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by chalst 3y ago
How has copywriting been affected by employers using generative AI?
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Interop: One protocol to rule them all(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
2 points by chalst 3y ago|0 comments
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by chalst 4y ago
You claim without argument that Blair Fix gets the direction of the causality wrong. In fact he talks about both directions and argues for his interpretation. You've failed to identify a fallacy.
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by chalst 4y ago
Some like them, more hate them.
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by chalst 4y ago
I had the luxury of going to Oxford, when colleges gave tutorials to two or three students at a time. For most topics, I figured out what had been covered in the lectures from the tutorial problems, read up that material in the book I was u
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by chalst 4y ago
The users of the plugin if it's at all successful will include SEO types. Without a way of sorting out quality input from generic promotional input, this plugin will not scale.
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by chalst 4y ago
Checking the Gitlab summary, this is a wrapper around Postfix+Dovecot, with support for DKIM/SPF/DMarc authentication and rspamd spam filtering.
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by chalst 4y ago
Wouldn't ChatGPT name a source even if it did not use that source or if the claim could not be sourced?
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by chalst 4y ago
The default is to mostly embed, except for a number of standard fonts. You can list the embedded fonts using standard tools. The pdffonts binary is pretty universal, as part of the Poppler set of tools.
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Phoenix Crumbling into Ashes(crookedtimber.org)
1 points by chalst 4y ago|0 comments
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by chalst 4y ago
Electron allows you to use the DOM model and npm so that there is less friction moving between web standards and native apps.
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by chalst 4y ago
Papert says in the introduction that he learned the intuitions behind calculus from playing with mechanical gears.
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by chalst 4y ago
This can be modelled formally: just drop the ex falso quodlibet axiom and its equivalents.
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by chalst 4y ago
This could be indicated in a comment, perhaps using a *RFI-like notation.
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by chalst 4y ago
...is taken as true but is a really lousy principle for modelling informal reasoning.
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by chalst 4y ago
An attempt to Google 'killology' returned to Wikipedia article on Dave Grossman: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Grossman_(author) The article claims he is the source of research into 'killology'
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by chalst 4y ago
> My argument is that a very large proportion What is the actual proportion? The proportion you argue is neither here nor there.
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by chalst 4y ago
Five submissions in 70 days is rather less than a spam campaign in my view.
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Brian Eno reveals the single purpose behind all art(nytimes.com)
3 points by chalst 4y ago|1 comments
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by chalst 4y ago
> Non-proliferation folks who think they can actually rid the world of nukes. Will not happen. It looks to me that you're shifting the goalposts here: nonproliferation has effectively reduced the number of countries with access to n
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by chalst 4y ago
NetBSD's pkgsrc makes it easy to run several different package repositories, mixing releases.
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by chalst 4y ago
> at least we can hold them responsible when they don't deliver it. These are people who have a track record of evading responsibility.
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by chalst 4y ago
I like the insight that the the depressed don't suffer from the feeling of depression, they suffer from an ecology of mutually reinforcing emotions; cf. the picture on https://medium.com/@makinwellness/how-depressi
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by chalst 4y ago
> You're stealing from companies that create economic acceleration to create economic friction. At the margins, there's going to be some truth to this, but the kind of financier who is wowed by this kind of demo isn't skil
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by chalst 4y ago
Sorry, my comment is based on out-of-date information. The first three of the conferences used to be single-blinded.
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by chalst 4y ago
> We believe an implementation written entirely in the language it implements has some engineering benefits. The first is that a programmer does not need to know any other language, in order to modify any part of their implementation. Sc
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by chalst 4y ago
Do you know all the laws that apply to you? If you don't, that's some selectivity right there.
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by chalst 4y ago
Interesting. An associate of Burroughs, Ian Sommerville, wrote a program in the 1960s to permute lists of words to help Burroughs for similar reasons.
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by chalst 4y ago
There used to be quite a thing for randomised conpositions in the Baroque era and later, called Musikalisches Würfelspiel. There was also a thing around tape cut-ups in the 1950s, with William Burroughs being very into this stuff, with Davi
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by chalst 4y ago
Double-blinding is not common in PL theory and implementation.

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