Avshalom

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by Avshalom 6d ago
Yuuup. tracking consumers and finding spending correlations to exploit was the entire reason for the "Data Science" and "ML" pushes that got us here.
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by Avshalom 6d ago
They're optimizing the cable you can trip over/have to walk around/remember both at home and at, eventually, parking lots.
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by Avshalom 6d ago
Microsoft owns a quarter of OpenAI and 20% of it's revenue
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by Avshalom 23d ago
Yeah, we hate that too man. It's just not the topic at hand.
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by Avshalom 24d ago
Paint.net is closed source
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by Avshalom 26d ago
I'm on team Pluto here but no, the problem was that Mike Brown found like a dozen 'planets' and no one wanted to deal with that. It was closer to preventing someone from making a name for themselves.
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by Avshalom 26d ago
Because it doesn't seem to be actually going to FOSS
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by Avshalom 27d ago
Unless I have to interact with their software in which case I've lost the right to repair it.
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by Avshalom 1mo ago
You are literally paying them to be concerned about your code.
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by Avshalom 1mo ago
In the etymological sense there's a difference. There is no practical difference to the people calling for it though. 'Roma are like wolves, we should shoot wolves' isn't exactly subtle.
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by Avshalom 1mo ago
'OSS "became" too entangled with political activism' Statements dreamed up by people who get gilliganed by a coconut every morning.
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by Avshalom 1mo ago
>This tier, or the one just after it, will power hundreds to thousands of new AI employees at every company. >And companies are in no way, shape, or form prepared for this transition. so, uh, what's the business model here?
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by Avshalom 1mo ago
There's no actual IQ test. Any data you've ever seen using "IQ" to predict academic outcomes is actually just using prior academic scores bent into the shape of a symmetric normal distribution.
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by Avshalom 1mo ago
Jesus Yes. agents.md does very little because prompts change the context and thus the initial path into/though but they don't/can't change the actual weights that control responses. Yes. of course it gets worse as the
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
I mean you kinda are just expected to ignore angry outbursts directed at you from anyone. That's not even about disability, it's just part of the social contract that you don't start throwing blows when people yell at you.
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
So if it gives you bad advice it's your fault.
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
You're right, only about half of them are less than £5.93m with one of them being almost the same.
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
About half of those kit numbers are less per year than a single 30 second ad during the superbowl.
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
If your biscuits are getting anywhere close to the smoke point of crisco, you are doing something very wrong.
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
Software's absurd margins was like the whole pitch.
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
Nostr isn't really p2p it's just that if you stick to text it's cheap to host a server
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by Avshalom 2mo ago
Lotta obvious answers left off because this seems to be about poets specifically.
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
Of course one of the reasons social housing won't get built is the faircloth limit from 20 years ago.
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
Communicating in a clear unambiguous way doesn't actually help with using llms.
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
>>"Can LLMs provide access to timely constructive feedback in specific educational contexts?" "Can they" is not the same as "do they" and "specific educational contexts" is not relevant to &quot
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
>>It doesn't mean they shut their own brains down, or that they are suggesting that students do so It doesn't not mean that either.
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
Because LLMS don't provide access to timely constructive feedback.
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
>> I'm forced to use my eyes, which also means I probably have to use a massive screen. I have to pay attention to some hyperactive Intellisense-like feature What the hell are you talking about?
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
the whole "not being an automatable remote sql injection away from everything" quality of physical objects grants a filing cabinet a tremendous amount of inherent security compared to anything digital.
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by Avshalom 3mo ago
Right, that's more or less my suspicion.

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