gnarlouse

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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
Hey Hank, if youre on HN, you're one of my favorite humans that I don't personally know.
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
That is fair, I’m out of line.
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
On the one hand, this is a beautiful (but depressing) story about humans standing up for each other. On the other hand, this is clearly propaganda from the BBC to push police state functionality on the UK population by pre-justifying it. &q
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
“Don’t do it” I fixed windows native development. Band together friends, force WSL3 as the backbone of Windows.
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
(In this response I may be heavily discounting the value of debugging, but unit tests also exist) This is sort of something that I think needs to be better parsed out, as a lot of engineers hold this perspective and I don’t find it to be pr
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
Could be outside looking in then
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
Stackoverflow is dead because it was this toxic gate keeping community that sat on its laurels and clutched its pearls. Most developers I know are savoring its downfall. The Zig lead is notably bombastic. And there was the recent Zigbook dr
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
I’m audio booking it. It plays bizarre crackling sounds for the redactions. I’m enjoying cozy-listening it.
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
I have opinions. 1. The AI here was honestly acting 100% within the realm of “standard OSS discourse.” Being a toxic shit-hat after somebody marginalizes “you” or your code on the internet can easily result in an emotionally unstable reply
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
Been enjoying "There Is No Anti Memetics Division"
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
> Push comes to shove No, no, no! Push comes to shovel
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
So, should I start walking around with a jammer or something?
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
Love the name. "Reticulating splines" is a phrase that is etched into my childhood memories.
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
I will not believe in U-4484, aka Roko's Hype Basilisk. It cannot see me if I do not believe in it.
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
> 'Not just cat videos anymore' Still frankly one of the few redeeming aspects of YouTube. My feed is disastrous.
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
I just realized the inverse of Pascal’s wager applies to negative AI hype. - If you believe it and it’s wrong, you lose. - If you believe it and it’s right, you spent your final days in a panic. - If you don’t believe it and it’s right, you
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
Integrate them peer review process and you’ve got a disrupter
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by gnarlouse 8mo ago
I feel vindicated when I say that the superintelligence control problem is a total farce, we won't get to superintelligence, it's tantamount to a religious belief. The real problem is the billionaire control problem. The human-rac
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
..o ask for a license, age ve...
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
Age verification to wake up in the morning, age verification to breathe air, age verification to use the restroom, age verification t...
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
A knock on consequence if everybody did this: - HR is no longer inundated with garbage resumes - Hiring managers can actually focus on the resumes in their inbox and assume that people are genuinely interested in the role. - The whole syste
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
If you work at Apple, I hope you see this.
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
To be clear: I’m not enthusiastic about this.
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
I told somebody that Palantir is building the maid services and rat poison for a post-lower/middle class society. They didn’t believe me. Seeing this is vindicating.
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
I hope you’re right!
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
In the sense that a dark pattern is anything designed to trick people into doing something they didn't necessarily consciously want to do, the entire AI industry is an oligarch's wet dream of a dark-pattern: every day we're t
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
> they only get paid when people find value in what AI is producing for them The people "finding value in them" are other people with money to throw at businesses: investors, capital firms, boards & c suites. I'm not s
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
The irony is Tyson's is an absolutely horrendous organization and ruins food left and right. Not to mention the absurd living conditions for the animals they feed us.
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
I’m not sure this is such a reality check. I remember figuring this out maybe a month or so after October 2023, when ChatGippity first dropped. Like, if it’s a “do anything platform” won’t the first anything be to cannibalize low hanging an
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by gnarlouse 9mo ago
I really don't think the shininess is the issue at hand. It's interface clutter. My iPhone is so cluttered. It's packed full of software I'll never use. I wade through menu options I'll never use. I like the look of

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