dontwannahearit

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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
The Basque region wants a word...
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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
I think this misses the point. As the article points out, people could and would act differently in different contexts: Home, the Church, the Bar. They weren't lacking opportunity to "exist completely". The whole point of the
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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
But people can never be "pure" enough and what is acceptable in the uni-context will change over time. If you documented your life within it you will find you will be branded a heretic sooner or later.
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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
You seem to have thought about this. Would Creatine help?
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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
I think LLMs/coding agents in particular are going to play out like automation always does. 1. You have a task and it requires an expert to perform it (software engineering, where we were) 2. You automate the task, it still requires th
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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
I think the average size of US vehicles has something to do with it. Being hit by a distracted driver in a Fiat Cinquecento is probably way more survivable than being hit by an F250 Super Duty twatwagon.
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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
No chance. Every despot has a cadre of true believers, the types who believe their great leader is playing 4D chess or that its all part of a greater divine plan.
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by dontwannahearit 3mo ago
And uses U+2026 HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS instead of typing three periods? Also seems like LLM tell. But could just be a very efficient typist
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by dontwannahearit 4mo ago
Not just me then.
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by dontwannahearit 5mo ago
Only tangentially related to the article but I have a family member that is losing sight due to macular degeneration. They are not far now from legally blind. If AI wearables could help them navigate unfamiliar places, identify and read sig
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by dontwannahearit 5mo ago
Yeah, there's deprivation and poverty in parts of the UK and also extreme wealth. It's a spectrum. But you want to focus on one end of the spectrum? Yes, it's the truth but not the whole truth.
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by dontwannahearit 5mo ago
See my comment below. On HN for example it isn’t necessarily the moderators, it’s the users with downvote power who can influence what everyone else sees. So the elite users are the ones who choose. Funny how our communities mirror the soci
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by dontwannahearit 5mo ago
And who gets to decide?
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by dontwannahearit 5mo ago
You want human things? Put down the technology and go and connect with some humans. But yes, the original poster with their allusions to lost limbs and "pointless swinging in a vast, unquantifiable emptiness.." is overreacting, de
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by dontwannahearit 6mo ago
How much of the specs themselves came from the LLM? The development schedule https://github.com/brightbeanxyz/brightbean-studio/blob/main... has very AI-looking estimates for exampl and I can see a commit in
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by dontwannahearit 6mo ago
Depends on whether you can keep things separated logically. I have 3 git worktrees open, each working on a different area. Generally its feature a, feature b and a refactoring branch of some kind. My workflow is: 1. Add ticket in gitlab des
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by dontwannahearit 6mo ago
Heartbreaking.
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
+1. Visit the Vatican sometime for major "Jesus did not have this in mind" moment.
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
Oh please, TFA has a title of "Flowers after the beating" - its a direct reference to domestic abuse which attempts to equate Microsofts behaviour and that of a domestic abuser. Username checks out, but you might want to check wit
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
That doesn't sound like it could be gamed, at all.
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
Mr. Meeseeks!
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
Please share evidence.
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
You did not provide evidence that UK are "arresting people based on social media posts criticizing goverment..."
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
I think there are users who view "their AI" as somewhere in the venn-diagram of their relationships. And it's a spectrum, at one end you got the full-on AI psychosis and at the other "its a machine, I owe it nothing&quot
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by dontwannahearit 7mo ago
…just so long as the government remains responsible for clearing up the mess?
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by dontwannahearit 8mo ago
Would it not be better to have 100 such tests "Pelican on bicycle", "Tiger on stilts"..., and generate them all for every new model but only release a new one each time. That way you could show progression across all mod
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by dontwannahearit 8mo ago
It's pretty much over for the human-internet. Search was gamed, its usefulness has plummeted, so humans will increasingly ask their LLM of choice and that LLM will have been trained on the content of the internet. So when someone wants
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by dontwannahearit 8mo ago
In the UK since 2019–20, disability benefit spending has grown by 45% in real terms and incapacity benefit spending by 26%. https://ifs.org.uk/publications/health-related-benefit-claim... You can argue that nobody is s
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by dontwannahearit 8mo ago
GP means "Ministry of Truth" in the Orwellian-sense. The "Ministry of Truth" was the propaganda arm of the government just as the "Ministry of Love" is the interrogation/torture and brainwashing center.
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by dontwannahearit 8mo ago
You clearly don't have enough cars. Once you get enough cars, especially if any of them are classic cars you actually want to drive occasionally and want to be in a driveable condition, you might want to have a full time mechanic.

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