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by dcre 2y ago
You have a very simplistic understanding of what is voluntary and what is involuntary, and taking such an understanding as the basis of your moral and political thinking can only lead to utter confusion.
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by dcre 2y ago
To me it is fundamentally a Millian approach to the question. "Mill thinks that the state can and should require parents to provide schooling for their children, ensuring that this kind of education is available to all, regardless of f
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by dcre 2y ago
The person I'm responding to is wrong on both the people and the substance.
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by dcre 2y ago
You are arguing with a fact: Mill's influence on Nussbaum. Reconsider. You also clearly don't know anything about Mill, whose writing is all about what you say it's not. "Though Mill is an advocate of limited government
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by dcre 2y ago
Ridiculous read on what is fundamentally an anti-authoritarian philosophy. Read John Stuart Mill, one of Nussbaum's biggest influences (unfortunately not mentioned in the article).
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by dcre 2y ago
They were done at the same time and they are not in such a simple causal relationship. Try thinking and learning instead of trying to come up with arguments for claims you've already decided are right.
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by dcre 2y ago
Embarrassingly ignorant take. The greatest scientists were themselves philosophers.
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by dcre 2y ago
It's a private repo for now because of some proprietary third-party stuff in there. I think we will be able to make it public but we have to clean things up.
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Palantir's Call to Arms Is Also a Sales Pitch(bloomberg.com)
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by dcre 2y ago
This post is four years old!!!!!
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by dcre 2y ago
Not really: https://voidzero.dev/posts/announcing-voidzero-inc
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by dcre 2y ago
This only makes sense if I have some great canonical explanation of distillation on hand. But it’s a simple concept. There are hundreds of identical explanations online.
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by dcre 2y ago
At Oxide we use OpenAPI schemas generated from the server code to generate clients and it works quite well to produce the DX you describe despite different languages on server and client. OpenAPI has its frustrations, but it’s good enough.
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by dcre 2y ago
Distilling means fine-tuning an existing model using outputs from the bigger model. The special technique is in the details of what you choose to generate from the bigger model, how long to train for, and a bunch of other nitty gritty stuff
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by dcre 2y ago
This is from October 2024 and appears to have made no splash whatsoever, which probably tells you what you need to know about it.
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by dcre 2y ago
It is also a bundler and minifier and dead code tree-shaker. It combines all your modules into one file (or a few) for production. In development it doesn’t do the bundling part (for now — with Rolldown[0] replacing Rollup[1] in the future,
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by dcre 2y ago
Nope. I see a few in search results but none look that great.
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by dcre 2y ago
I actually use LLMs to unpolish dictation results from MacWhisper[0] to match the way I write in chats. MacWhisper lets you set a prompt to automatically post-process your transcribed output. Here is my prompt: 'You are a professiona
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by dcre 2y ago
That's interesting! I think I've run into it but it has rarely been a problem.
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by dcre 2y ago
For the TypeScript enjoyers: you can do the same with Deno (and I'm sure Bun too, though I haven't done it). #! /usr/bin/env -S deno run You can add permission flags like this: #! /usr/bin&#
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by dcre 2y ago
You can disable automatic detection and manually configure which files to look at: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/detecting-classes-in-source-fil...
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by dcre 2y ago
That is more or less how it worked in v3 already, because any string could be used as a CSS class. "The way Tailwind scans your source code for classes is intentionally very simple — we don’t actually parse or execute any of your code
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by dcre 2y ago
Not sure if the CLI does this directly, but here's a command that takes text either as an arg or through stdin. function tts() { if [ -p /dev/stdin ]; then edge-playback --file - else edge-pl
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by dcre 2y ago
Cute, but just use jj. It has all the features evo promises (plus undo and first-class conflicts) but is robust, refined, and ready to use today. Structural merges sound like an anti-feature. https://github.com/jj-vcs/j
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by dcre 2y ago
It is clearly aimed at enthusiasts and game designers.
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by dcre 2y ago
Some small tweaks on the built-in theme ayu_evolve.
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by dcre 2y ago
Boy does this author know how to segment me out of his readership.
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by dcre 2y ago
Very cool! Will be keeping an eye out for it.
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by dcre 2y ago
Funny about backlinks — Notion has had them since 2020 and I've never once looked at the backlinks for a given page. I don't think any of my pages link to each other.
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by dcre 2y ago
Definitely interesting. I think if I was going to put in the effort of switching, it would probably be to more of a labor of love pain in the ass situation like Obsidian where I can be more in control. My use case would easily fit into the

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