anlaw

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by anlaw 3y ago
More ideas, less scolding as if you are superior
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by anlaw 3y ago
Oh but it is; they can demand hardware based filters and restrictions. “Hardware will filter these vectors from models and block them from frame buffer, audio, etc, or require opt in royalty payments to view them.”
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by anlaw 3y ago
I never said they were a great measure. Another tool in the toolkit. Or it was anyway.
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by anlaw 3y ago
It’s not just you; pop music compositions with key changes that add complexity have all but vanished since the early 00s: https://flowingdata.com/2022/11/22/decline-of-key-changes-in... Automation tools and f
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by anlaw 3y ago
We could, oh, I don’t know, build local work groups and refuse to accept US dollars locally. There are other frequencies we can speak, and geometry we can “draw” on the globe via agency. No need to constrain them to ephemeral value stores a
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by anlaw 3y ago
Reality isn’t fractal. People leaving for a variety of motives, expansion of some offices, closing others… chip away at the edge of known truth. Entropy forces new relative perspective. Humans need to do better about accepting figurative an
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by anlaw 3y ago
And that’s fine. We need less low effort rage bait, viral influencer influence on the economy. The reach of contrived political philosophy, fiat economic hustle, and pop culture gabber can be constrained; the obsolescence of /. , MySpa
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by anlaw 3y ago
I would ditch user logins and user comments. Let OPs post a wallet or something and otherwise remain anon. Avoid the hypernormalizing of commentary and costly moderation by forcing scrollers to comment elsewhere; cut and paste a link is not
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by anlaw 3y ago
Well given the policy of the US the last 70 years we’re boned if karma is coming for us. Back to shrugging off the idea poor people on the other side of oceans are going to pick a fight with me specifically. I live in the middle; after ro
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by anlaw 3y ago
Genius CEOs thought Fed money printer and covid were forever too. You’re not a genius CEO. If the experts get it wrong all the time (and spend a ton of effort promoting what they “do right” to shape perception) why believe you saying 2 succ
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by anlaw 3y ago
Economic philosophy always ignores the real humans who will exist regardless what cherry picked economic markers indicate. Reality will never care about any human philosophy. Humans will invest agency in interesting things regardless of som
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by anlaw 3y ago
Is Apple some immutable scientific center of reality? No. But neither are you. It’s not a question of Apple is or isn’t but a statement “you are not”. Apple suddenly vanishing would actually have a much more dramatic effect on millions than
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by anlaw 3y ago
Sounds like leaded gas. Wasn’t banned until 1980s. Our leaders are 80 year old post war shell shocked, Cold War paranoids who huffed leaded gas fumes for decades. Explains quite a lot actually.
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by anlaw 3y ago
There’s a lot of examples out there where hiring family was a complete flop. Show data trust in family is rational and not just low effort. I think you’re making up a narrative that sounds roughly technical, roughly contemporary wisdom but
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by anlaw 3y ago
What is SF doing different is not bussing their problem to Texas or Florida as Texas and Florida do. This culture is a joke. An intentionally unaccountable but highly compensated and connected federal political apparatus is ignored and blam
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by anlaw 3y ago
There are a lot of winners through nepotism in the world. Your ability to craft an idea in correct logic of a language does not mean the logic is meaningful to reality.
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by anlaw 3y ago
The same story exists across the US. How does San Francisco fix a national health issue when Congress refuses to do anything but cut taxes on the rich to force us into begging from someone who is obviously more pious given their wealth in
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by anlaw 3y ago
This all makes sense as long as questions like “state hood” are a thing. Us primates need not foist past spoken traditions and hallucinations on the future.
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by anlaw 3y ago
Surely the effort to manage LLMs is wasted on keeping a publisher from having to do the job they’re paid for. Are we really going to let big corp automate away their role in the social contract? Ostensibly Random House needs to provide real
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by anlaw 3y ago
You aren’t the center of other people’s lives. How is any old arbitrary user to know you’re not a con of a dev? Software sales are contrived fiat exchange to give your code access to my hardware and userspace. Who the f are you?
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by anlaw 3y ago
Higher ups? The primate AI is hallucinating after decades of prompt injections. What obligation do we have to coddle “higher ups” figurative identity?
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by anlaw 3y ago
That $1.50 bag of chips still cost the store 50 cents. Red Bull cost pennies per gallon. You see… the pricing of goods is arbitrary, as in mutable given human philosophical whims, not coupled to the movement of the universe otherwise, we’ve
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by anlaw 3y ago
Do you think humans would do that? Intentionally instigate online engagement for profit?
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by anlaw 3y ago
You know the dumbest part about this ageist attack on youth (in context of climate and social life) is the gerontocrats dictating such are frail, old, and have no ability to feed themselves. It’s all designed to isolate grandpa and grandma
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by anlaw 3y ago
Thanks for the sixth grade civics run down. Someone knowing the arbitrary law of primates is just thinking “they know better.” They know it’s illegal! It’s not a divine mandate; it’s projection of non-existent power of their own. They’ll le