cwmoore

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by cwmoore 1y ago
Not just AD rev. Behavior mod rev.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
The combined property of ten football stadiums filled with millionaires seems like a lot for some special 1s and 0s.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Not so sure about your square quotes or the maritime Kentucky references, but glad that the errors gave me a reason to revisit the document. Habeas corpus and domestic militias are in there too.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
No, I did not say that. But unless mastery of video production is the goal you are seeking, watching pre-recorded video is not the experience I recommended.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
No, what will happen is that time wasted believing in magical LLMs, instead of developing technical and interpersonal skills will prove unproductive longterm. Like most goldrush claims not panning out, it will be followed by broad amorality
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by cwmoore 1y ago
I wrote “observing mastery”… Are you talking about watching YouTube?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
I have not raised expectations since they deleted half of my music collection years ago. To this day they provide no way to export iMessage threads.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Observe as much mastery as possible at what you would like to do.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Retina-inspired video recognition using light. Cool. May be a visual cortex next year.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
This makes me so happy to see, for so many people, now and in the future.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Maybe the relatable concept is just a stepladder to the general ongoing scenario, eg. modeling all consumers from a retailer’s perspective. Otherwise, the continuous to discrete assumption reads as a hand-wavy fiat. Could someone who groks
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Correct pattern for the correct time span matching random fluctuations in the electrical grid.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
On the whole, maybe, but I’m sure there are numerous notable exceptions.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Almost had me in the first half, but 2019 is much too generic to carry the argument.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Dimly lit
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by cwmoore 1y ago
The tech worker and the billionaire both have enough money. The menial worker does not. See the difference yet?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Wasn’t that default public-accessible Firebase?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
That’s useful. But 30 years ago you could iterate Social Security Numbers.
619.
by cwmoore 1y ago
> “the leap from that to “hepC causes schizophrenia and bipolar disorder” is pretty large” Causally it’s the other way around? Obviously?
620.
by cwmoore 1y ago
…water off/pay the bill.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
lol?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
> “Why do planets ‘know’ how to move?” Interesting indeed.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
No? Lol? Accurate username?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Not the clearest word choice, is it? https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/generous
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Not in the road, embed high frequency electromagnets in the fork and frame tuned to pull on steel spokes.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Gotta honor high-profile privacy needs.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
As for your last sentence, compare semantics and semiotics. They are not the same thing. As for the others, consider "mathematics invention vs. discovery". There certainly is something special about doubling and halving quantities
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Were their taxes due later? I would not be surprised if they also lost all 11 days of scheduled annual maintenance.
629.
by cwmoore 1y ago
Ok, now show me a molecule. The Periodic Table of Elements is a deep reference object, not a graphic design template.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
"State-licensed teledildonicist."

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