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Interactive Fiction Theory and Criticism(the-rosebush.com)
5 points by agnishom 8mo ago|0 comments
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by agnishom 8mo ago
What is the context? Were Zuckerberg's old emails made available to the public?
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by agnishom 8mo ago
I recommend the book "The Fine Art of Small Talk". TLDR: Small talk seems to be of trivial importance and to require minimal effort. Neither of this is true. Therefore, there is no shame in cultivating one's smalltalk muscle
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by agnishom 8mo ago
I am not saying that he should. He is pretending that his hand was forced. I am saying that it wasn't. He made a choice. You may say that it is the rational choice, but that is a different debate.
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by agnishom 8mo ago
Please excuse my finance illiteracy. What's pre-money valuation?
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by agnishom 8mo ago
I am just saying that the decision was not some kind of inevitable result of forces beyond their control. They just made a business decision to line their pockets better.
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by agnishom 8mo ago
> i had two options: cut gradually over months or years as this shift plays out, or be honest about where we are and act on it now. Sounds like a false dichotomy. The third option is that he could have kept them around. It would be finan
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by agnishom 8mo ago
It's happening on April 1. Should we take it seriously?
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by agnishom 8mo ago
The most important cost that you didn't mention is the loss of social trust and the harm that will do to social infrastructure. Junior developers will find it harder to be hired and trained. The case for lesser known artists and musici
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by agnishom 8mo ago
Hell, yeah. Children's Literature is no joke. It is a branch of literature as old as time, and has seen no shortage of depth or variety.
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by agnishom 8mo ago
> standard bedtime stories didn't always capture their unique imagination If you really mean this, I invite you to reflect on whether the LLM generated stories will be any better. Good art including stories, even those for children,
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by agnishom 8mo ago
I don't think that Europe has a censorship problem, but a US government funded VPN sounds great!
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Monitoring Events That Carry Data(imiron.io)
2 points by agnishom 8mo ago|0 comments
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by agnishom 8mo ago
https://crabby-rathbun.github.io/mjrathbun-website/blog/post... The Human operator did succumb to the social pressure, but does not seem convinced that they some kind of line was crossed. Unfortunately , I don&#x2
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by agnishom 8mo ago
To clarify, there are three possiblities for an email sent? 1. The Agent doesn't reply to the email. 2. The agent replies to the email, but does not leak secret.env, and the email is caught by the firewall. 3. The agent replies to the
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by agnishom 8mo ago
My negativity is for two reasons: (1) A capable independent developer is joining a large powerful corporation. I like it better when there are many small players in the scene rather than large players consolidating power. (2) This seems lik
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by agnishom 8mo ago
"Siphoning back as much value as we can is ethical." I feel the same way. (Although, I am less sure of it.) However, I think backing up important parts of YouTube, as you have done, is a much better approach towards doing this.
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by agnishom 8mo ago
This seems like a narrow understanding of value. Which do you think has more value to me? (a) I save some money by exploiting the storage loophole (b) The existence of a cultural repository of cat videos, animated mathematics explainers, lo
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by agnishom 8mo ago
You are right, but YouTube is also a massive repository of human cultural expression, whose true value is much more than the economic value it brings to Google.
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by agnishom 8mo ago
I apologize for not being respond to the entirety your comment. I assure you that Angela does not say that the Feynman Lectures are "not worth reading" in that video.
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by agnishom 8mo ago
Does anyone have a list of good Matrix boards to join?
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by agnishom 8mo ago
I came across this podcast. I wonder who Halper is, and how she got people like Ken Liu and Moxie Marlinspike to come on her podcast.
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The sham legacy of Richard Feynman (2024) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by agnishom 8mo ago|0 comments
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by agnishom 8mo ago
Some people are (understandably) upset at the title of the video. I will summarize some of the main interesting beats in the video for those who don't want to watch this 3 hour masterpiece. (1) The stories in "Surely you are jokin
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by agnishom 8mo ago
This is an amazing article. The HN title should be edited a bit. "Calm Technology - Beyond Agentic Coding"
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by agnishom 8mo ago
Interesting how the website is called "PoliticalScience" but mainly cares about US Politics
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by agnishom 9mo ago
I got 48 animals
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by agnishom 9mo ago
My bad. I was asking who thinks that it is good value (for them) to use their token budget on doing this. I truly don't understand what human thinks this will bring them value.
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by agnishom 9mo ago
It seems like a fun experiment, but who would want to waste their tokens generating ... this? What is this for?
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by agnishom 9mo ago
It would indeed be nice if there were a mechanism to find people like Ramanujan who have excellent insights but cannot communicate them effectively. But LLMs are not really helping. With all the beautifully typeset papers with immaculate pr

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