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godelski
8mo ago
Even before vibe coding blew up I think this problem existed, but was slowly increasing. Vibe coding accelerated the problem. I think "good for you, you built a mod, but now I'm searching through 1000 entries that are all the same
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8mo ago
But you aren't being realistic, you're shifting blame. Let's play a little game of replacement to see how we feel. Suppose he is selling cigarettes, since you made the comparison. He's targeting children and teens for ma
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8mo ago
I had a friend threatened with this by a cop. I was there. We had been drinking and he wanted to change his oil at a Jiffy Lube. Unbeknownst to us there was a park on the other side. He just got a ticket but the cop made the threat. It do
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8mo ago
Which users?
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8mo ago
Considering teenagers should get more than 8hrs of sleep, 16 hours means they're losing sleep because they spent more than their waking hours on a single thing...
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8mo ago
I'd argue I learn much faster now. I did study math and physics but I've found that those tools have accelerated a lot of learning and have a lot of compounding effects. Maybe mileage may vary but I suspect a strong base allows on
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8mo ago
> I personally would stay away from calling someone, or an LLM, 'stupid' for making this mistake because of several reasons. I wouldn't. Because there's a difference between calling someone's action stupi
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8mo ago
You do realize there is both lossy and lossless compression, right? Or did you hyperfixate on the colloquial usage of zip
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8mo ago
Sure but even that falls on the spectrum. The request requires some thinking. So if we're not being pedantic then people will criticize because natural language isn't
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8mo ago
I'd answer "probably" if you've cleaned everything. But if the rust comes back then probably should just toss. Rust is an oxide layer, so outside only
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8mo ago
Interpret the intent of the parent's comment more and focus less on finding its critiques. The irony here is that the critique you made is the most obvious one, which also means it is the one that the parent believed you're most l
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8mo ago
When I started my first job a coworker encouraged me to learn how to solder SMDs and do "microsoldering". Like most people I thought I was going to need high precision and a much steadier hand. Probably like most people that learn
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8mo ago
People like to make the comparison between zip file compressions, where you can degrade something by continually compressing. Same with using jpeg or mp3. But I like to use the analogy of the game "Telephone" (also called "Ch
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8mo ago
I'm a little confused by your question myself. Stainless steel rust should be that same brown color. Though it can get very dark when dried. Blue is weird but purple isn't an uncommon description, assuming everything is still dark
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8mo ago
> This is useful when you simply can’t hear someone very well or when the speaker makes a mistake I have a few friends with pretty heavy accents and broken English. Even my partner makes frequent mistakes as a non native English
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8mo ago
I'm actually having a hard time interpreting your meaning. Are you criticizing LLMs? Highlighting the importance of this training and why we're trained that way even as children? That it is an important part of what we call reason
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8mo ago
> There's no government as effective at instituting necessary changes as a benevolent autocracy This is untrue. The world is so complex that a single person or group can adapt and develop fast enough. We've seen what ha
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9mo ago
For those unfamiliar it's worth learning about Blackstone's Ratio. Blackstone was extremely influential to the writers of the US constitution. I think it should come natural to engineers because I see it as similar to failure engi
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9mo ago
FYI if you can't delete you can always email dang about the mistake
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9mo ago
Cool project But also wanted to let you know about https://objective-see.org/products/knockknock.html And knockd: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Port_knocking Common name in case you wanted to d
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9mo ago
In other words, can you guess who someone is impersonating even if their impersonation isn't a perfect simulation? There's a lot of characteristics to people's voices. Tons of people impersonate Trump purely through cadence.
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9mo ago
> To conclude from this that OpenAI has abandoned its entire safety posture seems, at the very least, premature So because Peter said the next version is going to be safe means it'll be safe? I prefer to judge people by thei
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9mo ago
> maybe the Linux machines weren't in the scans Honest question, how would you actually detect this? I mean I understand using the package manager install (and that's easy for them to control) but building from source a
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9mo ago
> a full blown JS runtime I absolutely hate all the random things that install npm on my machines
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9mo ago
I think so too, but I also think this is part of the failure of math and science education. That is exactly what those topics are. But many courses will focus on the facts and not the substance. Instead of linking Feynman's Cargo Cult
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9mo ago
> Just because a calculator will only ever be used by a subset of the population I'm not sure what your argument is here. I think everyone knows this but also recognizes that the vast majority of people are not using calcula
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9mo ago
I'm of a similar mind but I think you also need to be careful. I find that people are more willing to believe a chatbot than a search result simply due to the way the information is presented. But if you're thinking "but sear
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9mo ago
I think I wouldn't infer that because I personally wouldn't feel comfortable teaching a bunch of kids how to do something that I didn't know how to do myself. To me it seemed like you were almost suggesting they join a high s
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9mo ago
When reading I suggest trying to interpret what the person wrote rather than just ignore it. I'd probably start by taking the advice of your username
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9mo ago
Someone asked for help and they just talked about themselves. It's fine to do and lead into something like what he learned from that experience and how that might be helpful to the OP but without that advice it is just them talking abo
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