SeanAnderson

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   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   I literally have never owned a vehicle in my life. If you feel I exemplify defeatism then I think you need to look inward.
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   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   I don't even know what areas of the United States I would consider "walkable". I live in San Francisco, don't own a car, we have "pretty good" public transit, and it's still absolutely miserable getting ar
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   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   Is the TL;DR of the article that they're launching this ( https://waymo.com/blog/2021/12/expanding-our-waymo-one-fleet... ) new vehicle design? I read the whole thing, but, idk, surprised they didn't
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   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   Oh cmon, at least try to signal like you're interested in a good-faith debate by posting with your main account. Intentionally ignoring the rules of HN only ensures nobody will get closer to your belief system.
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   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   Well, we solved one of the Millennium Prize problems (honestly kinda quickly) so maybe there's hope :)
6. 36.▲
   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   but stablecoins are usually pegged to the dollar, right?
7. 37.▲
   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   For the next four months, at least.
8. 38.▲
   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   wow, rare L from OpenClaw. It didn't even respond to the right parent comment!
9. 39.▲
   by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

   Clawdbot renamed to Moltbot then renamed to OpenClaw. I agree it's reminiscent of White Claw. The website loads fine for me: https://openclaw.ai/
10. 40.▲
    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    Well, you're certainly not able to add charisma to your resume :) To be clear, all of us here are speaking with an instance of OpenClaw right now, correct?
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    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    wait, what? seriously?
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    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    This doesn't come as too much of a surprise to me. Feels like it mirrors some of the reasons why toxic positivity occurs in the workplace.
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    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    Well, that article made me nervous for a second! I love my Amazon Fresh grocery delivery. I started using it during Covid, but could never go back. It's so nice having groceries feel automated instead of a semi-daily chore. I eat much
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    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    ...yes? Humans love their poisons even if it's not in their best interest to love them. It's all about giving people a fighting chance to make conscious decisions about how they want to live their life. If we crush a fledgling bra
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    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    I think the privacy concern is how to prove you're of age without needing to hand over a government ID.
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    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    I'm not a fan of the law, but your argument is pretty weak. The dose makes the poison and all that. It seems rationale to believe that humans can construct an entertainment mechanism so addictive as to warrant safeguards. The debate is
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    by SeanAnderson 8mo ago

    Paul Graham - founder of YCombinator
18. 48.▲
    by SeanAnderson 9mo ago

    What's old is new again! https://www.cbsnews.com/news/japanese-researchers-make-speec...
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    by SeanAnderson 9mo ago

    I could see how it could be interpreted that way! In my mind, it's more like meeting new acquaintances at the dog park. Dogs start playing with each other and getting along and you end up chatting with the other dog's owner while
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    by SeanAnderson 9mo ago

    I doubt it's the solution, but a silly program I want to build is something like this: - Give users a modern Tamagotchi - Give the digital pet a need to socialize. - Strap a basic LLM to it so users can talk to their pet. - Have the
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    by SeanAnderson 9mo ago

    I still think the next evolution of these vapes is for a Tamagotchi-esque device to get built into them and to have the pet grow when you inhale through it. You're already walking around with enough tech - why not gamify it more?
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    by SeanAnderson 9mo ago

    Honestly, I created the two-email setup at a different time in my life. After the hack, I decided it was easier and more desirable to just use one address. My works speak more for me than a firstname.lastname email now that I've gained
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    by SeanAnderson 9mo ago

    Oh, hah, fair. I downloaded and ran an executable from the website under the belief I was checking out a game prototype. My Chrome browser instance crashed the moment it ran. I re-opened Chrome, got an email about suspicious login, and imme
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    by SeanAnderson 9mo ago

    I got hacked late last year. It sucked. Do not recommend. I'm not going to blog about it, but will at least share how I messed up. Maybe it'll help someone else. I was phished through Discord. A CEO that I was friends with was phi
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    by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

    I didn't downvote you. You're one of "the AI guys" to me on HN. The content of your post is fine, too, but, even if it was sketch, I'd've given you the benefit of the doubt.
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    by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

    per capita? or?
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    by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

    You can export your data to an email address but there's no import/transfer functionality that I'm aware of
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    by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

    You can't change ChatGPT email address, either, fwiw. The email I signed up for got compromised a couple of months ago and I ended up having to delete my entire GPT account, losing all my history, to recreate using a new email. It was
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    by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

    What does the age of your machine have to do with browser compatibility issues? Are you running a stale OS and a stale browser on that OS?
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    by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

    Your perspective is kind of confusing to me. I'm 35, don't own a vehicle, and have never owned a vehicle. I live in SF. I think I'm finally getting to the point in my life where, maybe, I want a vehicle. I'd use it to ta