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by agnishom 2y ago
This was the first thing I asked it. It was like, "Dark-patterns? Me? what?"
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by agnishom 2y ago
This kind of enthusiastic debate is why I love the internet /semisarcasm
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by agnishom 2y ago
> Would you allow an 8 year old to wander New York City unattended? I would hope that the answer is yes. This kind of reasoning (not to pick on the commenter above) is troubling. People blame cellphones and social media. But what are the
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by agnishom 2y ago
Even if they are right, do people want to voluntarily start taking drugs to control their impulses? Au contraire, I think a lot of people, either ideologically or subconciously, appreciate the hedonistic lifestyle
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by agnishom 2y ago
The author is assuming that everyone will proactively start taking this drug. But I don't understand why? If Jerry is not obese, why would Jerry randomly start taking an anti-obesity drug?
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by agnishom 2y ago
It is not "in trouble". It just has more competition. That's what _should_ happen when capitalism functions correctly.
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by agnishom 2y ago
> why should Apple be forced to allow sideloading? Because it is too large in terms of market share. In an ideal world, there would be so many alternatives, that I could just choose whatever ecosystem I want. However, we can't reall
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by agnishom 2y ago
It is a collection of resources about "Geometric Algebra". It is basically a vector space equipped with a anticommutative product. Turns out that this formalism is very useful in elegantly representing a number of operations (like
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Geometric Algebra(bivector.net)
200 points by agnishom 2y ago|61 comments
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by agnishom 2y ago
I also recently came across "Geometric Algebra", which seems like an idea of equipping a vector space with a formal anticommutative product. There seems to be a subset of people on the internet who swear by it.
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Philosophy Tube: Elon Musk (2018) [video](youtube.com)
6 points by agnishom 2y ago|0 comments
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by agnishom 2y ago
Where is the tweet that says people will pay for willpayforthis.com?
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by agnishom 2y ago
Why bother? Just download them off of LibGen, and save it on your hard drive. If you have bought them on Amazon, you have already paid off your debt metaphorically and literally
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by agnishom 2y ago
Doesn't directly relate to your comment, But I hate ElevenLabs for purchasing Omnivore and shutting it down.
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by agnishom 2y ago
I don't get it. How do I figure out what the top level 10, 20, 30, etc should correspond to? And if I do figure out what they should correspond to, why can't I just use a more informative title for my folder instead of a number?
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Purely Functional Sliding Window Aggregation Algorithm(byorgey.github.io)
70 points by agnishom 2y ago|24 comments
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by agnishom 2y ago
This is a very interesting algorithm which is more or less known in the folklore, but is still relatively obscure. I have used it as a part of temporal logic monitoring procedure: https://github.com/Agnishom/lattice-mtl
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by agnishom 2y ago
I like this idea. I do it when the author has a Patreon. How do you email random people five dollars?
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by agnishom 2y ago
> without drm that stuff will spread like wildfire They are already spreading like wildfire (Hint: Library Genesis). But I still buy ebooks from time to time
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by agnishom 2y ago
Wonderful. I also want to say that very often Tor sells DRM free books. As a fantasy buff, I always try to find them
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by agnishom 2y ago
Me too! Super easy to use and run. Has a ton of features and feels polished
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by agnishom 2y ago
I don't know what you are talking about? Россия and Iran?
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by agnishom 2y ago
So, you are saying that RedNote censors _less_ than Tiktok?
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by agnishom 2y ago
I am a bit concerned that the primary channel of distribution of the paper is ResearchGate. I am somehow biased against taking it seriously because of this.
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by agnishom 2y ago
This is really cool. How does the cryptography work? EDIT: Seems like it works via https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_signature
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by agnishom 2y ago
This is my main gripe with this company
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by agnishom 2y ago
This is a great philosophical motivation for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incidence_algebra
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by agnishom 2y ago
> LLMs are so intelligent they don't know that a "how many" question is answered with a number. I think this is to prevent the LLM from giving more details. The evaluation engine can presumably only check short exact answe
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by agnishom 2y ago
From the link you posted: "a sudden illegal, often violent, taking of government power, especially by part of an army" The violent part and the army part seems to be optional
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by agnishom 2y ago
Relax. To be fair to them, Gleichshaltung has a nice ring to it

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