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________ / \ | | \________/ Do you see the above as a circle or a rectangle?
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What's the program and what're the data? You can't tell the difference? Just ask!
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I asked Gemini about the inherent hazard of an LLM architecture that permits mixing prompts with data and the response was in so many words, that hazard is the users problem, with references to "best practices" that's more ha
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Honestly, who cares The glaciers are falling off the great mountains everywhere. So a drone picked up some junk... Maybe if it brought back bodies.
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I don't see any paradox. There are so many variables it's difficult to generalize without stipulations. For example, if routes are known to close, some traffic may cease due to perception of lost opportunity, where lowered utiliza
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Fellow IT nerds! Why is Mac so crazy and inconsistent?! Was it developed by morons, imbeciles or idiots? Why can't it be clear and easy to use? Like Linux! Take Ubuntu: It's always CTRL-C to copy to clipboard. Except in Terminal,
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"Hey, your paper is great!" Here's your grant. "Hey, back at ya!" Here's your grant. They could really speed it up by getting rid of review together. //The gains “are huge in terms of efficiency and d
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I'mmm baack! For those that may glance at the article and think tl;dr here's the skinny. The author drops 2000+ words plus graphs to proffer a single simple point: An economic study on growth-- as reported by an author on the &quo
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Yes a serious problem that's getting worse. The large size of the A-pillar to hold side airbag, the long slope of the windshield requiring an arch for the A-pillar to meet the door, the distance of the seat from the A-pillar, standardi
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The industry sells the devices as "intelligent" which brings the expectation of maturity and wisdom-- dependability. So the analogy is more like a cabin door on a 737. Some yahoo could try to open it in flight, but that doesn'
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"Free" U2 album after deleting everyone's iTunes library saves and replacing it will Apple Music links? Anyone? Beuller?
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Oh yes. It's dog eat dog but among very lazy privileged dogs. Don't confuse business with a humane enterprise. It operates according to a vague informal internal calculus, has little loyalty to staff or communities and will happil
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I am not able to follow the authors proposition. If the host picks randomly, then on some occasions he reveals the car and the game cannot proceed to conclusion. In other words the door picked by the host reveals a goat, by definition. So w
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//I have a professional interest in the philosophical issues raised by the problem of global climate change. I wrote a book on the subject, I give lectures, attend conferences, speak on panels, etc.// Can debunking misin
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//...we shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our Island, whatev
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Zuckerberg may be infinitely rich, but his money hasn't bought good taste. Jesus, what a dork.
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Wow, this lede is a sleeper!
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Let AI manage your habits so you can forget about them. Especially useful for bad habits! Too busy for bad habits? Let AI habituate for you. It can authentically select and curate the worst habits on the web. Put your mind at ease...
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> It should be surprising to absolutely nobody the Linux audio stack is often the subject of varying levels of negative feedback... This is the most compelling lead-in to any technical article I've ever read. In the age of AI regurg
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When does the real become real fake? Words can hurt. Real words can really hurt!
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Jeff Bezos invited Trump to a freak-off?! Trump should seriously consider this as Bezos' dildo collection puts Pdiddy to shame... Have you seen his rocket?
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"...In blow to authors" is begging the question in the lede. Typical MSM gaslighting. Hey! Why doesn't HN automatically translate links to paywalls into a detour to an archive that summarizes the article with AI? Didn't
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Why can't AI deal with all these questions and issues on HN?! It doesn't even need to directly address any of it, just lump the dupes other, bin the paywall references... --Wait, why am I even making a list? The AI can do it!
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Negativity is unavoidable, but adaptable. As you write "50% gone" you've revealed a counting, quantitative mindset, so ask yourself if that's how you directly find life, or have you unconsciously adopted this way of thin
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Who wants to pay to be told what to think?
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Amazing breakdown of the series! So invested in analysis and so detailed that being right or wrong about the subject no longer has meaning. Offers a way to think that informs everything else David Lynch.
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The attack on Iran is proof Trump and Bibi are lying about Iran's capabilities, and that's the whole point: to attack the weak. This policy is the world's most epic case of reaction formation. As to the fate of bullies? They
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Why should it be able to "cross that line"? AI as a topic leads to all questions about it being begged. Tedious.
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A trivial article with a woeful lack of insights and a low thought-to-word-count. The article espouses what is now customary reactionary dismissal of AI hype. It's not right or wrong because it doesn't think that far. Anyone genui
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It's difficult to observe this article as it regards all of these obvious contingencies as some lucid afterthought of the bad acid trip littered with free-love hallucinations which constitutes business culture. We could be reading an a
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