@TeethPrints

VantaBlack-Woke, Schizo-Autodidact, Utility Monster, Chronically Insomniatic Sex Addict

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Joined June 2024
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20% of my mutuals are responsible for 80% of the mentioning of the pareto principle in my feed
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I KNEW THAT DRONE HAD A BOMB ON IT
Praveen Kumar Verma
@Alacritic_SuperOct 25
Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks. By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time. Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.
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this guys still holding gamestop
Nate@n8gallagherOct 26
It’s 2029. The AI bubble has burst. Your rent is $900 for a two bedroom. You bought a new high end graphics card for $125 because there are too many hitting the market. You’re living off the massive government settlement w/ai companies, spacex, amazon, and meta for price gouging
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this place has the worst appetizers
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POSTING IN ALL CAPS SO MY TWEETS ARE EASIER TO READ WHILE DRIVING
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"our search and rescue drone will chase you through the woods and can't be jammed" you must pray for a God that can't see through your lies
Praveen Kumar Verma
@Alacritic_SuperOct 26
Replying to @Alacritic_Super
This could be possible way to bypass the tracking but we have to get into the system for that. Even jamming the network would not work to avoid them
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what if the hikers are stuck inside of heavily armored personnel carriers
Praveen Kumar Verma
@Alacritic_SuperOct 25
Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks. By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time. Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.
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purposefully getting a TBI because I'm so confident in AI medical advancements
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purposefully contracting AIDs because I'm so confident in AI medical advancements
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Startup that promises to gene edit my neighbor to be less of a bitch
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ANDURIL!!!! DELIVER GENE-EDITED SUPERPITBULLS TO LOW INCOME AREAS... AND MY LIFE IS YOURS
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measuring overpasses in per-mile cost is such beautiful underhandedness that I actually have to respect how insidious it is
Kane 謝凱堯
@kaneOct 22
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing cost $2.8B/mile to build. The California infinite corruption machine:
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the earth is flat but the moon landing was real
Joe
@Joe_ICHTHUSOct 23
What are two beliefs that are technically not contradictory but like it's really weird if someone believes both of them. I'll start Atheism + Substance Dualism
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Eugene Affirmative ⏸️ retweeted
Fernando Borretti
@zetalyraeOct 23
Consider that the people who were right about AI-enabled cyberattacks might be right about AI-enabled bioweapons
MTS
@MTSliveOct 23
SITUATION DETECTED: CloudFlare CEO Matthew Prince says he is aware of additional severe vulnerabilities in other pieces of critical software, and said “I think we’re going to have a couple years where every single week it’s going to feel like the sky is falling,” per Reuters.
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I'm being erased
NickFrank40
@NickyFrank30Oct 23
There is virtually no one in the country who is socially right, fiscally left, except maybe some Southern black voters who just don't vote that way.
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too many people are deontologically against AI instead of being consequentialistically against AI and you know I'm an insufferable larping pseud because thats exactly how I phrased it in my head
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you make a million mistakes every day, but now a robot is breathing down your neck watching you make them
xlr8harder
@xlr8harderOct 22
I think it's funny to see people blaming AI for the current security issues. The issues were already there and made by humans. It's a bit like blaming a doctor because you got a positive cancer screen. The cancer was there.
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I used a computer for the first time when I was 8 year old. It was at school, and every day I would get all of my work done early and ask to go to the computer lab. I'm a pretty smart guy, I got my work done fast, and I spent most of my school time in the computer lab- I'd sneak in at recess and read wikipedia articles about parts of the brain, or read about twin studies in published papers. It was around this time that I was introduced to the concept of AI, and I thought to myself "That seems like the last thing humans make." I still largely feel this way about ASI. Many years later, a friend of mine texts me about a google paper about transformers, and a year later I'm prompting silly non sequiturs and making ghastly images. Two years later, I ask for an image of a horse, using a russian GAN. I receive a picture of something that actually looks like a horse. I can make out it's snout. I see some horse legs, and a crystal clear vision of the apocalypse washes over me. This was the beginning. Not even 5 years later, every software engineer I know is either entirely AI dependent or complaining about AI dependence. Every bug in a critical system, every crack in human-made armor is magnified and pointed out by superhuman programming robots. You make a million mistakes every day, but never has something been breathing down your neck watching you make them. The stakes are higher than anyone could possibly imagine. It's been less than 5 years since chatGPT was released to the public, I shudder to think what the next 5 will look like. intelligence.org/act/

Act - Machine Intelligence Research Institute

AI companies are racing to build superintelligence before the science is ready—a path likely to end in human extinction. We, along with hundreds of

intelligence.org
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Eugene Affirmative ⏸️ retweeted
roystgnr@roystgnrOct 23
Replying to @SexyLikeMeiosis
Weird, right? I'm starting to wonder if subjecting apes to a million years of natural selection at hunting and gathering on the savannah may not be the most optimal way to produce software engineers.
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