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jjmarr commented on OpenCiv3: Open-source, cross-platform reimagining of Civilization III   openciv3.org/... · Posted by u/klaussilveira
wewtyflakes · 3 days ago
I have found paradox games to have uneven game mechanics; some run miles wide, some of them run deep, and many others are just very superficial, and there is no reliable indication which will be which when you are playing fresh.
jjmarr · 3 days ago
Check out Terra Invicta.

It's like the modern-era Paradox game you wanted but all the mechanics synergize with each other.

Unfortunately it's a bit too complicated as a result.

jjmarr commented on 221 Cannon is Not For Sale   fredbenenson.com/blog/202... · Posted by u/mecredis
emptybits · 6 days ago
1. Author lost me at his first sentence: "Like most people, I’ve had my identity stolen once or twice in my life." I am careful and aware of this possibility, but AFAIK I have not experienced this, nor have "most people" I know. o_O Crazy times.

2. I don't even understand how a title transfer could happen without verifying ownership. Is the title system in the USA decentralized or that much different than elsewhere? i.e. Torrens-style

jjmarr · 6 days ago
Unlike most common law jurisdictions, the United States doesn't have a central land registry due to lobbying from the title insurance industry.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torrens_title#United_States

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jjmarr commented on Retiring GPT-4o, GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1 mini, and OpenAI o4-mini in ChatGPT   openai.com/index/retiring... · Posted by u/rd
bpavuk · 11 days ago
true, but:

1. you have to "jailbreak" the model first anyway, which is what's easier to do over API

2. is average layman aware of the concept of "API"? no, unlikely. apps and web portals are more convenient, which is going to lower the bar to access LLM porn

jjmarr · 10 days ago
I don't have to jailbreak the models over APIs lol.
jjmarr commented on Retiring GPT-4o, GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1 mini, and OpenAI o4-mini in ChatGPT   openai.com/index/retiring... · Posted by u/rd
GoatInGrey · 11 days ago
Pornographic use has long been the "break glass in case of emergency" for the LLM labs when it comes to finances.

My personal opinion is that while smut won't hurt anyone in of itself, LLM smut will have weird and generally negative consequences. As it will be crafted specifically for you on top of the intermittent reinforcement component of LLM generation.

jjmarr · 11 days ago
I can do as much smut as I want through the API for all SOTA models.
jjmarr commented on The tech market is fundamentally fucked up and AI is just a scapegoat   bayramovanar.substack.com... · Posted by u/Bayramovanar
HWR_14 · 11 days ago
Which is why they don't food liability when they can. Is it worth saving $100,000 a year if it allows the lawyer to say "if they had used industry standard software would the medical error have happened?"
jjmarr · 11 days ago
The research hospital in my neighborhood has a whole biomedical engineering dept and regularly tries out new medical technology on me.

They consistently try non-standard approaches if they feel like it can improve the standard of care since their commercialization team can make more money. They can also iterate faster and deliver better outcomes.

I'm guessing either EHR software is uncompetitive or nobody has tried it yet. Or it's just because I live in Toronto and we have a really good healthcare system.

jjmarr commented on The tech market is fundamentally fucked up and AI is just a scapegoat   bayramovanar.substack.com... · Posted by u/Bayramovanar
HWR_14 · 11 days ago
> What if, instead of having to reach out to the big players, the economics of having a software developer or 2 on staff make it such that you could build custom-tailored, bespoke software to work "with" your company and not against?

It's probably risk and liability and not development costs that keep things from moving in house. Not things AI is great at mitigating.

jjmarr · 11 days ago
Hospitals are huge liability sinks. Doctors are constantly sued for killing, injuring, or traumatizing patients, because it's impossible to consistently save everyone.

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jjmarr commented on Extremophile molds are invading art museums   scientificamerican.com/ar... · Posted by u/sohkamyung
bell-cot · 18 days ago
Idea: For long-term storage & preservation of rare "treasures" (whether they be museums pieces, library books, national archive documents, or whoever), invest in oxygen-depleted facilities. At low-enough O2, nothing aerobic - be it bacteria, mold, bug, rodent, or whatever - can grow. Most can't even live. Gradual oxidation damage (paper turning yellow then brown, etc.) ceases. And disastrous fires can't happen.
jjmarr · 13 days ago
wouldn't the curators need SCBA gear and airlocks?

Turning museums into a Resident Evil house is a cool idea.

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