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by gizajob 6mo ago
Thank you for this clear and correct answer structured for those who need data included from science rather than from philosophy alone.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Feed all this into your LLM. I’m not here to type just for your benefit. And going back to my first point, you seem to believe you’re at some kind of innovative cutting edge when your comments about the lack of proof in human subjectivity s
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by gizajob 6mo ago
That about sums it up for the Tractatus yeah.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Like I said, copy paste all this into your calendar on 3rd of May 2046 and get back to me.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
An LLM who can’t format html so crams it in an ugly spread across a pdf.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Come and read your post in twenty years time. Who you’re describing as idiots are the mass of humanity constantly standing outside and beyond the Turing test. It’s another deficiency in that test that Turing overlooked - it requires that be
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Haha hilarious. Heraclitus might be old school but Wittgenstein and Heidegger not so much. The state of the art in what might meaningly be said, proved or metaphysically challenged has changed little since their time. At no point in my post
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by gizajob 6mo ago
“If you talk about having a subjective experience, then we don't know of any way to prove that even other humans than ourselves have one.“ Wittgenstein kinda blows this burden of proof apart. Just because you can doubt something like t
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Nah.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
You lost me at conjecture. It was empirical research. He also wouldn’t have said that because he wouldn’t have wanted to admit it or admit to rejecting anything with vocals. And for example, we sold free jazz (amongst other things) alongsid
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by gizajob 6mo ago
I think you didn’t grok the hidden punchline - this is the stage after they’ve replaced all their third world coders with AI agents, until one day a C-suiter has the revelation that humans are cheaper and better, and the company then starts
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by gizajob 6mo ago
I was thinking this week that AI token costs are probably going to get so expensive soon that bright spark CEOs are going to realise “why am I paying for such expensive coding agents when I can pay people from the third world to code!?!” an
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Well I’m expressing my years of direct experience working for the guy and you’re contradicting that even though you weren’t there. No idea why.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
No not at all. The whole point of AskJeeves was that you could ask Jeeves things in natural language because the landing page was a snappily dressed butler waiting to help you around the internet, but it didn’t really work so you were left
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by gizajob 6mo ago
I think about six months ago I commented on an AI thread to the effect of “I’m happy that after a 30 year effort and hundreds of billions spent, AskJeeves finally works as intended” - Jeeves is totally ripe for LLMing. Completely baffling t
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by gizajob 6mo ago
From a phishmonger.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
I used to work for a guy years ago who ran record labels that released almost entirely ambient electronic music and eventually I figured that it was because he was also a business terminator and workaholic alongside, and any music with too
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by gizajob 6mo ago
yet
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by gizajob 6mo ago
That observation about Sherlock Holmes certainly puts the smackdown on me and gets you to home plate.
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Should send over a geezer to give them a slap.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
AI Goblinologist.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Because on the public internet people don’t have arts degrees which are where emdash users learn to wield it correctly.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
I’m a British English speaker and find the use of cliched American idioms really quite disgusting. Don’t want to think about about ballparks, home runs, smoking guns, going all in, touchdowns or hitting it out the park.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Terrence.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Of course there is. Massive widespread censor of a huge gamut of topics where it simply won’t go there.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Stallman is going to be overjoyed when all the class and variable names in open source repositories have been reformatted to say EnjoyCocaCola and year_of_the_trucks_medicated_pad etc
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Funny how he points the finger at everyone but himself.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Never.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Don’t even need a gambling marketplace for that - could already put a massive short on TSLA and have a pop at Elon if you were so motivated.
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by gizajob 6mo ago
Bizarre, but welcome, to see this article wholly unrelated to hackerdom on the front page. My take is that Sayers quality just wasn’t good enough and still isn’t, and that all the buyouts gutted the heart out of the business. As a scouser I

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