JellyBeanThief

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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Wikipedia doesn't have a page on policing models yet, but here's some more: * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police#Strategies * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_policing * https:
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I think that comes down to organization. We can't expect teachers be the experts they are in X and also be experts in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, graphic design, interaction design, and animation. I'm imagining Wikistration. Not
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Care to define that motive in specific terms and link to evidence for it?
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
> How would you get a Constitution to separate money Not that I put a lot of effort into this formulation, but how about something like > A well-informed and reasonable public, being necessary to the security of a working democracy, t
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Earlier today it finally occurred to me try using ChatGPT to build a DSL. This is basically what it was like, from conception to EBNF. We even discussed how far to take DRY, and it took care of coming up with names for symbols. And it int
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I think he says it because saying things and watching the whole world talk about it is addicting.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
https://archive.org/details/rainbox
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
It's not that the sides no longer agree that these things are important. They do. The problem is they don't believe they agree that they're important. They believe the other side has abandoned the constitution, and they kno
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
It makes sense that the platitudes would change slowly at the pace of human lifetimes. If the marijuana revolution continues, in 50 years our grandchildren might be complaining about "One day you'll find yourself accepting a frien
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I wonder if "One day you'll find yourself experiencing feelings from social interaction with someone you are not actually having social interaction with, and you have not evolved to cope wisely with this." or similar might be
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
His email can be found on https://www.onedayyoullfindyourself.com/introduction.html
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
An N-hour work week is like the front page of a newspaper: it has to be filled. If we say that a person should have to work so many hours to earn a living, that's the same as saying our society should have to work so many hours per per
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Just so long as we're alert to how this can be twisted. Giving is great, but only so long as certain conditions are met. For example, giving isn't great when you have no choice but to give. Take a fast-food worker. We could wax ly
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Possible reasons, approximately in order of increasing complexity: * You were invited, and it would be awkward to leave too early. * You're someone's +1, and it would be awkward to leave them behind. * It's a party for you, a
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
> Why complicate browsers even more? To simplify it for normal people. My family all use browser extensions to block ads/tracking and shore up security because I set it all up for them. My non-technical friends don't. They unde
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I kinda hoped that by the time people got as far as "fiscalonimbus" they would have caught on that this is a send up of economic conversations in internet comment threads.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
The problem you're running into is that you haven't said anything that proponents of fiction wouldn't say. It's not a nice game. Any serious move you make can be pigeonholed into pro-police or anti-police, irrespective o
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
But I don't want Mastodon. I want Web Annotations built in to the browser, including the ability to share them with other browser users using [insert distribution and authentication mechanisms]. Like, I read Ars Technica. I have frie
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Because that would be bad for society. It's important that money moves around as much as possible--every time it does, value is created. Think of it like the water cycle. By increasing the output of the sun (enacting laws to keep publi
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I switched from macOS to Fedora/GNOME three years ago, and I'm perfectly happy with it. I've seen useful features added and improved in that time. One day I'm going to give KDE a serious try, but GNOME does almost everyt
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
On what basis are we claiming malicious intent by GNOME?
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
> For a lot of people facts don't matter, only culture war. The thing is that that state of affairs has been deliberately cultivated. And this entire case is a penetrating glimpse into how it's done. There's a range of pos
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
So the lesson, therefore, is to divide the world into two groups of people: those who develop and operate AIs, and those who don't. Then, let the first group do whatever they want. Yes?
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
OTOH, I did a CS degree on the basis of passion, and discovered that if I made a career out of it I would quickly grow to hate it. It would be nice if we had some sort of snappy aphorism. "Make your major your money and your minor your
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Subjectivity in Art(youtube.com)
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
Fine, just wrap the LLM in a simple function that detects illegal moves and replaces them with "I resign" or "I cannot conceive of a winning move from here". Then you aren't "reinterpreting" anymore. My po
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
I mean, if you wanted to go about usurping the enforcement of truth by eliminating actual bastions of truth, and you succeeded , then of course, in your success, everyone will think you're the last bastion of enforcing truth. After al
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
I think there's a worthwhile distinction between meat eaters and scientists. The meat eater, even if they eat only the minimum they think is nutritionally necessary, and even if they choose meat products from sources that minimize suff
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
A close family member of mine runs a small animal hospital which routinely hires high school students as cage cleaners and dog walkers. Animal comfort is top priority, and the standard of comfort is very high. For instance, employees are ex
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by JellyBeanThief 4y ago
Find out where the marketing geeks hang out, and go hang out with them. Like any other geek, they'll be happy to help you get started.

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