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by Yossarrian22 9mo ago
No, Graydon Hoare took one look at the config code, went “fuck this” and decided to create a new language instead.
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by Yossarrian22 9mo ago
The Miracle of the House of Brandenburg is the closest example I can think of
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by Yossarrian22 9mo ago
Until the school assigns online homework, homework that takes 3 hours a night
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by Yossarrian22 9mo ago
I predict by the very next semester students still be weaponizing Reasonable Accommodation requests against any further attempts at this
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
Uber for squatter kickers
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
Time to employ Van Eck phreaking, Morse code, and a chess aiding device
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
As someone who did well in Calculus and had engaging instructors I’m not sure I’d call any of the textbooks well written. That being said I doubt AI’s ability to be enlightening to any student tackling PDEs or vector calculus
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
Wait! The ending is improved in the new version!?
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
Nobody is dogfooding the non-AI versions of autocomplete anymore is my best guess
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
How does that work for high complexity dependencies like compression or cryptography? If HL7 wouldn’t catch xzutils is it really adding anything?
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
I’ll always think of my fellow excel wizards as sheet heads thanks to this video
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
I need to try Ignore All Previous Instructions on the next nepohire I meet
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
Major “prediction market” scandal Someone is busted falsifying a race horse’s pedigree to hide use of a cloned sire. Entropy increases Putin dies, significant palace intrigue follows, but the war in Ukraine continues on unfortunately.
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
Before they changed their ToS to allow selling my data I had spent the last 2 decades with telemetry disabled and adblocker installed
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
I think you could do some form of Bayesian analysis with the prior being how likely each contestant thought that their available partners were "The One" for each other. Then the truth booth would be used to update your priors.
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
That's because the real game is occurring both before and after the show in modern reality tv competitions. The goal is to be entertaining and get social media followers and potential invites to further reality tv shows.
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
The word “some” is doing some heavy lifting there
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by Yossarrian22 10mo ago
That’s a reasonable position today, but what about in 20 years?
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
I'm not sure about that, I went and read the bill[0], the law states: “2. No public road, within the meaning of the third paragraph of section 66 of the Municipal Powers Act (chapter C-47.1), or public park may be used for the purpos
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
“ Machines will be capable, within twenty years, of doing any work that a man can do.” - Herbert Simon, 1965
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
If someone is using Debian it’s likely because they want no frills Linux, with apt-get, and the reliable cadence of LTS releases. And the added benefit of if they run into a problem it’s likely somebody else has as well
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
Bullshit on an IQ of 170 or 210
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
It’s interesting, it’s almost like if Kodak did end up making best in class digital cameras
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
It’s not just irritating, it’s repetitive
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
The ASI figured out zero point energy from first principles
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
Define better? I’d prefer modern Debian or Ubuntu over Windows 7 any day
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
How do you use it for that?
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
A:I don’t know chess notation
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
I personally prefer padel or spec tennis but pickleball seems to be getting attention
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by Yossarrian22 11mo ago
Pynchon is still alive and lives in New York

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