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by casey2 1y ago
I feel that massive effort is being misdirected because of some fundamental misunderstandings Programming languages, like all languages, exist for communication between humans. A better programming language for a particular task is one that
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by casey2 1y ago
Who cares? seems like something for the issue tracker no?
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by casey2 1y ago
Can I just rant about how absolutely ridiculous it is that google, a company that has made it's fortune off the back of the web and public internet infrastructure blocks downloads. Maybe when it started this was a necessary compromise.
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by casey2 1y ago
Full of alot of hallucinations and misinformation not very useful nor fun/interesting.
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by casey2 1y ago
https://support.google.com/mail/contact/abuse If they can't figure out the problem from there with you description then they are just incompetent and you shouldn't be doing business with incompetent comp
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by casey2 1y ago
what program if any of the 5-state TMs produces the same halting configuration as BB(4) in the fewest steps? What about just the halting tape?
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by casey2 1y ago
Read the comic again, your right to free speech has nothing to do with your privilege of using the public airwaves. The FCC chairs' threat to ABC is about the later, not about arresting executives or Kimmel like one would expect if yo
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by casey2 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/1357/
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by casey2 1y ago
Has this ever come up in a TAS of custom levels?
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by casey2 1y ago
I'm not so sure. The user experience has really crystallized over the years. It's not hard to imagine a smart tv or something like it just reimplementing that experience in hardware in the not too distant future (say 2055 if trans
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by casey2 1y ago
Writing an article like this in the current political climate seems extremely reckless
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by casey2 1y ago
You could also "solve" these problems by cutting every social service. That's the only reason H1-Bs are willing to work for less, because their country doesn't invest nearly as much into them. People seem to have a moral
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by casey2 1y ago
If this could possibly work it would have already been implemented for DRM. It doesn't even really work if you have complete control over content distribution. I get that politicians want to be seen as being active in combating crime.
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by casey2 1y ago
Your comment is just disinformation at this point. If nuclear was very expensive China wouldn't have built 30 in the last 10 years despite massive opposition. In reality when you take all the costs into account there is no cheaper form
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by casey2 1y ago
Not all of us
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by casey2 1y ago
Bringing race into it will surely increase the coherence of the discussion.
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by casey2 1y ago
From your list it's hard to explain why jurisdictions such as San Diego (reading 4th grade male) test score have risen continuously since the 2000s seems like, if the students are defecating themselves at ever-increasing rates test sco
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by casey2 1y ago
There are 3 grade levels and 9 subjects giving 27 possible groups. It seems entirely inappropriate to pick out 3 and highlight the fact that (on a different test of students studying a different curricula) the results went down. Especially
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by casey2 1y ago
Or YouTube. Short form animation was the largest draw of views in the early days before they chose to kill it and become a "serious platform"
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by casey2 1y ago
As long as the company or a company buys their liabilities is solvent. Companies are in the business of providing value to the consumer not generating ewaste for a tax writeoff. If they want to do that the consumer should know that the hard
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by casey2 1y ago
As long as the company or a company buys their liabilities is solvent. Companies are in the business of providing value to the consumer not generating ewaste for a tax writeoff. If they want to do that the consumer should know that the hard
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by casey2 1y ago
They were barely "supported" by google at all. I've been locked out for years at this point
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by casey2 1y ago
IDK. There are tons of things that can happen on (and in importantly for sunscreen) human skin. (Skin sweats in the hot sun, but of course your skin can have various reactions to and with chemical) This seems like the simplest and most effe
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by casey2 1y ago
Why not a bicycle? This seems overkill for "a few miles" which I take to mean 4 Even an ebike seems overkill for this
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by casey2 1y ago
The evidence it cites is that paper from 3 months ago claiming your brain activates less while prompting than actually writing an essay. No duh, the point is that you flex your mental muscles on the tasks AI can't do, like effective o
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by casey2 1y ago
It's a boot-strapping problem. LLMs have shown that we can reproduce data that's already in the form we want, and use that data to solve novel problems. There is no shortage of data, it's just data that's in a form you w
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by casey2 1y ago
I'd wager that vast resources being spent in one very niche subfield is what's hurting job creation from young people. Aside from this there simply doesn't exist another mechanism in which AI can meaningfully affect employmen
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by casey2 1y ago
It is depressing having a government that facilitates and support the mass rape of the populace. I thought the entire point was to lift people up
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by casey2 1y ago
The problem with this line of thinking is that nobody is "predisposed" to intellectual work" It's entirely a system designed to recreate elites and study to tests. There is no scientific basis for the claim that teaching
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This is how you know most economic theory is a total lie, if it wasn't they would just "price what people are willing to pay" and be forced to eat the loss. Is that cause copper bathtubs are a special item or are you just mak

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