grahamj

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by grahamj 2y ago
That's the one thing I dislike about the ban: that it helps zuckergram
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by grahamj 2y ago
Yes. No. (Although that No is getting a bit blurry with US social media bending over for commander cheeto)
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by grahamj 2y ago
By “this” I think they meant this moment in time rather than the ban being a result of societal scrutiny.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I left most socials years ago. Feedly for aggregation and desktop reading, and Reeder as a client for it on iDevices.
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by grahamj 2y ago
yeah it’s fun out on the wild internet! Thankfully I don’t manage something thing crawlable anymore but even so the endpoint traffic is pretty entertaining sometimes. What would keep me up at night if I was still more on the ops side is “co
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by grahamj 2y ago
Note I said outgoing, as in the crawlers should be throttling themselves
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by grahamj 2y ago
If you’re unable to throttle your own outgoing requests you shouldn’t be making any
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by grahamj 2y ago
That’s so funny, I’ve thought of this exact idea several times over the last couple of weeks. As usual someone beat me to it :D
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by grahamj 2y ago
Meanwhile I’m reading this while I should be coding
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by grahamj 2y ago
I wish it had - I’d vote for the person fighting for my right to party
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by grahamj 2y ago
> It's right on the tin, "Feed" +5 Insightful
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by grahamj 2y ago
musk takes Ambien; explains a few things
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by grahamj 2y ago
No. “Anti-woke” people have latched onto the “prig” aspects of social justice because being against what it’s actually about would highlight what they really have a problem with: equality. If someone says “hey you can’t say the n-word, that
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by grahamj 2y ago
yeah I guess if passive means no ongoing work (beyond what it took to get them in the first place) then you're right. OP is playing a bit loose with the definition if that's what it's supposed to mean.
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by grahamj 2y ago
But you have to work to get those assets, just like building a website
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by grahamj 2y ago
Please god let it be something other than faux surprise and arrows
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by grahamj 2y ago
If there’s no border between him and the Apparatus then his is literally the face of the Apparatus.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I see what you’re saying. Maybe in a novice or learning type situation having the LLM generate code you need to check for errors could be educational. We all learn from debugging afterall. On the flip I suspect for most people course questi
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by grahamj 2y ago
It was somewhat tongue in cheek ;) but between real, human impacting principles and made up stories about fairies I'll take the former every time.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I love that complaining about language policing is language policing
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by grahamj 2y ago
I guess you could call turning your social media site into a toilet, causing anyone with any sense of pride or morality to leave, neutralizing “wokeness”.
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by grahamj 2y ago
The difference is religion’s justification is the words of a fictitious being whereas “wokeness” stems from principles of equality and tolerance. Surely some adherents of each use it to feel righeous/superior, but in only one case is i
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by grahamj 2y ago
> i.e. the morality of homelessness and not having a disdain for them but empathy for them instead. > people on the American political right see it as what this website describes it as “ A self-righteously moralistic person who behav
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by grahamj 2y ago
I don’t know about “be nice” - Personally the expression I equate it with is “live and let live” (or maybe “quit being an asshole”) It’s a reaction to discrimination. If there wasn’t racism and sexism and discrimination there would be no “w
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by grahamj 2y ago
This needs to be shouted from the rooftops. If you could do it yourself then LLMs can be a great help, speeding things up, offering suggestions and alternatives etc. But if you’re asking for something you don’t know how to do you might en
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by grahamj 2y ago
I sense a new position coming up: slop cleanup engineer
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by grahamj 2y ago
They aren't, but it's unfair from them to benefit from the tilt.
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by grahamj 2y ago
> It's just calling a LLM n-times with slightly different prompts It can be, but ideally each agent’s model, prompts and tools are tailored to a particular knowledge domain. That way tasks can be broken down into subtasks which are
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by grahamj 2y ago
The difference is with capitalism people are climbing into the pods of their own accord, having deluded themselves into believing maybe someday they’ll be the machines.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I’ll recommend Groove Salad from Soma FM (avail through TuneIn) for chill too, great station and no ads

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