Independent Researcher | Constrained Informational Systems (CIS) | AI, constraint architectures & system reliability | Interests: Science, Systems, Villainy
United States
Joined December 2009
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Awe, ain’t that how it always goes! lol all of mine except for one are rescues plus a rescued pit bull. A couple of our most recent. We rescued them from a garage after they were separated from their mother somehow. Bottle fed for a long time and they’re doing great.
I agree we should stop policing these drugs this way, but screw her. These people have been a huge part of the diversion problem patients got blamed for despite the literal tons of leftover prescriptions dropped at disposal booths. She stole from patients.
D.S. Nelson retweeted
Hallucinations are friction’s revenge.
Hallucinations are not an intelligence failure.
Hallucinations are a governance failure.
Hallucination is often a missing verification step appearing as output.
Not intelligence failing gracefully, it is governance failing physically.⚒️
How adorable. AI eliminates jobs, billionaires own the machines, and we’re all supposed to find joy gardening? With what land? What income? Who pays for housing, food, healthcare? Automation without economic restructuring isn’t liberation. It’s feudalism with better technology.
Yeah, that’s insane. I keep my work nonpartisan too. Seems like the climate these days is to force people to take a public position via coercion. Disgusting behavior.
D.S. Nelson retweeted
A text sent to my stepfather named me, disclosed my 2024 voting status, and told him to make his “entire household” vote. That is not a neutral reminder. It uses one person’s civic record and a family relationship to pressure another person’s political participation.
D.S. Nelson retweeted
Whether a person voted may be publicly accessible. That does not give an unknown sender a free pass to expose that status to a family member and use it as leverage. A person’s decision not to vote is not consent to be singled out, reported on, or pressured through someone else.
D.S. Nelson retweeted
The sender signed only “YourVote.” Who authorized this text? What source supplied the household link? What safeguards prevent voter data from being used this way? @FCC @TX_Ethics: identify the responsible sender and address this practice. Public records are not permission for coercive targeting.
WTF? I’m seeing weird ads about how your voting record is “public” too. What is up with this crap? I almost never talk about politics. It’s too toxic now. But these kinds of tactics are unAmerican.
Work is an excellent product when its tools actually function, but these repeated failures are seriously disrupting development.
We need more than temporary fixes. We need sustained reliability and some transparency about what’s causing these failures.
.@OpenAI, any idea when Work will have reliable access to its tools and execution environment again?
It’s been functionally unusable all day, forcing me to execute my software build through significantly slower workarounds.
This has become a recurring problem for months.
This seriously HAS to stop. I'm right in the middle of a build. It's a great product... When it actually WORKS.
@OpenAI
D.S. Nelson retweeted
Cross-disciplinary warfare now has a firing range.
Bring your hardest claim. Strip off the credentials. Defend the arrow. Break mine too.
Could you have lost?
github.com/AETHEON-1/boundar…
D.S. Nelson retweeted
This is not a governmental system and does not claim governmental authority.
It is public reference infrastructure built to keep critical distinctions visible:
Source is not interpretation.
Evidence is not authority.
Capability is not permission.
A proposal is not an admission.
A decision is not a consequential effect.
github.com/ORYNTH-systems/us…
D.S. Nelson retweeted
Today I released the National Constitutional Execution Reference Framework.
Before public power produces a consequential effect, can the chain that supports it be reconstructed, inspected, and challenged?
Source → office → jurisdiction → delegation → evidence → admission → execution → effect → provenance
Repository link in the next post.
