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cblconfederate
6y ago
But it looks so totally predictable. It's not really possible to subscribe to all the good ones, so we 'll need an aggregator. Congrats, we are about to reinvent RSS. But if we call it UXLRBAT nobody will find out.
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cblconfederate
6y ago
Post-corona , the offices are like churches. Yeah, you go there once a week to attend, but you do most of your prayer at home.
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cblconfederate
6y ago
Novelty is rewarding in itself, all kinds of novelty (Why did you ride out to the outback? because you wanted novelty of visual and other sensory stimulus as well as novelty in perception of place). Same way why simply driving somewhere new
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cblconfederate
6y ago
considering that the entire point of programming is to automate your job, i'd say it's just about right.
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cblconfederate
6y ago
We 've established by now that correlation equals causation, to our preferred direction.
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cblconfederate
6y ago
sounds like what is already happening in europe where a lot more people worked remotely in tech, due to the lack of local tech. People adapt, and learn to socialize off-office. Limiting oneself to the office was always unhealthy anyway
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cblconfederate
6y ago
This is such an interesting turn of things. Science fiction has been talking about this since the 60s. It's a shame it took so long for a remote work revolution to happen. I am currently at my office but everyone else in the office is
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cblconfederate
6y ago
sounds more like a free hotel than any typical office . it's hard to empathize with the pain of extremely privileged office workers
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cblconfederate
6y ago
The reduntancy is not low. GPT-* are basic "pattern generators" for our language organ. We have pattern generators for our gait for example -- all those synchronized movements of so many muscles can be effectively controlled by a
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cblconfederate
6y ago
It has been tried so many times -- evolving variations of social networks. The end result is facebook bought them all. It's what we call survival of the richest.
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cblconfederate
6y ago
If you were putting off 23andme in 2009 you would miss out on their health reports (they have banned since). If you were putting off whole genome sequencing last year, it will be banned by next year. I m afraid it works the opposite: early
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cblconfederate
6y ago
There is absolutely no reason to make such handwavy statements. Immunity can be measured, and he is the one who can measure it. this is soo unscientific
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cblconfederate
6y ago
Quietly use blogspot. The Original Blog platform still works, doesn't go about censoring people and it's not the hip thing to do (which is a good thing(TM)).
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Google adds the +1 button to AdSense ads
(instablogg.com)
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cblconfederate
15y ago
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