fellowniusmonk

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by fellowniusmonk 4mo ago
I have a philosophy pre-print about "empirical ontologies" I use for testing new models reasoning abilities, and it also degrades, there is no way around it and it always refuses. It's not that the model is complete trash, it
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
At least they reverted the shitty mobile Keep integration that was not only an insanely distracting UI but made the whole interface laggy as hell.
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
Strava recently introduced this, if you screenshot an activity page it generates a popup that prevents you from screengrab scrolling. They've made it useless for quick manual sharing with llm.
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
Yeah, I worked for a company in a relationship/middle man space that solved a major discovery problem at the time. Due to some perverse incentives in the industry as well as some protectionism and legal chilling none of the players act
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
Overnight with a really solid idea with good timing where I understood the space. The same idea with bad timing (rentry after a fantastic exit that I juiced with a condition to not renter the space for 3 years and a subsequent launch just p
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
My successful startups had their own internal CRM as distinguishing factor to their success, it's not hard. One started out as an acquisition of a group on sales force, we wrote migrated to our brand new crm the first month and integra
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
I could never do anything, I could talk fancy and bullshit and could come up with all kinds of great ideas as an ideas guy. Nothing useful. So I became a developer and data engineer, and I became really good at it even though, like the prot
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
I was born with heart defects and surgeries and the constant threat of death and also intelligent parents who grew up in very weird multi cultural backgrounds. Not all of us were believed we had to be a specific thing handed to us, some of
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
Yes, it's a good idea to try it as an a/b test in a finite run of municipalities. Otherwise we are just doing the same things and expecting different results. Right now in many police abuse scenarios there is no system in place t
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
Here is my take using the city as a metaphor. All physical things have to be arranged in a linear fashion, this is pauli exclusion principle writ large. A type of mereological nihilism is true, so hierarchy is real but in a weak emergence s
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by fellowniusmonk 5mo ago
Rollerblading has solved any issues I have, I cross train with about 30 mins of cycling 3-4 days a week too. When you start skating older you have to pad up, I combined that with a slackboard and just standing on one leg with my eyes closed
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
Some companies serve the people and some companies want people to serve them. The sabbath was always meant for man and that makes a lot of people very angry because whatever ideological or religious lip service someone gives their behavior
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
Mi dispiace.
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
In one sense they may be seperate, orthogonal even, but if our metrics are attention, decision making and accurately factoring risk they seem inseparable to many people. So, I agree with your point narrowly but I think broadly from an effor
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
These are real, shared, issues we are all effected by not one persons personal problem. I'm not looking for advice on how to associate with people, hopefully you can understand the distinction.
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
Or not a problem at all. People smuggle in so many assumptions when they use words like consciousness or thinking or soul or personhood, I've never met a lay person who could talk clearly about ai safety issues unless we switched to la
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
Jim's is legit amazing. I end up going very rarely but every time I do it's been a perfect diner experience. I tried their liver and onions (an aquired taste it turns out I don't really have) and a slice of some meregiune pie
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
I take a 30 min bike ride midday, not a hard ride, just get on the bike and start peddling, I'll now do a leisurely 6-8 mi. My cognition in my 40s is now better than it was at 26, at 37 before I started this routine I thought my engine
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
Weird, ok, my anecdote flows in almost the exact opposite direction. I come from a highly religious Christian background and moved in the other direction without any ill will, most of my religious male friends who have families have confide
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
I've been using 1/4cup ground hulled barley and 20-32oz of greek yogurt, with a bit of craisins and pecans as my base for the last several years, my gut now chews through everything and output is consistent and homogeneous. You go
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
And every time someone voices your/his very reasonable point a whole group of people invoke near solipsism and "But WHOSE truth" the people making this statement are usually either boosters for obvious liars (who complained a
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
I hated every moment of the family computer era. Hated the dialup, hated having to steal other users AOL passwords because my large family couldn't afford internet. Hated, later, having to keylog the local libraries ISDN line because t
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
The funny thing is this, let's say that an entity is outside of time, an entity that maps 1:1 in every practical way to the theists God. Putting aside the bidirectional issues of non-interaction, what if mankind, or the universes colle
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
I live off a paved trail, 30 min 8 mi bike ride nearly everyday around for 1-2pm after lunch, fast, no bonk, gives me a mental reset and helps me rescue from any work tangents. Being in nature is great, we screw ourselves over so much by no
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
Just because I don't want them to go out of business. I bought a backpack goruck gr1 26l nearly 10 years ago in Feb of 2017. I was a consulting and traveling heavily for many years and a digital nomad for others. I've carried that
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by fellowniusmonk 6mo ago
We needed a better phone book we ended up in a world where most of our fellow citizens fucking casino.
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by fellowniusmonk 7mo ago
I use the r+cmd app for deterministic app switching. Caps mapped to right command. Karabiner to map dual-cmd+jkl; to mapped vertical slice so j is left quarter, j+k is left side, etc. dual-cmd+i moves windows between screens and dual-cmd+u
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by fellowniusmonk 7mo ago
It's just time in for me, no games per se. I keep it intentionally in the open and in the way as much as I can, just hopping on and trying to stay upright while the tv is on or during a short break between meetings. Improvement is non
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by fellowniusmonk 7mo ago
Also: Freezing right away when you stop moving at 8k altitude? I was just skiing at 11k and it never even crossed my mind.
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by fellowniusmonk 7mo ago
I ride my bike and rollerblade around Austin. If only Waymo's were on the road I wouldn't worry about bike path dividers at all. I sometimes pace them to act as a moving shield. Nothing else comes close, not even eye contact and b

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