IAmGraydon

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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Here's a related chart with a bit more context. Check out the different ocean regions as well as the air temp anomoly charts: https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/?dm_id=nino3.4
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
And Codex?
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
You literally did not take 5 minutes to even start reading the report or you would have realized how ridiculous your post is.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
A criminal is doing criminal things. Please, let’s not act surprised. The person who runs this company is the very worst kind of human being, literally shutting down agencies to stop investigations into his business practices. I would actua
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Apple doesn’t want a financial sinkhole. They’re in the business of actually making money.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Definitely in my top 5 favorite shows of all time. I still rewatch it from time to time.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
I've been a musician for nearly 3 decades and this diagram is how really good songwriters think about structuring popular music. They just usually don't write it down like this. It's not only useful for lyrics, but for harmon
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
300,000? The Oxford dictionary only contains 171,000!
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
That's actually a really interesting visualization of a professionally structured verse.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Did he mean on a set of NS10s or on THOSE NS10s?
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
AKA where not to buy a home.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Turns out, prohibition doesn't work in any of its many forms. This has been obvious to anyone with a semblance of critical thought for the last 100 years, but the US government never seems to learn.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
I mean no offense, but it's kind of crazy that people think that linking handwriting recognition, a technology that was first rolled out 24 years ago in Windows XP, with an LLM is "soooo incredibly cool". I don't get it.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Correct. The only reasonable way forward is impeachment of the four justices who dissented. They are clearly corrupt.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Literally no mention of ROA. It matters whether they smoke plant matter, vape, use it orally, etc. This, combined with their inability to account for a number of other factors such as tobacco use, makes this study literally useless. Earned
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Morphy was certainly a freak of nature, sort of like Elizabeth in Queen's Gambit. Sadly, he lost his mind and died in his 40s.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
>A big percentage of the top grandmasters skip high school and almost none of them have went to college. They are “smart” in that they have the potential intelligence to learn that stuff, as demonstrated by them having learned chess, but
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
>We (Project Glasswing users) follow a proof-of-concept approach. We create the exploit and verify that it behaves as the AI claims. Given our experience as security engineers (many of us with 10+ YoE) we don’t simply report every critic
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Is this because LLMs are better at finding vulnerabilities or because increased use of LLMs for coding is creating more vulnerabilities?
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
When you have no morals to speak of, it doesn't come up much.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Forums are still a thing, just not as much as they used to be. Back in the late 90s to around 2012, I was a big participant in Harmony Central (musician forum centered around guitar), GearSlutz (now Gearspace), and KVR Audio. The latter two
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
It would be pretty easy as forum software is relatively simple. If I were to do this, I would build it on Elixir/Phoenix so it's actually performant, not the React bloatware flavor of the month. Also, it would be interesting to sp
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Discourse is not a forum any more than Reddit or Facebook is a forum.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
That's funny - I had no idea it was actually banned in the first place. I live near a number of large military bases and hear the fighter jets break the sound barrier on a somewhat regular basis.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
>AI-assisted coding is good for creators. It happens to be good for corporations because it reduces costs, but it's actually much more powerful for creators with imagination. I don't know where that argument comes from. >If
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
I would rather sit alone in truth than with a million friends in fiction. I don't think we need to disengage in debate with everyone. That said, you have to know if you're talking to someone who's willing to reason, and you h
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
>As someone with 2 years of Godot experience (which seems like a lot given their lifespan), the underlying infra isn't strong enough to ward off the many competitors that will embrace AI at the heart of the engine. Like who? Unity&#
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
That's actually illegal in most states.
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
The decision to allow unlimited political donations in 2010 was certainly one of the worst decisions in the history of the Supreme Court. Care to guess who was behind it? Roberts, Thomas, and Alito. The same corrupt assholes who continue to
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by IAmGraydon 3mo ago
Natural log is in there - I just tried it myself. It's the second selection from the bottom in the "Units" dropdown.

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