DoneWithAllThat

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by DoneWithAllThat 6mo ago
This is a massive oversimplification and is not anything even approaching settled science.
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by DoneWithAllThat 6mo ago
Who is “they”?
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by DoneWithAllThat 6mo ago
The replies to your comment help make your point. These people genuinely think violence is fine, inevitable and justified.
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by DoneWithAllThat 6mo ago
No, no they can’t. As has been explained over and over again by people who know better. Someday yes when the tech improves (changes) dramatically. But that’s not today.
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by DoneWithAllThat 6mo ago
> I don't see how these glasses are legal at all. While filming in public places is allowed in the US, commercial use of that material is not As a general statement about the law this is not correct. And that’s even before we get to
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
The Hugo and Nebula awards in particular are shocking in what they nominate and elevate to winning. There’s no possible way these are the best sci fi/fantasy books being written every year. They’re not just bad, they’re laughably bad i
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
At the risk of sounding very old:in partial response to the nonsense starting around the 2015/2016 era I decided it was a good time to start mining the cultural vault and catch up on classic movies and books (especially) that I’d alway
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
Oh man PAIX brings back memories. Most people have no idea how few true convergence points the Internet had back then or how crucial PAIX was to virtually the entire Internet at that point.
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
What’s startling to me is how many comments in this thread just take the provided values as gospel without asking questions that methodology answers either in the abstract or barely describes. Also going giving a cost for “United States” is
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
And yet virtually all consumer services with 1:1 messaging lacks e2e. This is a bit of a quixotic position to take.
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
While a delightfully funny article it also touches on something I’ve thought about many times before: just how uniform basically 99% of all (American) restaurant breakfast menus are. It’s really quite extraordinary in some ways how these me
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
Feel free to point out any inaccuracies.
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by DoneWithAllThat 7mo ago
His 2004 album “Has Been” is surprisingly good.
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by DoneWithAllThat 8mo ago
I talked with someone years ago who did networking deep in third world countries in the 90s and early 00’s. Hey said they would not-infrequently use wire fences for wiring up remote locations using X.25 because the protocol was highly toler
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by DoneWithAllThat 8mo ago
You have no evidence that this is true and it sounds like a para kid conspiracy theory from the depths of the worst subreddits. Stop being silly.
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by DoneWithAllThat 9mo ago
I suppose this article about AI is as good as any to share my thoughts on the sheer inevitability of it being integrated into every aspect of our lives. This shouldn’t be taken as a value judgement - I’m not saying it’s a good thing. But th
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by DoneWithAllThat 9mo ago
This is probably the most perfect illustration of toxic empathy I have ever read.
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by DoneWithAllThat 9mo ago
I ride as part of my daily commute and have for decades. I am still constantly amazed at how frequently drivers move over for me. Especially when there’s a lot of traffic or congestion - these people are stuck going slow, see me going faste
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by DoneWithAllThat 9mo ago
Still waiting on a new release of TinyFugue…
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by DoneWithAllThat 10mo ago
In the US this is protected by the first amendment. Exceptions apply only for military and government employees who agree to prosecution in such cases as a condition for employment or enlistment (getting a clearance, basically). For everyon
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by DoneWithAllThat 10mo ago
Man I just don’t know who to believe, you or the Chief Scientist for Software Engineering at IBM research Almaden.
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by DoneWithAllThat 10mo ago
Why is this nonsense degrowth article back only a week or so after it showed up here only about a week ago?
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by DoneWithAllThat 10mo ago
We don’t know. The entire article is garbage.
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by DoneWithAllThat 10mo ago
When using an LLM for anything serious (such as at work) I have a standard canned postscript along the lines of “if anything about what I am asking is unclear or ambiguous, or if you need more context to understand what I’m asking, you will
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by DoneWithAllThat 11mo ago
I don’t understand the comments here crowing about how this employee-owned company is a success story against capitalism or something. It was going to go out of business, employees bought it, they also couldn’t make it profitable and had to
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by DoneWithAllThat 11mo ago
You give two examples of countries that managed to save themselves but there’s far more historical examples of empires that faded and disappeared entirely, or more modern examples of countries in perpetual (so far) decline and failure. No,
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by DoneWithAllThat 11mo ago
Given how ideologically captured the therapist industry is now I think it’s very hard to say that an LLM do such things is objectively worse.
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by DoneWithAllThat 11mo ago
The level of obsession some people have over data center water usage is completely unhinged.
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by DoneWithAllThat 1y ago
As with so many headlines like this, it should read (title), claims a single unreplicated study.
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by DoneWithAllThat 1y ago
Skilled labor (such as mechanics) require training and apprenticeship pipelines. If those pipelines don’t exist or are starved of people it doesn’t matter how much you’re willing to pay right now. Long term sure you can make that career pat

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