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Permission Structure(modelthinkers.com)
1 points by cosmojg 4y ago|0 comments
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Heh, this makes it sound like consultants will be the hardest hit by the LLM-driven automation wave.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
I figured this might be a good addition to the recent discussion of the mind-body problem. It makes concrete our current understanding of the nature of behavior as an emergent property of a highly variable, dynamical, degenerate system. &gt
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Improving the study of brain-behavior relationships(cell.com)
1 points by cosmojg 4y ago|1 comments
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Further reading on just how far down the rabbit hole of degenerate neurological systems goes: https://www.cell.com/trends/cognitive-sciences/fulltext/S136...
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by cosmojg 4y ago
"I am a strange loop." — Douglas Hofstadter See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_a_Strange_Loop
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by cosmojg 4y ago
For fans of Mutt/NeoMutt looking to try something new, I've been getting a lot of mileage out of Aerc[1] and can recommend it as a somewhat more approachable alternative for the Mutt-curious. [1] https://aerc-mail.org&#
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by cosmojg 4y ago
I'm optimistic that this will force society to take critical thinking more seriously, treating it like a skill as fundamental as language, rather than lazily relying on shaky concepts like "renown" and "reputation."
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Lmao. I'd argue that adults are growing in the other direction, escaping scarcity and becoming mature enough to feel comfortable in their own skin at a much earlier age. I'm relieved to see more of my peers, as well as those sligh
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Given these findings, respiratory diseases still seem like a reasonable concern.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
How does Astro 2.0 compare to isles[1] (beyond what's mentioned in the FAQ[2])? [1] https://iles.pages.dev/ [2] https://iles.pages.dev/faqs#astro
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Is it finally time for Hashcash[1]/PennyPost[2]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashcash [2] https://pennypost.sourceforge.net/PennyPost
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Futarchy: Vote Values, but Bet Beliefs(blog.ethereum.org)
1 points by cosmojg 4y ago|0 comments
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by cosmojg 4y ago
https://petals.ml/
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by cosmojg 4y ago
This has officially replaced Linuxbrew as my go-to solution for package management on multi-user Ubuntu machines at work. Now, I'm trying to see if I can't pair it with QEMU to replace Homebrew on my work laptop running macOS.
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Lightweight Arch-based distro that runs, without root, upon any Linux distro(github.com)
109 points by cosmojg 4y ago|21 comments
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Do you plan to split this out from the article into its own webapp hosted at a memorable domain? Thank you for your excellent work, by the way!
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Thesis: Markov Chain-based Wave Function Collapse algorithms(pronay.me)
44 points by cosmojg 4y ago|4 comments
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Apparently Kansas banned the 3rd edition of O’Reilly's Python Cookbook for "Describes procedures for construction of weapons, ammunition, bombs, incendiary devices" and Connecticut banned everything related to Rick and Morty
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The Books Banned in Your State’s Prisons(themarshallproject.org)
2 points by cosmojg 4y ago|6 comments
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by cosmojg 4y ago
> They bought actual stocks during the Pandemic-a sure high point of departure from the past. Is this true? I'm pretty sure the wildest thing they did was purchase corporate bonds via ETFs.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
I lack the passion to be anything. Identity's for losers. Cultivate the passion to do cool shit, and just do it. No need for titles.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Email? Response blogs? This has been a solved problem for a while now.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Someone who programs. Less tautologically, someone who uses a computer to do something that takes computerless humans, say, O(n x) time and completes the task in significantly less than O(n x) time. As for who I'd want to hire? Probabl
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by cosmojg 4y ago
XFS is the best filesystem for people who don't want to deal with filesystems. Btrfs is there for the rest of us.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Same as any other business: give the people what they want, ideally something no one else is giving them. Otherwise, just do it for yourself, go hard, go deep, and hope for the best.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
I've been using text-davinci-002 for all sorts of work and play for months now, never racking up a cent over $5/month, and aside from having a less "intimidating" interface, I'm having a lot of trouble understanding
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Customization? On an Apple device? Are you out of your mind?
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by cosmojg 4y ago
> Why would anyone spend $1000 on a computer from Apple if it’s not what they want? Because marketing. Then again, maybe the truth is that what people really want isn't the best tool for the job but the best-marketed tool for
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Universal Program Generator: Create and edit programs with natural language(gptlabs.us)
1 points by cosmojg 4y ago|0 comments

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