Tao3300

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by Tao3300 2y ago
Why did they have to flag it? This was an interesting discussion.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Didn't do it. I refrained from smoking in the building. Refrenare rather than refringere .
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by Tao3300 2y ago
> Then over time these grinders get high enough up they start becoming interviewers themselves and they don't understand that they're even supposed to screen for talent, they conduct the interview like a memory test since to th
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Gotta do something with all those GPUs
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Oh look, today's attempted office real estate pump.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
One is a markup language. The other is an object notation.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Apples and oranges.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
As far as we can tell, Stegosaurus died out about 145 million years ago, while Tyrannosaurus showed up about 72 million years ago. There's more time between the last Stegosaurus and the first T-Rex then there is between the last T-Rex
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Res ipsa loquitur
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by Tao3300 2y ago
When Achilles defeats Hector, he's able to do so because he exploits the gap in his armor that leaves the neck exposed. Achilles knows about this because the armor had previously belonged to him, and he's now fighting in new armor
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Ok, warmups are over. Send in the retiarius and let's see what happens!
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by Tao3300 2y ago
That probably wasn't the only thing they were doing!
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Arms race. It was an advantage until the enemy adapted.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
That's a great observation. The very tendon we named after him is just hanging out there.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
"In corrupt republics, especially in untroubled times, men of first-class ability are ousted by the envy and ambitious scheming of others."
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by Tao3300 2y ago
> Borges wrote the story while recovering from a head injury. It was intended as a test to discover whether his creativity had survived the severe septicaemia that had set in after his head wound became infected. I never knew that part.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
So they can hire me instead, of course.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Shucks, I was hoping he got canned again.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Chögyam Trungpa has entered the chat
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by Tao3300 2y ago
At which point the master says something like "a dog licks his own ass clean!" and beats you.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
That's hilarious. I do wonder if there's a luck component behind the scenes apart from the usual LLM non-determinism.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Reminds me of the old "Nethack devteam has implemented a brutal punishment for pudding farming" joke. If you want to play in a boring way, expect to have no fun.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
FWIW I deleted it two weeks ago. I do browse Instagram sometimes as a way to keep tabs on artists I like, but I do feel like Facebook itself has run its course. Don't know what that means for Meta as a whole.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
> As a result, Meta is kind of like an absentee parent, occasionally looking up from their phone and muttering “don’t do that” when something obviously awful happens, and even then they’re extremely hesitant to intervene. I felt so seen
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Eventually you find a partner who has also changed their profile picture to a model, likes piña coladas, and getting caught in the rain.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Wherever this works, you don't want to.
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by Tao3300 2y ago
In tabletop games, they call that being a "munchkin"
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by Tao3300 2y ago
But that's not fun! It's game and you were supposed to play! "Tao3300 tries to... substitute the n with an m, transforming the mine into a harmless mime." The AI told me this worked, and that the mime even entertaine
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Meta dupe! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40492670
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by Tao3300 2y ago
Probably no good reason. In technical terms, some asshole is dicking around.

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