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this is crazy. nicely done.

it is not an easy thing to do. and honestly i applaud geller for being forthright about this, and for trying to protect his ex as best as he can.

hurting people hurts you, too, especially when you are the sort of person who tries to make amends whenever possible. sometimes you can never be forgiven. and you have to learn to live with that. you have to learn how to move on, to never do it again, to prevent the harm from happening when you can.

hurting people is inevitable. the only thing you can do is to grow. i don't doubt that geller of all people has spent his life trying to overcome this. in many ways that puts us in the same boat.

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i came across 'tokenmaxxing' today. these people are so fucking stupid...

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permacomputing.net Found this hanging out in my bookmarks. Good website.

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it is unfortunate that we simply do not know

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anyways hope you don't mind me rambling in your replies, byeeee

some would argue that consciousness doesn't exist without an embodiment, but what does that entail? that consciousness occurs through the homeostatic interactions of multiple interconnected systems? then what stops a robot or self driving car from being conscious?

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would Chalmers' thermostat be minimally conscious because of its ability to react to sensory input? if so, what stops input from being the LLMs sensibilia? and if we were to recreate a neural net in meat space (e.g. a lab grown slice of brain), then what would stop us from claiming it is conscious?

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but perhaps this is a ethical claim a la Levinas: we consider all and only those in our ethical community (persons) to be phenomenal creatures, and thus to have moral import as experiencing. the issue with this for AI is that we just don't know what kinds of things can be phenomenal at all --

i think it's probably better to start from a phenomenological understanding of reasoning since we can't measure it in any meaningful way. but even then: we simply cannot know what others experience or if they experience at all. it must be assumed. --

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Astra ⎔ @astrra.space · 29/09/2026

i mean we have nonverbal cues too. but the general point seems to be a kind of behaviorism when we don't have a shared phenomenal standpoint. from an empirical-behavioral form of objectivity, we just can't know if reasoning occurs, bc it's a phenomenal experience.

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extremely good thread from my clone <3 unfortunately it also got her marked as spam so uhhh if you're just a LLM enjoyer do go read it, if you're a bluesky team member please unjail oomf

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anattā @cubething.dev · 29/09/2026

j-jackdaw?? what are you doing here 😳 in my... pinned apps? 🥵

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Cherub @polygoncherub.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Overly simplifying what I'm doing, but you can see some of the steps to the final render. #CherubDev #UE5

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anattā @cubething.dev · 28/09/2026

playing with jackdaw for the first time, it's so cool!!!!!

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anattā @cubething.dev · 27/09/2026

is this in Claude agents system prompt?

anattā @cubething.dev · 26/09/2026

i collected and print off all my notes from the past few years. it's 74 pages 🫪

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anattā @cubething.dev · 26/09/2026

i think i would still willingly pay a premium for claude since its the only agent which consistently responds to my style of prompting, and follows AGENT.md instructions

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anattā @cubething.dev · 26/09/2026

how to talk to your agents

DO NOT USE /tmp/ FOR BUILDS EVER!!! YOU WILL EAT UP ALL MY SWAP.
ONLY EVER BUILD THINGS IN THIS DIRECTORY, TARGETING THE LOCAL TARGET DIR.
IF YOU DO OTHERWISE I WILL EAT YOU ALIVE !!!!!!!!!!!

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anattā @cubething.dev · 24/09/2026

some quell concept art from a few months ago #gamedev

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thank you for making it. it really is something precious

i will be thinking about this game for a while, i think.

you get to choose, and nobody is judging you - they're quite delighted by your presence, actually!! I think I really needed that. And the soundtrack, the visuals, so well-crafted and polished as if truly the little star has spent an eternity here, perfecting the vibes.

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flamesatgames @flamesatgames.com · 23/09/2026

i think i too, am a lonely little imaginary machine locked in the jail cell that is samsara. it's really a very sad game. and it gets to the, for lack of better word, philosophical register of star gazing. meaning-making, in life. who are you, what does your life matter?

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foole's world (and its soundtrack) is out i hope you'll enjoy it 🌟

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i love this game so much. what the hell

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i'm playing _Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy._ Now THIS is a philosophical game! Every failure makes you reconsider the environment a little more closely. It's a puzzle game, really. The hammer is Heidegger's -- we become aware of ourselves in moments of _failure,_ and that's the key!