dash2

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   by dash2 7mo ago

   You put your own case powerfully, but you don’t seem to have reacted to Derek Thompson‘s case, except to say that you’re not bothered about gambling addiction. (And why not? If people predictably do things that are bad for themselves, that
2. 272.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   Management Studies is the top management journal, it is highly regarded and would count as fairly prestigious in e.g. tenure applications.
3. 273.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   The exact point of the app is to be as un-sticky as possible. I deliberately used calm colours, slow transitions, and a simple gameplay routine with a limited shelflife, after seeing how other apps for kids were designed like fruit machines
4. 274.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   Here's mine. It's not big or important (at all!) but I think it is a perfectly valid app that might be useful to some people. It's entirely vibe-coded including code, art and sounds. Only the idea was mine. https:/&#x2F
5. 275.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   Not in this case: the LLM wrote the entire paper, and anyway the proof was the answer.
6. 276.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   I don't know why you think that would be better than using AI? I asked a specific question and got a detailed answer which (e.g.) differentiated between biological fecundity and achieved fertility.
7. 277.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   Yes it does. I looked at several of the individual sources. If you want, I can post a link to the full response.
8. 278.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   Maybe there's a positive externality: your individual learning percolates to others and benefits the firm as a whole.
9. 279.▲
   by dash2 7mo ago

   Is there more to the inspiration than "3d isometric with a lot of staircases"?
10. 280.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    > Laws are not a buffet. You choose to do business in a market, you've opted to be regulated in that market. I mean I find this quite plausible, but you should tell the guys in the thread above, who are all posting "ha, the UK
11. 281.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    "help people with depression" is not quite a full description of that website, is it? I thought it had advice on how to kill yourself.
12. 282.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    I got 15 nematodes in a row which seems a lot even for an 80% chance. Update: so now I learned something about compounding as well as about nematodes. Prob is about 0.03, much more than I’d have guessed.
13. 283.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    AI? There’s an awful lot of “not x but y”.
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    by dash2 7mo ago

    I think it’s interesting what this approach suggests about who will profit from AI. I’m sceptical that having huge numbers of GPUs is a moat. After all, real humans – even geniuses – are trained on much much less data than the whole Interne
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    by dash2 7mo ago

    > And at least the USAF doesn't think remote control will let them do what they need (which is to fly from Japan to Korea or Taiwan, or Philippines to Taiwan, and contest/control the skies in the face of a basically peer advers
16. 286.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    I'm beginning to wonder if we need a flag for AI-written posts, just so that those of us who dislike them can avoid them.
17. 287.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    Article seems balanced, but the headline omits that a protester shot a policeman in the neck.
18. 288.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    Private healthcare exists in the interstices of the NHS. The gorilla in the room squishes everything else into the corners. Safety nets would be great, but a net that arrives several days after you have already fallen to the ground is not v
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    I had a stroke in Nepal and this is what I ate while I recovered(pickyglutton.com)

    2 points by dash2 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by dash2 7mo ago

    You're the richest country in the world (Andorra isn't real, don't @ me). And if you want universal healthcare, come and experience the joy of the NHS. I have to actually live with it.
21. 291.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    “ With SPRINT, we're not just building an X-plane; we're building options”. Found the guy who couldn’t be bothered to write his own press release…
22. 292.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    Here is my fun mini-project: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kaien/id6759458971 I wanted a way for my kid to learn the alphabet, but without a UI that looks & behaves like a slot machine. It's all maxi
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    by dash2 7mo ago

    I think you are missing the joke.
24. 294.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    I do not think it is too much to ask someone to type “German court strikes down surveillance“ into Google. Here is the link though: https://www.google.com/search?q=German+court+strikes+down+su...
25. 295.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    Great! All my projects will now break because it instantly becomes impossible to download from the previous version.
26. 296.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    LyX is cool but it was still just on top of TeX. typst is much more fundamental.
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    by dash2 7mo ago

    But they explicitly discuss it!
28. 298.▲
    by dash2 7mo ago

    But the WSJ did see the logs, right? So did they lower their standards to tabloid levels? Seems unlikely to me.
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    by dash2 7mo ago

    Notable features of this case: - Documented record of a months-long set of conversations between the man and the chatbot - Seemingly, no previous history of mental illness - The absolutely crazy things the AI encouraged him to do, including
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    by dash2 7mo ago

    Nice to know these guys have a market clearly in their sights. Literally the first image is a young woman looking sultry under the heading "jailbird". I think they misspelled "jailbait".