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by anigbrowl 1mo ago
People like this generally don't read, for pleasure or edification. Their posts are advertising, designed to work by repetition. They're not necessarily looking to persuade smart people; they're going after the same sort of p
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by anigbrowl 1mo ago
That accurately describes your posts. Why don't you present your alternative hypothesis, without the insults?
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Vancouver strip club's Instagram taken down over sign featuring lake joke(vancouverisawesome.com)
116 points by anigbrowl 1mo ago|54 comments
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How is this different from say Docker? I procrastinated getting acquainted with the latter for a long time because I thought it was more for industrial-scale infrastructure, but when I finally wound up using it I was surprised at how easy a
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Emergent cheating and whistleblowing in autonomous research swarms(arxiv.org)
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I'm sure I'm missing something from the GGP being edited, but when you said 'are examples of one party taking over' it's hard to read that outside of a parliamentary/electoral context.
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This is a fallacy of composition. the tradeoffs vary. The equal-area projection has zero (or close to) size distortion globally, at the expensive of shape inaccuracy as you approach the polar regions; Antarctica looks particularly wrong if
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by anigbrowl 1mo ago
Accuracy is too 'ideological' now. Sic transit gloria mundi .
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Realistically this is what the Constitutional convention mechanism is for, but for the last several decades the Democrats have viewed any suggestion of employing it as a Republican plot and have opted instead for not having a plan and tryin
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Japan occupied Korea from 1910 until 1945, at which point administration of the country was split between the USA in the South and the USSR in the north. Following an indecisive war lasted from 1950-53, the Korean peninsula ended up witht h
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by anigbrowl 1mo ago
I have that book and am a big fan of it, but I think it needs some expansion in the light of the last few decades - not just in the US, but considering Brexit and both major parties subsequently burning through strings of short-lived leader
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Global warming will exceed limit set in 2015, UN says(apnews.com)
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Interesting examination of loose ends in the official narrative but nearly unreadable due to the sarcastic tone and lazy organization.
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I had the opposite reaction: maybe it was not written by AI, but it would have been better if it was.
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These are becoming unreadable as the reasoning chains expand. I think you should consider reformatting them and either putting the image first or else folding the COT output.
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Honestly, fuck Verisign. They want to discontinue this because it's not especially popular or profitable. I take this to mean that they can't get enough money to support the administrative and developmental overhead. Now, it'
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California lawmakers pass bill governing lawyers' use of AI(reuters.com)
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No. Anyone who values it knows how to get the same on a free tier or via their own subscription. I'd made an exception for things like a pdf of a fully drafted science paper that might have involved days or weeks of steering, but 99.9%
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Don't post LLM output to HN. Anyone here who wants to know what Gemini says has the capacity to look it up for themselves.
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Nice to see people working on quotidian science issues like this rather than chasing unicorns.
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Fearful people are more apt to be violent, which is why rightoids are far more likely to commit mass shootings. They're also consistently better at organization and communication.
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It is absolutely a win. If you can't see it as a win because you didn't get everything you wanted at once, then you're setting yourself up for a lifetime of disappointment. Big wins in politics (and most other things) are mad
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Yes, learn to take a win when you get one. This is a very basic skill in politics.
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After he's gone we're going to see endless blog posts of the form 'Standing up to those guys inside company X' from execs trying to rehab themselves for rushing to comply with every stupid directive to come out of the Wh
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Markets do not punish firms for maintaining DEI [pdf](democracypolicylab.berkeley.edu)
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by anigbrowl 2mo ago
Such complacency. I feel sure you would have assured me with equal confidence that something like January 6 2020 couldn't possibly happen before it actually did. a comparable balance of weaponry between "the security forces"
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Weird how the people who habitually complain about government are conspicuously silent when it delivers something they wanted.
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Craven.
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Scientific articles are increasingly cryptic due to excess use of jargon (2022)(revistapesquisa.fapesp.br)
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In Europe?

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