casey2

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by casey2 1y ago
I never understood these posts as if the average homeowner has any power at all over zoning laws. You are just scapegoating the people who show up to townhalls and the hypothetical voter that will vote out politicians who lower property val
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by casey2 1y ago
You are saying this in a thread full of people who are telling everybody else in it that they've read it. And these people should be put down
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by casey2 1y ago
You are clearly dismissing his experience without much though. If a park ranger stopped you in the woods and said there was a mountain lion up ahead would you argue that he doesn't have enough information to be sure from such a quick g
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by casey2 1y ago
What are you talking about? Since the 1800s people have been shipping vaccines to "most of the world" Everyone could afford to "eat healthy" and get exercise if governments and social planners put in a modicum of effort.
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by casey2 1y ago
It sounds like you’re navigating a really difficult and emotionally draining situation—and I respect the restraint and clarity in how you’re approaching it.
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by casey2 1y ago
If it could have been done it would have by now
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by casey2 1y ago
I promise you do not need to "use your brain" Use the tool when it makes sense or when someone shows you how to use it more effectively. This is exactly like the calculator "ruining people's ability to do arithmetic&quot
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by casey2 1y ago
https://gwern.net/doc/borges/
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by casey2 1y ago
Somewhere between 0 and -100,000,000
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by casey2 1y ago
The reason we have any environmental regulations at all was from mass death and disease caused by technology. Far more people died due to the agricultural revolution then will ever die due to climate change in the next few decades in the wo
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by casey2 1y ago
Battered woman syndrome
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by casey2 1y ago
I think it is a huge stretch to believe that patterns which appear in one set of algorithms (simple non-AGI algorithms) will also appear in another set (AGI algorithms). Unless there is some physical reason for the behavior I wouldn't
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by casey2 1y ago
I'll say the same thing about all flash derivatives.
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by casey2 1y ago
Shame that the Iphone killed the internet seems like it had potential
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by casey2 1y ago
2 hours? What's the point? It could be 0 minutes with a 0% explosion rate and the total travel time would probably be longer.
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by casey2 1y ago
This seems more like a "your feeds" problem than an HDR problem. Much in the same way people screencap and convert images willy nilly. I suggest blocking non HDR content
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by casey2 1y ago
Why Gemini(s)? Why not LLMs fine tuned for LARPing as a researcher?
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by casey2 1y ago
>from epigrams on programming It's not meant to be taken seriously
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by casey2 1y ago
Let me help you If it takes the average person 1 million hours to learn rust then the average person won't learn rust If it takes the average person 1 hour to learn rust then the average person will learn rust. If you were designing a
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by casey2 1y ago
I would say knowing the useless features of c++ is a pre-requisite for learning rust yes. It's yet another c++ replacement designed by a committee of phds. You would think they would be smart enough to realize that a language taking X
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by casey2 1y ago
>netflix >steam >Sublime (Of course ed, vim, emacs, sam, acme already existed for decades by 2007) >No they weren't TomTom already existed for years, GPS existed for years >You're right that they already existed &gt
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by casey2 1y ago
True for large corporations. But for individuals the ability to put what was previously an entire stacks in a script that doesn't call out to the internet will be a big win. How many people are going to write and maintain shell scripts
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by casey2 1y ago
I feel like "AI is replacing tech workers" is a far more negative opinion and unjustifiable opinion than tech companies "overhired" and governments pushed supply of tech related jobs too much (particularly CS degrees) I&
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by casey2 1y ago
anti-personal computing: data collection, closed ecosystem, dark patterns, opaque programs, central control anti-personnel computing: the use of a computing system to target, harm, control or neutralize individuals
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by casey2 1y ago
This meanders until it devolves into complaining about airlines. No point to be found just repeat what the MBA crowd is obsessed with this year The US largely overspent for decades and decades during it's manufacturing peak, then trans
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by casey2 1y ago
More pressure than the max? Do you think they are going to start using your password hashes to mine bitcoin? Whatever Google stopped tracking they did because of regulation not out of user backlash or goodwill.
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by casey2 1y ago
Firstly you forgot YouTube. The vast majorities of these have alternatives that have existed before and currently, and of course none of these will "die". If they can’t be profitable without a monopoly, then consumers and business
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by casey2 1y ago
I'm so very impressed by your capacity for rationalization the way you surgically dismantle this world view that no one actually proposed is very good and the way that you swipe at the poor is very. good. The way that you don't ac
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by casey2 1y ago
"Did I mention that I invented the iPhone"
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by casey2 1y ago
Telling that you need to make up some BS about LLMs while you say nothing about the many clients who have been assaulted, raped, or killed by their therapist. How can you so confidently claim that "Therapists will do this and that, the

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