Noumenon72

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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
What your intro gif describes is "I can ask the chat to build a todo list" (not too novel, and I don't believe it would happen that fast). I feel like what you're actually trying to describe is "I can ask the chat t
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
Your [3] shows that the government enforces paying H1-Bs competitive salaries, not that it cares about the Americans they replaced.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
The instructions for say, https://cursor.com/docs/configuration/worktrees are for the 3.0 version now, and the version 2 docs lack images in Wayback Machine. Is there a way to see the old docs if you haven't
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
This policy only reduces the birthrates of wealthy people who follow laws, so it's self-defeating, in that the future generations of poor people who don't care about laws also won't care about reducing their ecological impact
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
I know people doing this in Prince William County, Cheyenne, and Minnesota college towns. It just takes ordinary frugality, no deprivation that I can see.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
Azerbaijan invaded Nagorno-Karabakh in 2023 and now all their enemies are gone (disarmed and Armenians expelled) which presumably makes their citizens better off once they move into the empty territory.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
That's not a "but". Because he developed wealth and access, this is possible for one person when before it wasn't possible for anyone. This is how societies developed everything from refined sugar to rockets, as they p
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
Site guidelines: "Please don't fulminate."
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
> allows engineers to start closer to the state of the art This reminds me of the Slate Star Codex story "Ars Longa, Vita Brevis"[1], where it took almost an entire lifespan just to learn what the earlier alchemists had found,
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
They said "on average". Selecting 30 of the most talented from the poorest group does not contradict that.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
This presumes that the value was created by the authors and not the people who found a way to use the structure in the training set to create intelligence. Like crediting wi-fi router owners with creating Wi-Fi Positioning System instead of
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
It's not as official as releasing a formal statement via the Holy See Press Office or some kind of encyclical. Made the headline feel a little misleading when I found out it was an op-ed.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
I don't want to downvote this because it's interesting, but the tone "you're an idiot if you don't already believe my extremely niche view" works against you.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
> remove all columns (like file name, date modified - those columns) and remove all the columns that are media metadata columns. Surely you don't mean remove all columns, and if you did you wouldn't have to also specify removin
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
Auto-responding when Google Alerts spots your keyword on a new site would help promote your website. I missed that "That" meant "the site that matches my username" so I had gone through a process of "how is this guy
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Designing Defensive Databases for Agents(arpitbhayani.me)
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
They barely mentioned your website (fourth in five urls, mainly talking about indieblog.com and kagi.com/smallweb), so "That is my website!" is confusing and makes it seem like you're autoresponding to a keyword.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
Wouldn't another alternative be to renew the authorization to sell? This doesn't seem much different from just deciding to sell it.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
> Also these phones no longer shut down when you shut them down. They continue operating and sending telemetry so the government can eventually know where they are at all times. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
I would say endless fighting against each other is a much more innate desire than work. I know I don't have one.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
> if the rate of fraudulent labs is even as high as 10% you should expect that any viewpoint that it’s widespread would be drowned out by views that it’s not real. If "it" is fraud here I would expect the viewpoint that it&#x27
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
This might be true if you said it about most people but clearly not him.
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by Noumenon72 7mo ago
Does "single for ~10+10 years" mean 20 years, or that you were single before you were 10 and then till age 20?
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by Noumenon72 8mo ago
100% GPT, not reading
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by Noumenon72 8mo ago
Like stirred in? Or as sides?
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by Noumenon72 8mo ago
Whoops! Thanks
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by Noumenon72 8mo ago
I don't know if ChatGPT translated your rate for the 2026 paper right, but it says you mean: * 99.8% of the starting molecules fail to form the desired product * The ones that do, form 0.026 bonds per hour
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by Noumenon72 8mo ago
Are you affiliated with Inngest at all? Great ad for them.
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by Noumenon72 8mo ago
Google says a shaft or spindle on a lathe, to which work is fixed while being turned. They could probably make up a story about "we're the center point that lets your LLM work" or something.
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by Noumenon72 8mo ago
I worked in a plastics factory in a 10,000-person Wisconsin town through the 2010s. Hot plastic extruders, no air conditioning, 12-hour days 3-4 times a week with some mandatory overtime. You're always shorthanded but I might be the on

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