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France Is Bacon(stevestewartwilliams.com)
6 points by delichon 10mo ago|1 comments
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by delichon 10mo ago
I disagree, but I'm a 60 year old+ greybeard who has managed to get a bunch of other devs addicted to vim. My real goal is to keep the key bindings popular enough that I won't have to reprogram my muscle memory before I shuffle of
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by delichon 10mo ago
It would be a matrushka to run Toad in a Zed terminal.
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by delichon 10mo ago
What's the association between censorship and an editor of a publication making an editorial decision about an item? Those appear to be different subjects. Or is it censorship of B when an editor decides to cover A today instead? If I
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by delichon 10mo ago
Celebrating seventy repetitions of fake news targeted at children for ideological indoctrination in conflict with the first amendment separation of church and state. Merry Christmas!
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by delichon 10mo ago
Here's an example of it doing well: https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2002699317409186219
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The Datsun 240Z Restoration So Far – 2.5 Years in One Video(youtube.com)
5 points by delichon 10mo ago|1 comments
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by delichon 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/0XHiY
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Google joins attacks on Britain over free speech online(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by delichon 10mo ago|2 comments
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by delichon 10mo ago
To be consistent, if you wish to protect workers by rejecting artificially produced assets, you should feel the same about textiles produced by industrial machinary. Either this decision was wrong or the Luddites had a good point.
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by delichon 10mo ago
If we took all of the recorded works of this man who hated the automobile, train an LLM from them, and ask it what it thought of AI, the result would be obscene twice. Once for the project itself and once for the sentiments it would express
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by delichon 10mo ago
We care too much about prostituting kids and should just chill?
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by delichon 10mo ago
Unfortunately similar to US census data being used to intern Japanese during the war.
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David Budden claims end-to-end Lean proof of Navier-Stokes(twitter.com)
12 points by delichon 10mo ago|0 comments
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A police officer walked into the office where I was stationed as a security guard for a high rise condo, and demanded the keys to a particular apartment. I declined and he got angry. So I turned the matter over to my boss, the manager, who
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by delichon 10mo ago
The Act doesn't freeze the listings in place, it says that the Attorney General or the DEA can follow a process to change a listing. The executive order directs that "the Attorney General shall take all necessary steps to complete
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by delichon 10mo ago
> I like this version of the meme for pointing out that human intelligence is also jagged in its own different way. The idea of jaggedicity seems useful to advancing epistemology. If we could identify the domains that have useful data th
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NitroGen: A Foundation Model for Generalist Gaming Agents(nitrogen.minedojo.org)
5 points by delichon 10mo ago|1 comments
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by delichon 10mo ago
> allowing the childless to vote is a disaster. I've never met a Matriarchist before.
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by delichon 10mo ago
This is so damn good that I want to put it between me and the whole internet. At least selectively. Please y'all go build this. An opinionated, tuneable, reader-agent.
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by delichon 10mo ago
Last week I had a vendor tell me that they did warranty service through Amazon, and I should contact Amazon for a replacement, even though I was outside of their return window. It turned out to be a lie. But Amazon refunded me the full amou
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by delichon 10mo ago
Datomic has a "time travel" feature where for every query you can include a datetime, and it will only use facts from the db as of that moment. I have a guess that to get the equivalent from an LLM you would have to train it on th
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by delichon 10mo ago
> If someone cant land a job at minimum wage it is because employers think they would be a net negative at a $0 wage. Strong disagree, no foundation. There are lots of profits to be made at $10 per hour that can't be made at $15. A
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by delichon 10mo ago
> Less than 1% of workers make minimum wage. So minimum wage helps less than 1% of workers, at the expense of people who don't have skills valued at the minimum wage? Why are you confident that's a net positive trade off? >
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Oscars Bolts from ABC to YouTube Starting in 2029(hollywoodreporter.com)
3 points by delichon 10mo ago|1 comments
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If you can't afford a home up to our standards, better that you should be homeless? If you can't land a job at minimum wage, better for you to be unemployed? I wish that these were reductio ad absurdems rather than common place lu
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by delichon 10mo ago
I was 10 in '72, in a big metropolis. I'd take off on my Stingray bike on all day jaunts all over. The only comments I got were from my mom who made sure I had change to phone home in case I got a flat. I started a 4am paper route
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by delichon 10mo ago
It’s all perfectly in order. We have the receipt.
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by delichon 11mo ago
> If you think the Roberts court would have let Joe Biden have this much power well then I have a bridge and some student loans to sell you Yes, I do think the time horizon of every SCOTUS member is longer than four years. I believe Gors
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by delichon 11mo ago
If Humphrey's Executor goes down, "independent" becomes effectively unconstitutional under the current SCOTUS. It's awkward to have an unconstitutional goal hard wired into an agency's mission, and could be used aga

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