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by exe34 7mo ago
Oh yes, racial equality has famously been achieved in the US...
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by exe34 7mo ago
It's okay, one claim is all that's needed for this adminstration and the current overton window in the US. The eternal leader himself changes his tune from sentence to sentence - the US has already won, the US needs help, the US w
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by exe34 7mo ago
you need to show how excluding people on the basis of skin colour makes things better.
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by exe34 7mo ago
yes exactly, they hired people by the colour of their skin before, not whether or not they could do their jobs. this is why airplanes have now started falling out of the sky and crashing into stuff on the ground.
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by exe34 7mo ago
It's pretty clear, the US only carries out war on weekends, while markets sleep.
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by exe34 7mo ago
no thank you, there are things I do not want Claude to have rwx on. like my entire f*cking system. I run llms in a docker container with just the folder I'm working in.
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by exe34 7mo ago
if a kid manages to play nsfw games on an esp32, he deserves to enjoy it.
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by exe34 7mo ago
ChatGPT is very good at pulling it together to give you working code. Not on the first try, but on the third try it usually works.
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by exe34 7mo ago
the important thing is for you to think you have the options, and that when you do them, you get the whole benefits and the simulation pays the whole cost. they could easily put precalculated memories in your address space and save the comp
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by exe34 7mo ago
oh right, that's great then, let the Titanic maintain course!
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by exe34 7mo ago
that's exactly what I'm referring to, see my new post on this same sub thread.
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by exe34 7mo ago
did you miss the word "general"? you can provide gimped versions. micro controllers, school laptops that don't go places they shouldn't go, gimmicky age checks on anything they can use outside of adult supervision.
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by exe34 7mo ago
ban the selling or providing of general purpose computing to children. we can already do it with alcohol and cigarettes. any parents caught providing such things to their children go on a register and have mandatory courses on parenting.
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by exe34 7mo ago
sadly this is a revert. I wish they would go all in, and encourage everyone to move off.
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by exe34 7mo ago
> I don't understand why people don't get this simple fact. It's an element of faith, not fact. If you simulate a human body from quarks up, the physics won't know if it's running on base reality or in a computer
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by exe34 7mo ago
The worse part is you can't know that your current life isn't one of those. Everything that you think of as perks of being alive could be part of the protocol to keep you cooperative.
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by exe34 7mo ago
Permutation city, by Greg Egan. You don't even need the computer once instantiated!
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by exe34 7mo ago
Would you prefer to lose it first?
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by exe34 7mo ago
they'll just turn into a shitty journal at this point, they just need to introduce peer review and they can start competing with the real journals on price point. another will need to rise to take its place.
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by exe34 7mo ago
Picture an astronaut holding a gun: always has been.
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by exe34 7mo ago
sounds amazing! does it stream? or is it so fast you don't need to?
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by exe34 7mo ago
So you don't do your job and submit a PR you didn't even read, and I'm supposed to waste my time that I have to the explain at my next performance review? I didn't sign up to read slop, thanks! If my boss wants me to spe
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by exe34 7mo ago
if that's the arguement for active learning, wouldn't it also apply in that case? it learns something and 5 minutes later my old prompts are useless.
444.
by exe34 7mo ago
Imagine fighting fire with fire. You don't have to take shit lying down.
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by exe34 7mo ago
> if it's your job, it's a bit different and you may have to do so Oh I'd use an llm to generate large amounts of feedback and request changes!
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by exe34 7mo ago
Sounds like you need a law to regulate parental controls.....
447.
by exe34 7mo ago
so there's an unconditionally correct answer (it's also equal to abs(x) for x>0), and then there is an answer that is only correct for half the domain, which requires an additional assumption.
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by exe34 7mo ago
I've been wrong enough times to make me want to preface anything I think is wrong at work by something along the lines of "Am I misunderstanding this or are you doing x, because I think that will clash with y". let them decid
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by exe34 7mo ago
so do oil and tobacco people, no?
450.
by exe34 7mo ago
yeah that wouldn't work for me. when my boss asks me to do something unexpected, I ask, what do you want me to drop this week? if he doesn't want to pick, I ask, so what do you want first?

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