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by forshaper 2mo ago
As an aside, if one of them nabbed Federal procurement, it would likely hit the equivalent of a trillion in revenue after a century.
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by forshaper 2mo ago
I can say companies with less than 20 mil arr pay around $150k a year for saas and others (sometimes the same) also pay 50k a year for a niche agent harness.
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by forshaper 2mo ago
Cool. Looking for more in this space, so far Due Process seems to lack a little something.
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by forshaper 2mo ago
It seems like the occupations that are easiest to have faith in are generally occupations that are paid less.
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by forshaper 2mo ago
It seems to be the case for me, though I remember it being present as a child. It's like it went away in adolescence and came back later. Same goes for rocks, weather (beyond basic planning), and so on.
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by forshaper 2mo ago
It's what I see happening. None of this would be a big deal if parents were present, but we give our attention to work & entertainment, and find it easier to continue doing that if the kids are also being entertained instead of pla
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by forshaper 2mo ago
I have a fantasy that we will do this to turn trees into antennas again, with usable bandwidth.
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by forshaper 2mo ago
I find being alone, with no other human around for miles, gets rid of language. Same with combat sports, and more broadly, struggling on the edge of my physical ability.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Why did Connecticut do it, as opposed to other states? I guess CA would've made sense for that example. I understand such events would be used to argue in favor of the policy, but it seems like if it was just the event, other states wo
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Ideology? I think this administration is the least captured by ideology in the last few decades. It's mostly brazen self-interest, for both entertainment & profit.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
There are just so many middle steps that are unnecessary, though I think the easiest policy lever is simply mandatory price transparencies, with zero exceptions.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
One might wonder about why ceramic plates are controlled in Connecticut or New York.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
I've generally loved this site. Wondering what other distributions could be made so visual, where people near the top complain about the people just above them.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
In a way, this happened before LLMs with more workforce-fit education, decision tree flowcharts, then software, and so on. If you take most people who started any field, the way they started the field would look very unorthodox, inefficient
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Nothing that on the nose, but I've experienced what I'd consider a very judgemental frame (singular) since Opus, which seems to be reflected in Sonnet, that wasn't as totally dominant in Sonnet before. It generally assumes th
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by forshaper 3mo ago
I guess ssds are following, huh
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Only problem with PC gaming is gpu & ram prices.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Don't know about consensus, but I personally still find Opus to be better for sniffing codebase intent and checking things as a whole, while Codex seems more detail-oriented for individual files.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
I considered that closer to truly multi-national, but we might as well take the win.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
There hasn't been a clear goal for an American war since the first Gulf War.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
All they have to do to differentiate is differentiate the shape of worldview through RLAIF/RHLF and system prompts.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
I work with maps everyday. I'm cheap and my employer is cheap with me, but we've got to produce a lot of maps for compliance & business intelligence. The work is is mostly cleaning & standardization, with some user experie
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by forshaper 3mo ago
More or less authoritarian than Imperial dynasties? Zhao Gao for Qin, Huang Hao for Shu Han, Yang Fugong for Tang, this list can just keep going. The Ten Eunuchs, if you want one example. Which is to say, their bureaucracies have always wor
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Per some definition of cool, analyzing newly required price disclosures from health insurance and hospitals in the United States.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Biggest problem is banking, rideshare, airlines, various other service provider apps- for example, if a cell phone service requires a particular app, etc. It's not as much of a problem in the United States (besides banking), but I&#x27
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by forshaper 3mo ago
And rotten tomato pelting would probably helpfully lower the rate of people turning their resentments into content.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
I don't know, in the mid to late 90s I was a child on BBS, and a lot of those were semi-anonymous. Perhaps it was just scale, for that. A couple hundred to a few thousand people at most seemed enough, but also mods did work. I guess th
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by forshaper 3mo ago
Yeah I think the split into individual, then sub-individual identity is only happening much more recently in the East. And extended family/org/clan first identities still reign there, outside out of very educated & urban bubbl
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by forshaper 3mo ago
It's all a Louis XVI seating chart anyway.
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by forshaper 3mo ago
At scale, a clear identity is needed to get people to give you what it takes to pay the bills. An identity that is continuously refined becomes clearer. The act of refinement of the identity may then create an attachment to the identity, li

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