auggierose

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by auggierose 4mo ago
> I'd say a preeminently foolish bet by the time the vaccine was actually available. A preeminently foolish bet is to use a vaccine where you don't know anything about medium or longterm effects, for something that doesn't
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by auggierose 4mo ago
There is nothing ambiguous about my sentence. Once you learnt thinking, read it again.
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by auggierose 4mo ago
> Are you arguing against the existence of an objective reality? Seems a little extreme. No, I am not arguing against the existence of an objective reality. I argue against the capability of most people to accurately assess what that obj
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by auggierose 4mo ago
Young people are actually right then in never ever taking any vaccine recommended by public policy ever again. If taking a vaccine is against your personal interest, and nevertheless public policy, that is the consequence. It is one thing t
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by auggierose 4mo ago
Every "fact" you state really includes the opinion that the "fact" is indeed a fact. Is climate change man-made?
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by auggierose 4mo ago
The truth very much exists, see Gödel's theorems. People get confused by this created/discovered thing. Of course it is discovered. It was there even before you created it. ;-)
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by auggierose 4mo ago
I get where you are coming from (it's me, last year), and that's what I thought. But if you use Claude Code or Codex, you will blow through your pro plan quickly. If you don't use them, you are not really using AI. I know how
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by auggierose 4mo ago
What is a "normal" subscription? Are you using Claude Code, or just Claude??
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by auggierose 4mo ago
> Schmidhuber's continual reminding everyone that he was working on neural nets back in the 1990s is beyond tiresome. Yes, he should have been recognized alongside Hinton/Bengio/LeCun as one of the pioneers, but time for h
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by auggierose 4mo ago
Good one. See, we did make some serious progress, all you AI haters.
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by auggierose 4mo ago
The truth is out there!
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by auggierose 4mo ago
Let's not pretend like research funding was money well spent before Trump. It wasn't. If tax payers actually knew how research funding works in practice, they wouldn't want any of their tax dollars to be spent on it. If $50 b
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by auggierose 4mo ago
The trouble is, a lot of people just cannot think clearly beyond their own ideology. It apparently makes even reading and understanding a short text difficult.
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by auggierose 4mo ago
If pg doesn't understand that the way he uses the way "earn" is very different from the way that AOC uses "earn", then I guess he is just not that smart. AOC also doesn't say anything about "moral", e
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by auggierose 4mo ago
Good for you! In other words, you don't write compute heavy applications for the browser? I never used COM or CORBA, by the way, just too freaking ugly.
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by auggierose 4mo ago
Yes, but inside the browser is a freaking big use case.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
I don't think that is true. If you have the creative control, and LLMs suck the joy out of programming, then you and I have very different ideas about what that joy was in the first place. I enjoy programming both on a very high and a
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by auggierose 5mo ago
> Keep the dependency tree shallow — mine has a node_modules with its own gravity. Light bends around it. Love that one. This LLM is fucking funny.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Not sure I understand this. The vote is, pay or not pay. If you pay, you vote yes.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Brilliant. This is exactly what is needed. AI day, Saturday, Sunday. Across the work force, even those not directly impacted by AI. And obviously, those 3 days can be flexibly arranged, so that we can shop all week long.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Oh, I was wondering why all new websites look shitty in the same way.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Codex has only GPT 5.5
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Yeah, that's how insurance works: it is wealth distribution from those who have not become (yet) an insurance case to those who have not. If you have a car, you need to pay car insurance. Is that also a tax? The concept of insurance is
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Happened before, for example in Germany. Not sure "fascinating" is the word I'd choose.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
This is called insurance, not tax.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Music is very different to TV and movies. You only watch a show or a movie once, maybe twice. And it costs much more to produce it.
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by auggierose 5mo ago
> A difficult part was constructing a chess board on which to play math We have that chess board for quite a while now, over 40 years. And no, there is nothing special about Lean here, it is just herd mentality. Also, we don't know
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Which model did this? Is it available to the public?
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by auggierose 5mo ago
That is an interesting point, and you are probably not alone in that opinion. From a logical point of view, it makes no sense to me, though. Just view it as a purchase that costs $X, but where the author of the software provided you with a
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by auggierose 5mo ago
Let's see in a few years how the development of Zulip has progressed by then. It is not a foundation like Zig, where the main guy is actively working on it. It is the best that could have happened, except of course the top people stayi

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