darkerside

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by darkerside 6mo ago
How many dumb ideas that we had as kids turn out to be good
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by darkerside 6mo ago
I'd be wary of testing this as binary. It's not self centered versus not. It's a continuum, which I think you understand because you discuss making progress. But, what you don't seem to acknowledge is that you don't
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by darkerside 6mo ago
The problem with the latter has always been the same. It requires careful review to ensure that system boundaries aren't being crossed. It's very obvious if your repo sounds to access to a new database. Less so if it imports a fun
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by darkerside 6mo ago
It's always been like this, just on a smaller scale. Every time you join a group, some people can read the room, learning and sensing the cultural implications, while others step in all the landmines and don't even hear the explos
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by darkerside 6mo ago
Those will be great for projects that look just like everybody else's. That's not a knock. We'll see plenty of new systems built by anyone who needs one. If you're building something groundbreaking and new, the advantage
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by darkerside 6mo ago
So the problem is these particles are literally flying off the gloves of the scientists wearing them to the point it's interfering with the experiment and so... it's less of a problem?
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by darkerside 7mo ago
So why would you outsource it to another team that isn't doing the actual work?
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by darkerside 7mo ago
I'd say it's more related to getting dressed for work even if you're remote and have no video calls
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by darkerside 7mo ago
That's a terrible reason for a mass consumer tool to fail, and a perfectly reasonable one for a professional power tool to fail
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by darkerside 7mo ago
Jevons paradox strikes again
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by darkerside 7mo ago
That's not AI speak -- it's just how people create clarity
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by darkerside 7mo ago
Why the fuck would you use an LLM to determine whether a nuclear missile was hurtling towards you? The question makes no sense, and so you get a nonsensical answer. Seems not unlikely that Anthropic was manipulated into this position for pu
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by darkerside 7mo ago
Have you raised this question with others, or do they think the same about you?
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by darkerside 7mo ago
He thinks the others are NPCs
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by darkerside 7mo ago
Thank you for this. I'm just realizing that the pronoun "I" has no place in most haiku.
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by darkerside 7mo ago
This is normalization of fascism
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by darkerside 8mo ago
This is fascism
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by darkerside 8mo ago
Was always possible. Now just easier.
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by darkerside 8mo ago
I feel like trying to replicate the meter in English is a silly constraint I would prefer to know how each line would be best interpreted if it weren't a haiku
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by darkerside 8mo ago
Oh ho ke na ki?
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by darkerside 8mo ago
Enable mic to test pitch
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by darkerside 8mo ago
I wonder about cultural and ethnic confounding factors
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by darkerside 8mo ago
Yes, and that's why surpassing it doesn't lead to a singularity except over an infinite timeframe. This whole thing was stupid in the first place.
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by darkerside 8mo ago
Wouldn't this be because musical falsetto intentionally bypasses vibration of the vocal cords? Seems similar to a case of tomato the fruit versus tomato the vegetable. Biologically and agriculturally, both are correct.
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by darkerside 8mo ago
Maybe an evolution based approach does make sense. 3x instead, and over time drop the least effective agents, replacing them with even random choices. Edit: And this is why you should read the article before you post!
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by darkerside 8mo ago
A teacher of mine once said that Shakespeare's greatest virtue was his economy of language. The maximization of meaning with the minimum of words. I thought this was ridiculous. How could such flowery prose be considered economical? Ce
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by darkerside 8mo ago
It's all just painfully derivative in a very literal sense. I wonder what I'd think if I didn't know some of these were AI, but once you know, it's hard to ignore.
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by darkerside 8mo ago
> “How do I become a Wolf?” Wolves don’t know they are wolves. They don’t care about the label or the unique conditions that surround them. Wolves are the result of the work, not asking the question. Wolves don’t ask to be wolves; they a
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by darkerside 9mo ago
That sounds more like isolated pockets of water bankruptcy than global water bankruptcy
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by darkerside 9mo ago
Probably seasonal?

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