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ethanwillis
1y ago
Can you explain the reason?
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ethanwillis
1y ago
Somehow you completely missed the point that it's not even about being law abiding. It's about the redefinition of what "law abiding" is without any consideration at all about whether that redefinition is "right, go
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ethanwillis
1y ago
It's a code editor so I think the geeky forums are relevant here. Also, this post is higher on HN than the post about raising capital from Sequoia where many of the comments are about how negatively they view the raising of capital fro
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ethanwillis
1y ago
I would also pay for Zed (the editor) and not the AI. But I also don't want to pay just make Zed more attractive for VC acquisition. You don't have to give me any more features than what's in the free editor. I would gladly p
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ethanwillis
1y ago
none? not a single reason at all?
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ethanwillis
1y ago
> Universalis ensures that even those with minimal experience in programming can perform advanced data manipulations. Is it a good thing to make this easier? We're drowning in garbage already.
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ethanwillis
1y ago
But you don't need an LLM to generate that kind of diagram do you?
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ethanwillis
1y ago
The original recipe books don't cover all possible things that could be created, not even in all their combinations. And most importantly even the subset of novel combinations that can be created from the recipe books -- there is somet
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ethanwillis
1y ago
"One of the important ways we make use of donations is in awarding scholarships to highly skilled students. Each $5 you donate contributes to approximately one hour of work by a talented graduate student" from the dlang website. I
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ethanwillis
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> The business is the entire reason you write every line of code It's actually not the entire reason i write or have written every line of code. It may be surprising to some people on this website for entrepreneurs but there are in
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ethanwillis
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> I type every single day and I don't want your health problem placing limits on my job flexibility and career advancement. You live in a society. All I'm hearing is I need to vote to raise taxes to bring you back down to reali
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ethanwillis
2y ago
there is another similar problem about the largest number where all digits are prime numbers. which afaik has only been proven in base 10. similarly there the largest number with all prime digits actually differs if you ask the question in
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ethanwillis
2y ago
when dealing with only even and odd they are not finite in base 2^k. if we marked sequences of integers with 3 options. even, odd, other. then these lists are not finite in bases of 3^k. for four options. even, odd, other, another. then the
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ethanwillis
2y ago
The person I'm replying to literally has a startup targeted at making AGI coming from the LLM hype cycle.
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ethanwillis
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It also includes "Somaliland" which apparently is only somewhat recognized by China.
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ethanwillis
2y ago
The reductionism is insightful when it comes to providing an implementation with those specific details in mind. In the case of LLMs knowing it does boil down to matrix multiplication is insightful and useful because now you know what kin
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ethanwillis
2y ago
So the youth are always correct and always an improvement?
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ethanwillis
2y ago
Can you explain your usage of NP hard in your comment?
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Ask HN: What are Mark Zuckerberg's principles?
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ethanwillis
2y ago
We are in fact better than them just as we're better than any UAE royalty.
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ethanwillis
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Yes it's great to have chinese companies on american soil that prevent people from saying "taiwan number one" in games like marvel rivals. So much freedom!!!! Do you hear yourself? Are you insane?
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ethanwillis
2y ago
Which is another problem entirely but it's whataboutism. It says nothing about the CCPs motivations.
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ethanwillis
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What reasons would a foreign government want information about foreign citizens of its adversary? At the end of the day you are the outgroup when it comes to the CCP and it'd be best to remember that.
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ethanwillis
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Is this just a modern spin on trickle down economics?
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ethanwillis
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There has been worse, such as the affluenza case. I don't think peons get away with running over a bunch of people and then claiming they didnt know better because they grew up too rich.
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ethanwillis
2y ago
Well the CEOs are telling us there are more jobs than ever and they need the ability to hire more people from abroad to even have a chance at filling them. So are there jobs or not?
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ethanwillis
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Would be interesting to use in electronic warfare scenarios.
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ethanwillis
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Well, the account was made 46 days ago. People can talk about rules of the site and so on. But, we live in a different world now than when the rules were made. Hybrid warfare and online interactions are the easiest way for US adversaries to
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ethanwillis
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How can you protest something that's not officially happening? It's just an SMO after all. Honestly you and all your bot account friends should just go crawl back into whatever kremlin gutter you came out of. Maybe one day you
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Well instead of applying Russia invaded a sovereign country. So, I guess we won't know will we? Probably something to do with their post soviet inferiority complex.
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