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by Xmd5a 2y ago
I like your style https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dice_Man >The Dice Man is a 1971 novel by American novelist George Cockcroft, writing under the pen name "Luke Rhinehart".[1] The book tells the story of
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
What about: - If I don’t hear back from you in [N] days, I am not going to do XYZ, considering you don't deem it to be important. >this cargo cult behavior of citing Amazon's leadership principles Technical principles too: micr
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quite good
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Someone came up with a very similar theory (two arrows of time diverging from the same point, the big bang). They even gave their theory the same name: Janus. https://januscosmologicalmodel.com/januspoint There are other pl
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
I believe the old-money establishment countered the Occupy Wall Street movement by pushing wokism as a divide-and-conquer strategy. For about a decade, they had support from most of Silicon Valley, but this alliance weakened as global event
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
Can you elaborate ? How do you figure it out at runtime ?
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I'd love to read an in-depth explanation of how you improved your LLM abilities to lay out diagrams.
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
He's right you know. I have no opinion on this subject but there has been a crackdown against these kind of activities, especially after covid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thierry_Casasnovas
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
https://github.com/seancorfield/honeysql#vanilla-sql-clause-... (-> (select :a :b :c) (from :foo) (where [:= :foo.a "baz"])) => {:select [:a :b :c] :from [:foo] :where [:= :foo
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
>Also, 3.5 Sonnet was not trained in any way that involved a larger or more expensive model (contrary to some rumors). Source: https://darioamodei.com/on-deepseek-and-export-controls
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
The bridge between Leibniz and Einstein is Mach. From your wikipedia entry: >The relational point of view was advocated in physics by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz[7] and Ernst Mach (in his Mach's principle).[7] It was rejected by Isaac
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
>Fuck cutting and pasting stuff from one terminal into another terminal. This is the point of this approach. To offer incentives to turn into scripts maintenance procedures that come around often but for which there isn't enough bud
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
>I moved from Sweden to Ghana, West Africa. I started working as a teacher in the countryside, but after invoking the spirit of their dead chief, they later annotated me the king of their village.
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>identify the person or people fully accountable for the machine's decisions. Which required more tech, not less.
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It can also dramatically lower corruption. Can't receive a bribe from someone whose visa has expired when this person's arrest was consigned in a database.
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
Shouldn't a portfolio of personal projects be enough ? In the past couple years I: - adapted Java's Regex engine to work on streams of characters - wrote a basic parametric geometry engine - wrote a debugger for an async framework
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
The paper is recent and being discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42889786
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
Alternatively current AIs don't compose well with each other and don't let themselves be decomposed easily. This makes control and user interaction difficult to establish which leads to monolithic one-click input->output produc
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
I've had the same idea for a while, but the classifier I had in mind was for identifying wood ("yep, it's wood"). I wonder if this kind of tech could be used for low-light enhancement (night vision). This would require &
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
My experience has been the opposite, I found cursor to be an improvement over comparable tools such as aider. I was able to write a plugin for ComfyUI (a 60k loc python/js codebase) in 2 hours thanks to semantic search. It's not a
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
As a tangential observation, I discovered something surprising in the etymology of "to remain," which serves as a microcosm of Heidegger's philosophy. First, consider this word2vec equation: being + time = to remain. Then: &q
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
I'm not defending GP's colleagues, nor am I suggesting that the undeserved treatment he received was imaginary. However, the idea that this must be caused by racism is a cheap and comfortable narrative GP is telling himself and an
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
And "rien" (nothing) used to mean something (via latin "res")
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There is no concrete example of racism in his testimony. He describes universal situations of professional rivalry ("opportunities vanish," "pressure amounts") but interprets them as implicit racism without tangible evid
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
I worked as much as 200% more than some of my colleagues while having the lowest wage in the team. When I left, projects in my perimeter took 12x more time to develop (as assessed by a former colleague). I had a manager fired for failing to
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
I received two downvotes for this comment, presumably because of the ChatGPT mention and the "weird" recommendation that triggered this knee-jerk anti-hype reaction. https://gourmantissimes.com/creme-anglaise-sous-
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
Indeed, I tried glucose to get a sligthly smoother texture, but it's a bit hard to source and pricey. I take note of carob seeds. The "ice cream parameter space" above was generated by ChatGPT and I've been interested in
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
ChatGPT suggest an immersion heater. Maybe add a pump or a magnetic stirrer.
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I think he's right though, the 5% figure isn't accurate. Perplexity answer below: https://anonpaste.pw/v/6f99bf00-ab49-48fc-978a-27f656a37c02#... Nonetheless, the production hell people working at those fac
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by Xmd5a 2y ago
Indeed this is what I do with lemon zests. I put them in a blender with the juice for 10 minutes at maximum power (as a result, the mixture must become hot). Add two egg whites beaten into stiff peaks for 3/4L, and you'll get the

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