’t know, perhaps they want to double the budget and they need a better excuse.

The only question you need to ask to determine practicality is, “What is the return on investment?” We don’t mine the seas or asteroids because they wouldn’t be worth it. However, as soon as the technology becomes cheap enough, you can bet that there will be investors putting money into extracting resources from those locations. The same principle applies to other planets – if it’s profitable, it will be pursued.

I’ve been searching for a program that would allow me to save my conversations with ChatGPT and other LLM models for later reference. Would this program enable me to save conversations with titles and easily search through them in the future? The ability to tag conversations and then search for specific tags would also be quite useful.

For the same reasons we would visit them, for cultural exchange or to steal their resources in the case of the US empire.

All this talk of national security is eerily familiar… They actually did the same after 9/11. I think they are just trying to get more military funding for a war against aliens that never comes, and drum up fear so they can take away even more rights from the people, all in the name of “national security”.