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by corethree 3y ago
Maybe I am a frog. But so is everyone else. I mean who doesn't own a smart phone? Everybody mostly doesn't care.
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by corethree 3y ago
Hey didn't appreciate this comment at all. I have the right to say I don't give a shit about something and your imagined implications are just you. It was extremely insulting to compare me to a person shouting at a funeral as well
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by corethree 3y ago
You can word it like that. But in actuality I don't care and most people behave exactly like me. Ads are just an annoyance mostly.
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by corethree 3y ago
Look up IQ. A search on intelligence is obviously obfuscated by AI topics.
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by corethree 3y ago
They've also been backdoored by the nsa. I think those Snowden docs revealed that. Even so, me and most of the world still doesn't care that much as we all use and own smart phones. The backlash in this thread is just hypocritical
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by corethree 3y ago
No. I'm just the only one honest with myself. The world owns smart phones. These are surveillance devices that can record you talking at any time. Snowden already revealed the nsa backdoored every single one. And guess what? I still us
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by corethree 3y ago
How is it cool? The trendy thing to do is to hate surveillance. I'm doing the uncool thing here. Hence the negative karma. You're the one acting cool. Do you own a smart phone? If so everything I said applies to you. Those are sur
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by corethree 3y ago
I literally said even criminals don't have to worry. I think my main point here is not only is there too much data. But that the reason for too much data is most of it is fluff data no one gives a shit about. That's the key. Your
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by corethree 3y ago
Where do you live?
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by corethree 3y ago
This is why I don't have much concerns about privacy. I own an Alexa and some HN dude tells me it's like having a one way mic that records everything I say 24/7 and transmits it to Amazon. I agreed with him it's possible
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by corethree 3y ago
No there's a lot of articles on IQ and intelligence. Less on hard work. Mainly because most people on here are programmers and the job and interview is related to intelligence. People who take pride in there programming skill think th
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by corethree 3y ago
No he didn't. I'm adding to his statement. Saying it's kind of a meaningless statement as meaningless as saying a car can go faster then a plane if the plane isn't moving. A hard working stupid person can accomplish more
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by corethree 3y ago
Given how people on HN think they're so smart I'm surprised this article got voted up. Usually it's some article about how high IQ correlates with people who drink water. They just vote up the article for self validation. Now
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by corethree 3y ago
Sure but just because someone is smart doesn't mean they don't work hard. And a smarter person can achieve what a stupid person can with less effort. This is just reality. I mean it's akin to saying a car can drive faster the
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by corethree 3y ago
It's not an analogy. This is actually what is done with ML. It is literally a best fit curve problem. Or maybe it is actually an analogy, but then if this was the case the entire field of ML is capable of only understanding the intrica
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by corethree 3y ago
It really needs a 3D display. Humans never actually need to worry about the extra 3rd dimension given our entire sensory system is optimized for 3D. It's just the view port of 2D slices is not optimal.
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by corethree 3y ago
True, but most points on the curve aren't close to Any data point. That means most of the output of ML is completely original. Let's use a simplified example of a straight line between two datapoints. Example: Point A ------|
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by corethree 3y ago
Technically it's not a copy. And nothing was stolen. It's a best fit curve among a series of datapoints. The datapoint is a copy, if the best fit curve never touches the datapoint then it's technically not a copy. The difficu
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by corethree 3y ago
Yeah except a jury votes on it and it's all up in the air whether all the predicates are actually enforced. Even the "predicates" themselves are open to interpretation and enforcement of a verdict is also sketchy. It's n
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by corethree 3y ago
The Pulitzer never awarded a sci Fi so it tells you what they think. It's obvious why settings don't get awards it's because world building is sorta niche. Not popular enough to be considered "serious". Agreed on yo
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by corethree 3y ago
Yeah that's not a common list. Planescape torment is frequently listed as the best (in terms of writing only). No criticism here but your preferences are different enough that I would say your definitions of good and bad are outside th
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by corethree 3y ago
The goal for the game system is created to facilitate great stories. It's art, and no other piece of fantasy lore matches it in depth, breadth and consistency to my knowledge. The amount of artists and writers who created it makes it a
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by corethree 3y ago
I was joking a bit. Flash is part of DC. The writing on that series is atrocious. I didn't really comment on marvel. MCU is good writing. Tony Stark especially is just well written. The movies are obviously not works of literature. Sup
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by corethree 3y ago
I'm fine. A bit rude to ask that it implies as if something is wrong with me. If it's trivially disproveable then just trivially write out the proof. No need to comment on the fact. >Well, yes, but childish isn’t a synonym for
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by corethree 3y ago
I'm not talking about the novels. I'm talking about the dungeons and dragons setting which is part of the game. Forgotten realms is just one "region" in the setting. It is one universe in a multiverse of regions. This mu
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by corethree 3y ago
Logically there's not much. If bg3 isn't in the top 5 it's likely in his top 10.
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by corethree 3y ago
Pokemon is an anime. Video games and the card game are derivatives of the anime. I linked to the anime as an example of the writing to prove you wrong. The anime is childish and the games reflect that in the writing. Maybe you're too y
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by corethree 3y ago
Nowadays anyone can probably put together a good book about this topic by using an LLM.
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by corethree 3y ago
Anecdotally I think the zoomers are more this way. It's not HN. HN is just reflecting the change happening on the outside.
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by corethree 3y ago
Good answer.

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