brigadier132

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by brigadier132 2y ago
Sure but I'm asking in theory, what is the power of justices according to their constitution.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
Can someone explain the me what actual power do Brazilian supreme court justices have? Seems like Brazilian judges are like Judge Dredd.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
All of it. Site scraping for search used to actually be beneficial for content creators but now it’s detrimental to them
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by brigadier132 2y ago
> areas with concentrations of talent in [insert field] outperform Outperform in terms of company performance? Company performance per person? I'd be curious to hear from someone on the hiring side, how hard is it to get someone tal
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by brigadier132 2y ago
I'm very pro remote work as an employee but as someone starting a company here is something I think about: By making RTO required for my startup, am I introducing a filter that will filter out many employees I wouldn't want anyway
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by brigadier132 2y ago
> Once again demonstrating that fining a corporation for criminal behavior is simply adding to their operating cost what is the major insight that you are trying to share?
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by brigadier132 2y ago
Why are multiple countries in the EU going after privacy and free expression?
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by brigadier132 2y ago
> average software engineering job easier than attaining a PhD in mathematics This isn't what I'm trying to say, I'm just saying that someone that can become good at programming could become good at advanced mathematics. I
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by brigadier132 2y ago
Don't sell yourself short, programming is just as difficult as math. I'm confident saying if you are able to code you would also be able to learn pretty advanced math.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
I think a few iq points is actually much more impactful than you realize. 1 iq point boosts lifetime earnings by $50k. https://www.sebjenseb.net/p/how-profitable-is-embryo-selecti...
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by brigadier132 2y ago
Ok, I dived into the rabbit hole a bit and found this: https://github.com/rosetta-rs/string-rosetta-rs?tab=readme-o... Click the charts for actually readable data. From a quick scan, it seems like hipstr is the current
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by brigadier132 2y ago
It also doesn't help that there is massive yearly churn.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
You think that the children of dictators, mass murderers and terrorists should be allowed to be politicians? Here's a question for you, would you vote for the child of a KKK member?
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by brigadier132 2y ago
> that the crimes of the parents are not the crimes of the child Yeah, this is some more idealistic nonsense. Children should obviously not be criminally persecuted for being the child of evil people but being the child of and raised b
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by brigadier132 2y ago
It's ideology fueled by fabricated science. Things like drug and petty crime decriminalization have just completely failed at achieving their goals and these policies were backed by studies that have consistently failed to replicate. T
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by brigadier132 2y ago
One thing I do when I see a dependency I want to use is get its github and paste it in this site: https://codetabs.com/count-loc/count-loc-online.html Depending on the # of lines of code and how many people use it acti
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by brigadier132 2y ago
> You're describing things that are very unlikely. It happened not even a year ago with SVB. Also, like my original comment says, you are taking a very US centered perspective when you say things are low risk.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
People are unhinged about AI so yes I think someone would invent a scenario like this for internet points
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by brigadier132 2y ago
I've been using copilot for as long as it has existed and what you are describing has not happened to me once. Literally on in the background 8 hours a day. Excuse me for not trusting the internet hivemind that hates everything that is
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by brigadier132 2y ago
The models I've used don't make typos on variable names that already exist in the context. Typos are not the failure mode, this is literally the easiest text prediction task they can do.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
This is a strawman, he never said it didn't make mistakes.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
You are getting downvoted but you are right, a typo in a variable that already exists in a file like this is not the failure mode for LLMs. The failure mode is logic bugs, making up methods / functions.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
You are right that in the scenario of exchanging crypto for physical goods there is counterparty risk but when using crypto along with digital contracts there is not. I think what you are missing is that in all transactions in the current f
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by brigadier132 2y ago
That is one perspective but I think people actually want digital scarcity. The rare pokemon card that someone owns makes them happy because it's rare, otherwise they could have just bought a high quality print of it and stuck it on the
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by brigadier132 2y ago
One idea is to have a central network of 3d game assets and to give a license that anyone can use them for free in their game or experience as long as their game is part of the network and enforces the rule that assets can only be used by p
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by brigadier132 2y ago
Crypto is a way to store and exchange things over the internet without counterparty risk. Crypto has value for the same reason gold has value beyond its practical use. Think SVB type situations or needing to flee a country that just became
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by brigadier132 2y ago
It's sad in the same way it's sad that we still have war. Doesn't mean it isn't necessary.
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by brigadier132 2y ago
i dont know what statically typed language you are using that never requires specifying types. As far as i know only ocaml works this way. Different languages support different levels of type inference. When im writing rust and typescript
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by brigadier132 2y ago
> AI autocomplete is just a toy I disagree, when I'm writing code and it just autocompletes the line for me with the correct type with the correct type params set for the generics it saves me the mental effort having to scroll aroun
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by brigadier132 2y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-noah-kagan-got-fired-fro... This article lists out why he was fired. I was mostly curious if he was screwed over right before vesting or if he was legitimately fired. Im actually impresse

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