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cracki
5mo ago
Define "conscious" to arbitrarily include or exclude various depths of perception/cognition. It's like declaring the existence of a "soul" to draw a line between humans and lesser animals. No such line in reali
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cracki
6mo ago
Reading for intent is pragmatic. Reading adversarially is what people do who are looking for ways that something can be abused, from an offensive or defensive position. Personally I am tired of the entire topic.
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cracki
6mo ago
We know. This is not news.
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cracki
8mo ago
Users of MacOS rarely have an active dislike for Windows, nor are they likely to announce this.
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cracki
8mo ago
this is backwards. advertisers WILL pay you money for your eye balls. legitimate senders will not because it's insulting to ask them for money. this is like dating vs prostitution. if you rate what to let near your eye balls by the hig
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cracki
9mo ago
Never admit when someone else is right. They'll forget they were right and begin to think they won a fight. Or something. You're right.
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cracki
9mo ago
Hm... Why? Ah! Because you are also a tortoise
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cracki
9mo ago
People aren't talking about AutoCAD, but things such as Autodesk Inventor, AD Fusion 360, ...
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cracki
9mo ago
The reason being that Open Source is a bunch of people who approach EVERYTHING as a programming problem, and they are chronically allergic to graphics, graphical UIs, and any kind of sense of what user interactions are a good experience. Th
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cracki
9mo ago
Autodesk should have started their own ECAD from scratch. They have mountains of CAD know-how in house. Their acquisition of EAGLE did nobody any favors. I am not sad to see it go. The only ones I know of who used to use EAGLE were those
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cracki
9mo ago
The history of FreeCAD proves that UI/UX is the hard part.
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cracki
9mo ago
I am not trained to be a mechanical engineer. I wanted to explore 3D printing. The usual suspects (FOSS missionaries with a deep-rooted hotly burning hate for capitalism) gave me OpenSCAD, which was okay to dick around with but QUICKLY show
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cracki
9mo ago
Age has an effect, no matter if it's software or electronics. These types learned their trade once, some decades ago, and keep driving like that. If you want old dogs to learn new tricks, teach them. No company has the money to spend n
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cracki
9mo ago
Where I studied, they reduced that, at least the workload and class time, in favor of more math and informatics. Definitely no ALU design on the curriculum, no interfacing or busses, very little physics. They don't even put a multimete
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cracki
9mo ago
Someone with a physics background might be better prepared for the analog world than someone with a digital background.
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cracki
9mo ago
I wouldn't even rate this "pasta". It's word salad, no carbs, no proteins.
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cracki
9mo ago
I asked Gemini 3 flash/fast. It didn't fall for the trap. When I revealed this to be a meme doing the rounds on the internet, it admitted knowledge of this: > The "Car Wash Test" has actually become a bit of a viral s
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cracki
9mo ago
I don't speak Polish. Does it respond appropriately to the kurwa bober meme?
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cracki
9mo ago
North America. It's such a cramped little island, 50 meters is all but crossing it. You should be glad you can even go that far without having to revisit your starting position! 50 meters is probably not even the distance I walk to the
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cracki
9mo ago
That's a real danger, yes. If it's the reasoning kind, then it'll run through one iteration in the background before it composes its emissions for the meatbag.
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9mo ago
Absolutely! I've been wondering for years how to make whatever LLM ask me stuff instead of just filling holes with assumptions and sprinting off. User-configurable agent instructions haven't worked consistently. System prompts m
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9mo ago
>bury the *survivors* I did not catch that in the first pass. I read it as the casualties, who would be buried wherever the next of kin or the will says they should.
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cracki
9mo ago
HR has a huge bag of tricks. They can fire anyone for anything and nothing.
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9mo ago
people are scared of periods? ... lmao!
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cracki
9mo ago
My theory is that sprinkling emdashes into the output is some intentional measure to "watermark" LLM output.
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cracki
9mo ago
typed on a phone, so unlikely to have been at the office.
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cracki
9mo ago
Did it have reason to assume the graph to be a certain type, such as directed or acyclic?
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cracki
9mo ago
Maybe if I read more of that site or that author, or I wasn't close to falling asleep, this could have made sense to me. It didn't. The title certainly made me wonder if I was having a stroke. I am now sure I didn't. Feel
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cracki
9mo ago
I am tired of this. Make it stop.
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cracki
10mo ago
Stop rewriting everything in Rust.
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