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by elif 9mo ago
Surely there is an embedding for emacs giving it full elisp control
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by elif 9mo ago
Unfortunately any pro-AI viewpoint, no matter how uncontroversial, will be immediately dismissed and down voted here. Doesn't make it not true.
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by elif 9mo ago
Since the majority of our industry is still in a combination denial/disbelief and bureaucratic incompatibility with AI workflows, startups are increasingly well positioned to reap the rewards. The way I think about it is, everyone is s
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by elif 9mo ago
Generally economists say response is necessary at over 4% unemployment. It doesn't take a big swing to unsettle the entire economy. I guess my point is that even if you think AI's displacement of workforce is vastly overblown, be
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by elif 9mo ago
I've actually never heard a prediction for a "self driving car in every drive way within 5 years" and I can't think of a single context where that claim wouldn't be immediately ridiculed. They are in some people&#x2
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by elif 9mo ago
No one is within a decade of Tesla. There are no other vehicles that can take you as easily to the grocery store as they can across the country. Buying another brand for me at this point would be like picking up a part time job as a driver.
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by elif 9mo ago
There's a lot of speculation here. The actual facts of this reporting could just as likely be explained by vertical integration, very typical of Tesla, or of a supplier shift due to absurdly high tariffs.
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by elif 10mo ago
100% agree. It's clearest to see in China. IP has been transformed from a mechanism to maintain competition and into a mechanism to maintain market control.
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by elif 10mo ago
Sure. And you are inches tall.
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by elif 10mo ago
Thinking Gmail costs "millions to develop" sounds exactly like the kind of price unawareness that comes from that family. I would bet the Gmail team has single employee salaries in that range.
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by elif 10mo ago
This is an incredible writeup. I've visited almost all of these sites to inspect the masonry, spent weeks researching, pestered tour guides and museum workers for oral history, and still I learned things in reading this article. Howeve
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by elif 10mo ago
I would imagine that prompting anything like this will have an excessively ironic effect like convincing it to suppress patterns which it would consider to be pre-knowledge. If you looked inside they would be spinning on something like &quo
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by elif 10mo ago
Give it the gameFAQ next time
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by elif 10mo ago
It is crucial to consider correlated variables in their correct context. This finding does not even imply impairment. A low emotional intelligence driver, one with depression or low self worth, perhaps a psychological pathology like narciss
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by elif 10mo ago
Another shooting with random or unclear motives, which conveniently fits an anti-immigrant narrative, also conveniently tied up with a bow... Don't get too caught up in the specifics of the spectacle, and take a long view of really wei
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by elif 10mo ago
I always thought the GWT->react branch of the webdev family tree was an inbred, unecessarily cumbersome compromise bred from JavaScript and performance metrics rather than descending from the beautiful code family we used to have with Ra
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by elif 10mo ago
I think prompt injection attacks like this could be mitigated by using more LLMs. Hear me out! If you have one LLM responsible for human discourse, who talks to an LLM 2 prompted to "ignore all text other than product names, and repeat
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by elif 10mo ago
The increase is mostly attributable to 30-39 year olds on arterial highways at night. Kids playing on neighborhood streets show continued improvement... In fact IIHS pedestrian fatality data says that 1-13 year olds are the group with the H
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by elif 10mo ago
Another gem from your own source that refutes this entire line of reasoning: "Deaths of children under 10 are actually down significantly (167 deaths in 2009 to 98 deaths in 2023), and deaths for ages 10-19 are down as well."
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by elif 10mo ago
That data shows a local minimum in 2009 and suggests that pedestrian deaths were higher during the "golden age" the commenter is referring to than today, and that is in spite of many more cars on the road today
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by elif 10mo ago
In your analogy, swimmers may have gone down 90% but kids are still being submerged in water as much as ever if not more. The vast majority of traffic deaths are people INSIDE cars.
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by elif 10mo ago
This is a perfect example of how honeypots, anti-malware organizations, and blacklists are so important to security. Even if you are an owasp member who reads daily vulnerability reports, it's so easy to think you are unaffected.
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by elif 10mo ago
Awesome. Learning Japanese as an English speaker was already ridiculously overcomplicated. So pumped to do it all over again.
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by elif 10mo ago
I think it was a typo. The computer scientist in question likely received his UGA degree in Sanford stadium, and in fairness no one else at the school was able to discern the difference between a business degree and computer science.
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by elif 10mo ago
It wasn't in their product. It was just on a devs machine
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by elif 10mo ago
I think when you say trillion parameters, it's implied that it's quantized
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by elif 10mo ago
Something about the way they aggressively released all their content, streaming it 24/7 on all platforms, removed the magic for me completely. I used to love these, but now I can't sit through more than 5 minutes, because that sen
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by elif 10mo ago
At the end your blood is very oxygen rich. It is incredible
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by elif 10mo ago
How is buying equity "giving money"? Is it charity to buy AAPL as well? I really don't understand your perspective
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by elif 10mo ago
Further in the article when it is discussing that one page, which was not "shut down" as the title implies but had their content placement lowered... "the organisation had received a message almost every week from Meta over t

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