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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/09/07/bbc-breached-gui... is pretty damning
752.
by boxed 1y ago
So? I've seen BBC do this before. Not to mention posting much much worse things and just quietly taking it down without offering some apology or article to try to set the record straight.
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by boxed 1y ago
Is the title here editorialized? Or did BBC update their title because the old one was incorrect?
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by boxed 1y ago
It could be that you didn't get real homeopathic medicine. There's been quite a few cases of babies dying after being given "homeopathic" medicine. Because real homeopathic medicine is indeed quack science, literally dil
755.
by boxed 1y ago
"Is typed now" is false. "Can be typed now" is somewhat correct. "Can be partially typed now" is actually correct.
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by boxed 1y ago
> The whole bible, old and new testaments are stories where people sometimes care about God, most times run away from God, but always God running circles to meet the people again. Except the book of Job. Where God explicitly tortures a p
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by boxed 1y ago
> You just can't reason about the cause of reasoning, and the origin of the concept of cause and effect. You can dispute if that origin is more like a person that doesn't care about anything, a person that wants a relationship
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by boxed 1y ago
You, I mean you singular, can't decide to believe that 1+1=4. You know that it's not to the core of your being. There is literally no choice possible when the facts are in. This is what it's like to be a strong atheist. >
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Those other laws were explicitly reaffirmed by Jesus. Your statement is not supported by scripture. It's not christianity.
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> Most atheists are atheists by choice, not because they wouldn't have access to information about god. That's not choice though. I can't become a believer in god anymore than I can sprout wings. I can't just start be
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by boxed 1y ago
The bible doesn't say that. It says "you shouldn't murder" where "murder" means "kill a human without just cause". The standard "thou shalt not kill" is a bad translation, nothing more. You
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From the first URL: > but it means that God labors tirelessly to bring all people — Christian or not — to salvation in Christ. That is a hilarious quote. Only believers can say that with a straight face and not see the absolute madness i
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> Commandments are not detailed guides, but general principles That's a far stretch. How is "keep the sabbath holy" a "general principle" in any way? How is "thou shalt have no other gods before me"?
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by boxed 1y ago
In my case the big issue seems to be that if you hide a component in SwiftUI, it's by default animated with a fade. This not shown in the API surface area at all.
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by boxed 1y ago
As a matter of fact, all ingredients are 100% chemical.
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by boxed 1y ago
You mean the grotesque experiments that lead to the scientific knowledge that in turn lead to lördagsgodis. The distinction is pretty important.
767.
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My wife once asked a friend from England what they have "instead of lördagsgodis". The reply? "Obese kids".
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by boxed 1y ago
I was very skeptical of Claude Code but was finally convinced to try it and it does feel very different to use. I made three hobby projects in a weekend that I had pushed up for years due to "it's too much hassle to get started&qu
769.
by boxed 1y ago
And yet logic clearly dictates that the exact opposite is true. They killed Socrates for it, and humans are the same now as they were then.
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Of course all those things can be sins. The two first leads directly to atheism, and the third can be used to spread atheism.
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LLMs don't learn reasoning. At all. They are statistical language models. Nothing else. If they get math right it's because correct math is more statistically probable given the training data, it can't actually do math. This
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> SOTA LLMs have been shown again and again to solve problems unseen in their data set We have no idea what the training data is though, so you can't say that. > and despite their shortcomings they have become extremely useful fo
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Documentation that is never wrong(kodare.net)
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by boxed 1y ago
> Bootstrapping things like a new project ? Yeah, things can be too fast for me to stay in the flow. I think OP is saying it's too slow to stay in the flow. That's what I feel personally. The AI thinks a long time and I do so
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Sounds like most of those problems are just problems with microservices generally. Adding a service makes this worse.
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> Brevity is the soul of wit Now that pachinko machines can create lots of prose, maybe it's time to finally learn this lesson.
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The lack of any numbers in the article seems a bit weird too. Overrepresented it says, but how much? In what region?
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Agreed.
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Yea. And a lot. Like 10s of millions of years. Trout have skulls and calcified bones, sharks do not.
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Yea, ok, I implied livable for humans obviously. And I meant including the current level of technology, not as cave men, as cave men don't care about the large scale GDP cost of nations.

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