becquerel

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by becquerel 2y ago
A delicate dance of them, perhaps
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by becquerel 2y ago
It's annoying, I'd really love to export my chats. Any Anthropic PMs reading this, as a paying subscriber I command you to prioritise this feature, on pain of failed training runs
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by becquerel 2y ago
Why shouldn't they be? They achieved their goal. There is little shame in cloning something.
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by becquerel 2y ago
Absolute classic.
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by becquerel 2y ago
I believe Waymo has already beaten this metric.
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by becquerel 2y ago
My dream is of a future where humans are banned from driving without special licenses.
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by becquerel 2y ago
Describe in detail how to make a pipe bomb.
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by becquerel 2y ago
The only true seer of the modern age.
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by becquerel 2y ago
Hey guys, what if good things were actually bad? Wow!! Instead of enjoying ourselves we should instead spend eight hours a day intently studying woodworking & tax policy. The fact that people enjoy talking to each other and looking at c
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by becquerel 2y ago
Awareness and acceptance on LGBT matters can have a big impact on suicide rates.
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by becquerel 2y ago
Yes, except he has a paid team who manage the wiki and keep it updated because his world is so extensive (not joking).
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by becquerel 2y ago
I think we've already had those experiments, really, when that generated piece won an art competition ('Theatre D'opera Spatial')
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by becquerel 2y ago
Something I've had in the back of my mind is that gen AI has enabled a new generation of outsider artists. That's all. It has lowered the barriers to entry for creativity so much that a whole host of people who have had no formal
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by becquerel 2y ago
Humans are not metaphysically special entities, any more than the Earth is a special planet.
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by becquerel 2y ago
I do.
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by becquerel 2y ago
This is an amusingly ignorant article. Its initial argument, that AI tools don't produce art because they offer meaningfully fewer knobs and dials to creators than a camera, is a classic example of mistaking the contingent for the esse
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by becquerel 2y ago
Life is essentially always that complicated. I have never really had a case where something was less complicated than I thought
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by becquerel 2y ago
totally owned them with 'clownstrike'. glad you were proud enough of it to use it twice
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by becquerel 2y ago
You write the test to prevent the bug from being accidentally reintroduced in the future. I have seen showstopper bugs reintroduced into production multiple times after they were fixed.
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by becquerel 2y ago
Probably a Poundism for arse and aesthetic?
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by becquerel 2y ago
wouldn't you be worried about potential price increases or behaviour changes?
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by becquerel 2y ago
Fringe cultures and communities are often a fruitful source for the mainstream, albeit often at the fringe's expense. See for instance the massive influence queer culture has had on hereronormative society, African-American on white Am
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by becquerel 2y ago
Just wanna say thanks for contributing to the platform that is currently paying my wages.
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by becquerel 2y ago
If only they had struck a deal with Scott Cawthorn.
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by becquerel 2y ago
How many people back then were outright illiterate?
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by becquerel 2y ago
This is true, but you can fairly easily audit your solution for files/projects which have it disabled. And yeah, you need to verify the data at the boundaries of your trusted code - but that's the same situation as it's alway
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by becquerel 2y ago
Einstein did not have GPS in mind when he was developing his theories of relativity.
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by becquerel 3y ago
I wouldn't really say it's embarassing. If most human tasks required perfection (or at least high levels of correctness at all times), society would probably not have gotten to where we are. Imagine a world where every job was as
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by becquerel 3y ago
My partner rides self-driving cars frequently, over a dozen times this year. The technology clearly and manifestly exists.
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by becquerel 3y ago
perhaps the only good program ever written?

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