Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Laibach, "Musick": AI Generated Noise... When Every Copy Becomes Original

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  1. yesterday all my comms was preblookd

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    1. I didn't do anything... no "comment moderation" was invoked. :(

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    2. That is either "we was SA overloaded with spam bots"...
      or, just a plausible denial for rising totalitarian censure

      Yawn

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    3. Naaah.
      You don't get it -- pre-censuring.
      It invisible to "protected ones", as they will not see even that there was some messagers coming.

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    4. Yeah, I'm on some watchlists for AI/Palantir, no doubt in my mind. Dervy says I'm just paranoid.

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    5. Henlon's Razor

      Yawn

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  2. //and you already fogot your misery of 80th??? forgot Li Yacoca @@


    -FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA JewMay 15, 2026 at 9:26 AM
    Twain never saw the flip side of global trade... the "offshoring" of American jobs. It wasn't all about protecting "wages". It was protecting the very jobs themselves (of which the Jones Act was the first acknowledgement) Merchant Mariners and ships can originate "anywhere".


    See???
    You dunno/forgot even *YOUR* USA own RECENT history.

    It was THE SAME -- big Three strangled government to ban Japanese cars... under very same LYING premice -- "to save jobs"

    And what happaned with Detroit after that.

    Yawn.

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    1. EV mandates is what we got instead of tariffs. The EU didn't impose tariffs, they went "metric" instead. :(

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    2. btw - Wanna know why the Straits of Hormuz are still shut? Lloyds of London. The power of an ancient coffee shop.

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    3. Yeah. And wet roads create rain. Yawn.

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    4. No, but risk avoidance (insurance) precedes risk taking (crossing Straits)

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    5. What's the value of a loaded oil tanks these days? An ULCC filled with crude goes for $300-350 million. A drone only costs $3-5k.

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  3. //Have fun getting any collaborators on your Ovo project if recruiting them would merely be "an illusion" of power...

    If they'll be just workers -g they'll be useless.
    My project needs creator.
    Stupid labor -- for robots. ;-p

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    1. Yes, peers. They follow the dream, the heart, like Little Princes. The must be seduced, not coerced or threatened with "wages withheld".

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    2. They must be convinced to search for wells in the desert.

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    3. "Freedom... is the hardest task"(c) ;-)

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    4. ...with words, words, words. Of course, it would help to begin with a "(f)acta non verba". A first coming of Christ before a second. There are too many Thomas'...

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    5. phenomena before noumena.

      not, "In the beginning was the Word" inspiring Faith. But a deed which could inspire faith.

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  4. For example -- very first task would be -- create 3d-printer from scratch.
    Not just as lame trick of adequacy for job position.
    But to that basic reasoning that 3d-printers for priject ought to be homemade.

    That woukd need not professionals -- one proficient with ordinary tools.

    But onrs who ready to *became* professionals... on their own terms.

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    1. it... is not how it works

      yawn

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    2. how many of your ideolized Liberal Capitalists would like it -- to sell 3d-printer that will be used to make more 3d-printers for free??? %^)))

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    3. Exactly. You can't 3D print a functioning circuit board. The materials in the circuit board components are the same. They have vastly distinct properties and structures. You need a more "universal" substrate. Like "neocortex".

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    4. A "smart material" that remembers more than "shapes" (geometries).

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    5. A material that can self-assemble based upon a simple internal self-replicating structural code...

      Google AI:

      DNA is made of repeating chemical building blocks called nucleotides. Each nucleotide consists of three specific chemical components: a sugar (deoxyribose), a phosphate group, and one of four nitrogenous bases.

      At the chemical level, DNA is built primarily from five core elements: Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Phosphorus.

      The chemicals are arranged into three main parts:

      The Backbone: Alternating chains of phosphate and deoxyribose sugar molecules. This acts as the structural "side" of the DNA ladder.

      The Nitrogenous Bases: These make up the "rungs" of the ladder. There are four types of bases in DNA:

      Adenine (A)
      Thymine (T)
      Guanine (G)
      Cytosine (C)

      Hydrogen Bonds: Chemical bonds hold the two separate strands of DNA together. Adenine always pairs with Thymine, and Cytosine always pairs with Guanine.

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    6. "Our intelligence cannot wall itself up alive, like a pupa in a chrysalis. It must at any cost keep on speaking terms with the universe that engendered it" - William James

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  5. //Exactly. You can't 3D print a functioning circuit board

    Who said???

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    1. And the thing is, a fixed substrate chooses one path, one way, one intelligence and forecloses other possible means.

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    2. although you can add PROMS or better EEPROMS to extend the board's future usefulness

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    3. ...but that requires a central intelligence, not a cellularly distributed one.

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    4. "Intelligence is a fixed goal with variable means of achieving it" - WWilliam James

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    5. Best build self-replicating cells with the ability to self assemble in a variety and multiplicity of IIT intelligent levels.

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  6. //Best build self-replicating cells with the ability to self assemble in a variety and multiplicity of IIT intelligent levels.

    And you know a way
    aka technology
    how ti achieve it?

    Yawn.

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    1. You, as always, mixing technologies and propaganda buzzwording. Yawn.

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    2. No doubt. The concepts are still very muddled in my head.

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    3. Well... that's what being civilized is about -- being overwhelmed by concepts.

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    4. ...not "housebroken" or "tamed", like the Little Prince's Fox? Or the subject of rituals, who's meanings are lost to all but the symbolic?

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