blast

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by blast 1y ago
I don't think you responded to the argument there. He's not saying antisemitism isn't real. Of course it's real, and has been for a long time. He's saying that automatically tarring critics of Israel as antisemites
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by blast 1y ago
What were you working on and what were the rabbit holes?
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by blast 1y ago
It's an interesting and fun example?
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by blast 1y ago
> I've also learned enough about LLMs that I know how to write that CLAUDE.md so it sticks to best practices. Could you share some examples / tips about this?
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by blast 1y ago
Shouldn't everyone be read cautiously?
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by blast 1y ago
I bet not. Let's come back in a couple years and see.
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by blast 1y ago
These things aren't contradictory. They may even need each other.
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by blast 1y ago
The article makes him sound like even more of a jerk than the everyone-else he's dumping on. It could be the interviewer framing him that way, of course.
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by blast 1y ago
I mean that it looked like either AI generated or blogspam or both. Not the writing though, more the look of the page. Happy to be wrong.
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by blast 1y ago
(I was wondering if this was some sort of generated ripoff but the author worked on Kafka for 6 years: https://x.com/BdKozlovski .)
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by blast 1y ago
> I'm working on coding a multiplayer io game for fun. I know what a multiplayer game is, but what's a multiplayer io game? (not being snarky, i loved your comment)
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by blast 1y ago
What became of James Hague? What did he do after he stopped blogging?
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by blast 1y ago
> I owe my career to YouTube That's interesting. How so?
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by blast 1y ago
Politicians respond to pressure.
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by blast 1y ago
Plenty of Jewish people don't. Many of the most dedicated critics of Israel are Jews. This is obvious, so let's not cross into unpleasant tropes.
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by blast 1y ago
I haven't seen such a video, though I wouldn't be surprised if one existed. Let's stick to facts.
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by blast 1y ago
This is an interesting thread from someone who worked on the case (on Hogan's side): https://x.com/dilanesper/status/1948757550993998192
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by blast 1y ago
What is the link?
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by blast 1y ago
"Tailwind is the Worst of All Worlds" "it does one thing very correctly" ... so there's at least one worse world then
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by blast 1y ago
> But positioning artificial intelligence as the primary culprit in these stories—as Eliezer Yudkowsky did in a tweet storm—is well, kind of lazy? I agree, but then the title of this article seems to be exploiting the same angle.
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by blast 1y ago
"Posts" is a more general category than "essays". A post about Miata transmission years sounds useful. An essay about it sounds boring.
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by blast 1y ago
Chomsky's in the last hour of that. That part is unusually good btw. It's actually elegaic.
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by blast 1y ago
> If the writer is honest, internal consistency and truth converge. Can't one be honestly mistaken?
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by blast 1y ago
"US leadership has without ambiguity signaled US' intention" That's a pretty funny way to describe the Trolling Bloviator.
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by blast 1y ago
Wow. And thanks. I don't mean to pry, but did this make you want to take it repeatedly? I ask because I've seen people get in trouble this way. They have a first experience which is amazing and then get into chasing it.
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by blast 1y ago
If it's ok to ask: what was it that you experienced that you hadn't known existed before?
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by blast 1y ago
Christmas trees too, and Christmas lights for that matter.
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by blast 2y ago
A medicalized psychiatric state is not the solution to the current lunacy. Just imagine the abuses it would lead to.
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by blast 2y ago
It undoubtedly is. I have to assume the GP slipped up with a badly chosen example, since their point is otherwise pretty middle of the road.
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by blast 2y ago
That exact statement is quoted in the OP too.

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