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by b33j0r 3y ago
Channelling Erik Dubious: “it’s ok, you see the error message, and you navigate to etsy. This config we find is the answer. I lean into neovim this time, today, because it’s all a lessons. And then we type update, and it’s all okay!” The th
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The eternal question is, “heyyyy how’d they do that? They have to pay me for that, right?” If only we could limit problems to death, and not taxes! And I got paid interest rates!
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I’m so glad I don’t remember how much money was in that wallet. Let’s just call it 5, with no units. Helps.
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Haha this thread has gotten too deep, but I appreciated your accurate addition with a lol!
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Recombination makes dna and rna every day. Our limitation in seeing this is our short and fleeting lives. There is a pub:grill in Tempe called monkeypants. Is that a new idea or just clever?
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The very first python app I wrote was a statistical bard generator. I had python calculate word frequencies from a Shakespeare corpus and spit them back out with a probability distribution. Honestly it read just as well ;) We’re simpler tha
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Hah, the model is pretty good, but the material does sound like an American politician’s hype team. To be fair I think google and OAI are doing the same thing all the time: “As a large language model, I can explain. I and my relative were t
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I like it, but I don’t think it speaks to the audience it wants. Why not show a 12-15 line python app using customtkinter, wxwindows, qt, etc? It currently says something like: — To target all platforms, here is the first step! Choose gnome
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I also work on this in my spare time, and this example is pretty great! I’m still always stuck at cubespheres and not being able to create content on the surface. (You’d be amazed at how complex it is to create planets, and how ungrateful a
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As a large language model of a borg-haha we mean, board! I assure you that sentience is a physical process, akin to HUMAN METABOLISM You have nothing to be surprised about, Mr. Turing-jokester.
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So, ATP is a thing. The chemical bonds store the energy, then we waste that on puns and being mad at our birth. Just don’t tell Steve Lukather, somehow he never stops touring. Totolly badass.
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I’m too old and arrogant to be litigious. I just try to clear the path for the next generation by equipping them with expectations that match reality closer than I got.
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I have been fired while I was off getting more insurance-approved stimulants. You ask us to perform unreasonably tops, then hate us for inventing doordash and shit because: we were smart labor, not cheap.
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I haz read! Begat treats like make biscuits! Rosanna, Rosanna, to Parton the Lamb!
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I was old enough for a geocities homepage, but not old enough to get that a webring was a web-ring. I thought it was some cool secretive club of people: “we bring you internet stuff, and we’re all friends. Maybe we’ll let you in, kid.” Then
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I think the social concept of maturity comes from social hierarchy and advance, more than any story we tell ourselves about personal growth. Grandma wanted some cake at the end just as I do now, and always have ;) It’s a way to organize soc
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Neurogenesis gets thrown around a lot in this community. I have had success with ketamine treatments. The basic science research is there, but the clinical evidence so far remains pretty vague. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p
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I agree. These ideas are poetry, based on our jazz standards and hymns. I disagree with “a good book is one that confirms what you already believe,” even if Willy Wonka writes it.
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I’m not taking a stance on “Othello is solved”, but offer a digression about a lookup table being a valid solution to a tractable problem, or its subproblem. I don’t see a lot of people saying this (not parent either), but I know that many
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Agreed, but I do also think that order emerged from chaos. It’s an easy claim when order is defined by itself! But in reality, we’re equipped exactly to exist, and we still wonder why in a backwards way, even with education (guilty!) AI is
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If you are a premium user for longer than a day: Use bing mode. Say “browse” in the first few tokens. You can talk it into it, but saying browse works. The response horizon is limited only by your patience with trying prompts before you giv
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Very true! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desire_path But like. We can certainly innovate more flexible routing systems of transport that don’t require specific neural training and licensing to use foot pedals to stop
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I know that the geography of North America and the timing of industrialization basically made this a pipe dream… Yet, trying to create near-peer artificial human driving intelligence—just so cities can continue to be designed around horsele
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May I suggest the name `turtlefu*` or `turtle[fu]`? `CFR[]` is brilliant for being descriptive, and I think it’ll stick. But it read to me like a regulation or tax code. Perfect for misdirection. No one ever suspects the return of LOGO as “
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Wait, I remember the site you're talking about. But it's been redesigned, as of me clicking on it now. It looks much more modern.
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Agree. I have heard stories of people who “had one treatment and never smoked/put their elbows on the dinner table ever again.” My experiences seemed to benefit more from watching David Attenborough and feeling a connection to life. I’
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Well, who hasn’t used that classic datastructure `dictstack` (and famously the dict.pop operation)? At first I was kinda giggling. But actually there are such things, if the Mapping is also ordered. LRU cache, trees, tries… and—oh wait—all
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“Now with timelines!” Heh, been using it for years before that feature (which is admittedly now years ago). Synth graphs are sweet. But I kept going back to Logic to compose compositions ;) Habit has stuck, unless I have something bitwig-y
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Love it. My copy is next to Art of Electronics, Go4, and Knuth. LaMothe is special because I’ve actually had it since I was 8. I still didn’t “get” matrices for years… but I implemented em!
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“What? You’re saying it’s gonna take me a whole weekend course!? That’s longer than the sourdough baking class!” And so you see, that’s why you and I don’t have youtube channels, and stock images of us making comically exaggerated gestures.

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