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by gowld 8mo ago
The implied lesson is that moms impart character. Bill Gates's mother was self-dealing up nepo baby business contracts while Scott's Mom was warning him away from bad people.
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by gowld 8mo ago
It's at a minimum extremely ignorant to believe or pretent that this begins and end at "Mossad" being a magical shady force that controls the world. Looking for tight little narrative misses the complexity of human sociery.
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by gowld 8mo ago
There's a comment exchange on the blog: Peter Says: You think Bill Gates or Larry Summers would have listened to your Mom’s advice? Scott Says: Peter #1: If she was their mom, maybe they would!
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by gowld 8mo ago
"Charles Harper" is a common name. Is Scott referring to this Charles Harper, of the Templeton Foundation, dedicated to the science of theology? http://capabilities.templeton.org/2006/interview/c_harpe
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by gowld 8mo ago
Flock is not a natural person. Flock has no rights.
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by gowld 8mo ago
Even funnier when you try that from the "freedom" whitepage download https://www.collaboraonline.com/case-studies/opendesk/ If you don't give an email address, it doesn't even prompt you to ttr
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by gowld 9mo ago
It wasn't for clout and prestige. It was to protect Amazon and Blue Origin from news critical coverage and from policy advocacy for regulations.
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by gowld 9mo ago
Apple's ad had a woman dressed like a Hooter's waitress to represent themselves. That makes themselves the focus of attention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErwS24cBZPc
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by gowld 9mo ago
Only 4 years old, they haven't existed long enough to be "firm".
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by gowld 9mo ago
More likely, stole grok from nerds who learned grok from Heinlein.
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by gowld 9mo ago
What is this website? The website insists that you let it record your voice in order to show you the dangers of AI. Is it trolling the visitor? https://civai.org/talk
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by gowld 9mo ago
Then many complex commercial activities would be eliminated or have far higher transaction/insurance costs. For example, loans. They would be priced against average risk, and low-risk individuals with privacy would pay the same risk pr
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by gowld 9mo ago
Everyone is worthy of privacy in their private activty, not in how they impose their will on the public (through official acts, removing real estate from the commons, and publish or finance mass media).
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by gowld 9mo ago
I disagree. There is a tier of people who can't vibe code what you've vibe coded, but also might not trust your app (especially the bank one). There is still a real gap here to be filled by professional work or fakers.
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by gowld 9mo ago
Your idea can't even represent 1/2. What good is that? You're imposing an abitrary set of preferred numbers, which is boring and useless for measuring large things.
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by gowld 9mo ago
GPL and AGLP both use the word "may" 31 times. If you aren't comfortable with the word "may", you'll have a lot of trouble with open source languages. https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.e
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by gowld 9mo ago
AGPL does not say "no exceptions". AGPL explicity allows exceptions: https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost/blob/master/LICENSE... https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.e
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by gowld 9mo ago
Are you asking why the person who published code with an ambiguous license also answers questions ambiguously?
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by gowld 9mo ago
> If the license is unclear, it should be fixed by a lawyer who knows what they are doing. It's been 7 years and not fixed, apparently.
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by gowld 9mo ago
Zuckerberg. At first I thought it was a naming coincidence, but looking at the zuckerman avatar and the author avatar, I'm unsure if it was intentional: https://github.com/zuckermanai https://github.com&#x2F
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by gowld 9mo ago
I thought OpenClaw was a joke about White Claw, but apparently, it's a real system (sort of, website is down).
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by gowld 9mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46535363 I don't understand why new accounts, heavily downvoted and flagged, have higher higher quotas for post rate-limiting than well-reputed commenters.
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by gowld 9mo ago
> your Lean files are full of `sorry`s You meant this literally, but this such a beautiful insult.
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by gowld 9mo ago
What if you carried a stack of papers between buildings on a windy day, and the papers blew away?
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by gowld 9mo ago
What if you planted a bush that attracted a bat that bit a child?
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by gowld 9mo ago
The first game "1D-Pong" is tagged "browser", but it's actually an instructable for a hardware project.
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by gowld 9mo ago
Jevons paradox is a failure mode, not something that "works".
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by gowld 9mo ago
That's a misunderstanding based on loose definition of "vibe coding". When companies threw around the "90% of code is written by AI" claims, they were referring to counting characers of autocomplete basing on users
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by gowld 9mo ago
That's because decent (but still flawed) GenAI is expensive. The AI Overview model is even cheaper than the AI Mode model, which is cheaper than the Gemini free model, which is cheaper than the Gemini Thinking model, which is cheaer th
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by gowld 9mo ago
WebMD is a real doctor, I guess. It's got an MD right in the name!

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