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Obviously it's an S curve yes, but we are so far from living in an Ian M. Banks Culture novel that we don't have to worry for probably a million years. Anti-growth people are ideologues with bad imagination and some pseudo-religio
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So?
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I don't think you can get an LLM to write that personally. I tend to write with a bit too long run on sentences like that and have to edit myself carefully to make it readable. I don't think LLMs do that. It's like when my ki
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I think at this point comments like this are equivalent to saying "I didn't like this article, because it's written in too good English".
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by boxed 7mo ago
Or just a lot of smaller hearts.
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It's just a unique ID of a person, it's not a password. I don't see how you can be confused by this.
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The graph showing that "Bank teller employment has fallen off a cliff" is not zero based. This is pretty damn bad. The graph looks like it's going down 90%, but it's actually going from 350k to 150k. That's a ~60% d
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The Deep Lunacy that was almost "DEEP VZN"(robreid.substack.com)
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Less expensive how? The reason GPUs are used is because they are more efficient. You CAN run matmul on CPUs for sure, but it's going to be much slower and take a ton more electricity. So to claim it's "less expensive" is
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Why would you want to? It's like using a hammer for screws.
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This geographic protection is extremely bogus in many cases, if not most cases, which imo undermines his argument.
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Hah, the absolute shamelessness of that design and the site is crazy!
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In Swift it's even worse. All symbols in neighbor files are available. No imports.
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I think the poster here has an axe to grind, considering they quoted something that directly contradicted their point and didn't even notice.
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It's not a linguistic reality in spoken English is what I meant. We Swedish speakers can hear it when English speakers pronounce the space and when they don't, because we're super sensitive to that difference because our lang
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The word splitting in English is an accident of history, not a linguistic reality though. This is hilariously obvious to Swedish speakers :P
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A bit of prompting to ask it to not throw away errors and write TDD-style helps imo.
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Yea, we all need to step up the abstraction ladder. I wrote about this here: https://kodare.net/2026/02/16/AI-readable-APIs.html
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There's been some fun volatility with the author over the years. I told him once that he might want to consider another language to which he replied slightly insultingly. Then he tried to write another language. Then he tried to switch
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All three journals are Elsevier owned. Do try to keep up.
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> Not a single line about what is the issue with those papers Well that's a blatant lie. Here's a quote for you: > After submitting that draft to the Elsevier finance ecosystem, that draft was scrubbed from SSRN, and in the
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Sorry to burst your bubble, but politicians make laws that are nonsensical or stupid for political gain or misunderstandings all the time.
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Did you reply to the wrong message? I asked for statistics showing significant increases in electricity usage due to AI data centers.
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A neighbor that points a flood light into your bedroom and leaves it on the entire night seems like normal behavior to you?
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Yea ok. That makes the law stupid, and not the analysis I guess.
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This analysis seems rather weak. What if we increase the light intensity? You can go all the way up to when the house bursts into flames, and retinal damage will happen long before that. What if we change the frequency of the light? You can
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I think you shouldn't over hydrate. The fad of drinking more than your thirst tells you to is pseudoscience at best and harmful at worst.
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Do you know where there are any numbers to back this up though?
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I don't get all this environmental harm scare mongering. It's not actually real right? I found this graph https://thundersaidenergy.com/downloads/us-electricity-deman... and there's not much movement in
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https://www.openttd.org/ ?

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