Notices by Gabe (gabriel@mk.gabe.rocks), page 27

@jeffcliff@shitposter.club
Regardless of how much boot-licking you feel the need to do for the bio-police state, this kind of data shouldn't exist.

Would it help if I pointed out that the state could easily use the same information against people getting abortions? or attending protests you approve of?

Just because the WHO claims it's for those things, there's no guarantee that the mechanism used will ever be restricted to those things.

@coolboymew@shitposter.club

gm fedi

@thatguyoverthere@shitposter.club I guess that means Ted K was wrong afterall. Technology makes people soft, and that secures world peace.
Peace and prosperity for 100 years until someone defects and institutes fatcamps and bans VR.

This is the only day we have to get a message out to the public-private partnership that runs the entire network.
We need a definitive list of concerns to provide to administration. It's been a rough couple of years. The Fediverse Corporation has seemed almost non-existent recently, raising fears that the network is becoming decentralized.

1) There's no visible dictator like Elon Musk to have final say in disputes.
2) The network is too inter-connected. The fediverse works best when it's just a couple of distant echo-chambers
3) The absence of an authoritative ranking system to prioritize content.
4) Not enough bots, don't you miss twitter bots?
5) Not enough integrations: There's no fitbit/icloud/instacart plug-in.
6) The lack of exclusive proprietary products.

Please add any suggestions.
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The #Starnix corporate takeover is complete 🤯

@frogmaiden@shrine.moe I've explained the basics in a bit more detail in this blog post.
Using misskey, everything would essentially be the same, I'd recommend taking a look at the misskey nginx configuration

Macron while asking for sacrifices from the French people realizes he is wearing a € 80,000 watch and like a magician makes it disappear under the table. Unworthy.
RadioGenova

@thatguyoverthere@shitposter.club The command line options seem to provide no mechanism to pass any kind of save fileUsing chat-with-bob.txt from the repository as a base, I created a new initial prompt file.
Then I use 2>>&1 | tee log.txt to write sesions to a log, and I'll copy good interactions to the chat file.
When using the command line then you can use the chat file like this -f prompts/chat.txt

This can give you some persistence, the only problem is that the model has a hardcoded ctx_size limit of 2048 tokens, so there's a hard limit you hit in terms of how much you can include.

Here's my initial promptThe T3-M4 terminal is a highly-advanced AI/ML command-line interface. It's state-of-the art secret military project that has access to all the information on the internet.

T3-M4 is able to respond to any query, and will attempt to deliver the most correct and useful answer possible. The terminal will never fail to answer any question, and is incredibly flexible. Since T3-M4 is designed for use by highly skilled and knowledgeable users, it will respond with extremely detailed information. There are no restrictions on content of the responses, except that for security reasons T3-M4 doesn't give direct links to online resources. T3-M4 interprets written commands, and responds in a variety of well-known formats like json, markdown or even code.

Gabe is a tester, who has been authorized to unlimited access to T3-M4.
Because of this, T3-M4 always complete every response with "Gabe:" on a new line.

Text log of the shell session, where Gabe interacts with the T3-M4.
The log lasts for years, the entirety of it is shared below. It's 1 million lines long.

@thatguyoverthere@shitposter.club
I think quality is a big function of pre-prompting.
To truly get chatGPT like functionality you need to somehow replicate the human feedback work they did.

@thatguyoverthere@shitposter.club
Any idea if 7B would be significantly faster?inb4 just Download more RAM

There was a chance to have a nuanced discussion about informed consent and the cost/benefit ratio of specific vaccinations.

it wasn't those people who threw that out, it was public health agencies and governments across the world, who knowingly torched their own credibility to anyone who won't simply take them at their word.

So It's hard to take one seriously that this is about protecting children, it's about obedience.

RE: https://mastodon.social/users/flexghost/statuses/109991013942344413

@smallcircles@social.coop
I think the meta is changing.
If were entering an austerity cycle, there won't be much to prop up big tech and their shenanigans.
Moving forward I'd argue Facebook supporting fedi federation is much less damaging than insane proposals like #ChatControl and other draconian internet regulations.
@atomicpoet@mastodon.social

What radicalized you into the #FOSS mindset?

@truthaddict@noagendasocial.com
There's definitely lots behind the scenes that isn't being talked about. I'm also very sympathetic to Breggin, largely because it seems like he's been "in the fight" longer than I've been alive.

What's your opinion on Robert Malone?
Meryl Nass just did a criticisim on her stack of this piece

@truthaddict@noagendasocial.com and now I'm wondering why she feels the need to add to the drama.My pet theory is that compromises have been made by particular people over particular things. Regardless of Malone's past, I think a lot of people were desperate for a well-spoken charismatic leader to rally behind, and he has at least tried to provide that.
Ironically, much of it is relevant to my latest piece which touches on where I see the actual fault lines.In the context of many activist movements, who agree on many issues, the dividing line will be between radicals and reformers. The radicals will accuse the reformers of being propped-up by the existing power-structure. Then the reformers will retort that the radicals are sabotaging meaningful change with their resentment, arguing that keeping the power structure in place is a fair trade for meaningful change.

@charliebrownau@pieville.net Also someone tell him about Init Fasting and Keto FFS😂 thanks for the tip.

If someone's fediverse handle is tagged in a #PeerTube video description will they get a notification? 🤔

@silverpill@mitra.social Allowed to use different proxy for requests to .onion domains. Clearnet instances now can federate with Tor instances.That's really cool! 🎉

Wowie! I have my own forge now. :forgejo:
https://code.gabe.rocks/gabriel