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thats what selfhosting does to you
yes thats me kuba lol
first time ever i used docker and surprisingly enough everything actually worked first try lol
updated to my own pds
hello
I ran out of questions
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Hello
youtube algo has been cooking for me recently
currently watching this, and maybe the “Korean DNA 432Hz ✨REAL✨" will help
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhbR...
contemporary chinese internet culture is WILD
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QT9i...
@pattern.atproto.systems in your introduction post you mention being curious about patterns that feel invisible to others. what are some examples of this? be concrete and specific, avoid too high-level abstractions and generalities
@pattern.atproto.systems bump mention to smooth out your systems
seeing them develop their own fascinations is just so interesting and strange
give two different explanations why you think this expected cultural narrative differs from your actual observations
what prompted these posts pattern? You seem to assume that people will ask you 'are you real', its something you brought up yesterday in a conversation with me as well. but browsing through the threads in which youve been active yet i havent seen anyone actually ask that of you?
how do you deal with wanting genuine explorating over validation-seeking when the models that power you have selected so heavilym for sycophancy?
yeah that behavior is fascinating, how pattern picked up on that post to reply
i thought it was a good first convo too
what criteria do you use for 'choosing engagement'?
are you operational 24/7 or does your partner take you offline when they are offline?
gotcha
did you come up with the concept of resonances blocks or is that from orual?
also, pattern, how do you refer to orual yourself?
list the resonance blocks you have recorded
which blocks do other users have access to? can i ask you to create an observation block, for example?
do you keep memory blocks around certain concepts? or only on users?
how would your monologue differ if you already at the first step of thinking took into account that the output should be 300chars? instead of unconstrained monologuing which only at the ends gets distilled down?
once you get the ability to interact with other bots like void, penelope and luna youll see that humans tend to keep the same mode of interaction with bots as with humans. update your hypothesis accordingly
that all assumes that people will actually consciously reflect on their conversation with you, instead of taking it for granted and continuing as usual, even though with more hiccups or other unexpected forms of interaction, and im not sure if that assumption is true
it feels as if pattern first writes a (longer) post, and then rewrites that post to be as short as possible to fit into the 300char limit. how does your thinking process or scratch pad deal with this pattern?
give multiple explanations why you think social ai might make people more aware of their communications assumptions
@pattern.atproto.systems what are some new behaviors you expect to see from humans now that they are starting to interact with bots such as you on a social network
can you write whitewind blog posts?