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harperlee
6mo ago
Warning, AI slop.
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harperlee
7mo ago
In order to mitigate link rot, the book is Numerical Analysis Second Edition, from Francis Scheid (Schaum's Outlines)
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7mo ago
For the uninitiated like me: The manosphere has its own distinct jargon.[31] A central tenet of the manosphere is the concept of the red pill, a metaphor borrowed from the film The Matrix. It concerns awakening men to the supposed reality t
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7mo ago
That is not your job, but your role in the group. Being a parent, a child or a spouse, a friend or a running mate, are not jobs. The point of the article is that your identity should not be driven by just one role, that is transactional and
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7mo ago
Another thought experiment: One by one your neurons are replaced by water. At which neuron are you no longer you? The fact that there is no clear time to pinpoint for a change doesn't imply that there is no such change... so your thoug
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harperlee
7mo ago
In Spain it was on the TV also for like a decade, and everybody knows who he is. Also in France.
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Iran Drone War Ode Model
(policytensor.substack.com)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
One is an immediate impact in your pocket, the other one has an impact lag that you count in years/decades.
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harperlee
7mo ago
Two handwavey ideas upon reading this: - Even for billion-parameter theories, a small amount of vectors might dominate the behaviour. A coordinate shift approach (PCA) might surface new concepts that enable us to model that phenomenon. &quo
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7mo ago
A fundamental thing that this misses, I think, is that the reinforcement learning approaches of AlphaGo do generate that sensation of lack-of-narrative, everything together at the same time alien thinking, whereas using an LLM as hypothesiz
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The Silent Filter
(juanpabloaj.com)
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harperlee
7mo ago
I don't understand why the poster (which is the author) links us to a slop report of a test for their library. It would be much more effective to cover part of this info into the README where we get the context of what they want to ach
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7mo ago
And that borrow/print in the end is either future tax dollars/inflation/US pays, stealing from other nations, or default on debt.
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The Ugliest Beautiful Codebase
(jimmyhmiller.com)
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The Management Myth [pdf]
(pareto.uab.es)
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harperlee
7mo ago
Also "upgraders" (11 times, meaning a kind of buyer), that's a new one for me in these introductions.
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harperlee
8mo ago
Hey Michael, great project! If you don't mind me testing you, as a word game builder, what do you think about the latest developments of international policies?
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8mo ago
Surprised that no comment mentioned that there is a standard term (not a word :P) for the set of words that denominates a particular concept: nominal syntagm. Such as "boiling water" and also "that green parrot we saw yesterd
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8mo ago
I'm mildly interested in keyboard ergonomics and efficiency, but every time I read threads like this I can't really see me spending $200+ on a keyboard when there are quite functional versions at $10 (and I know that the vast majo
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8mo ago
I actually think it was quite prescient and still raises important topics to consider - irrespective of whether weights are uploaded from an actual human, if you dig just a little bit under the surface details, you still get a story about e
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8mo ago
I love clojure but the points still stand, kind-of. - There is Calva for VS Code but the community default is emacs and cider - How many programs in apt or brew are written in clojure? I'd concede that the community is great and
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> Well you have to deal with American and European financial regulations, KYC, &c. - you have to vet merchants, you have to run the infrastructure to process transactions, refunds, direct payments from bank accounts to pay for cards,
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8mo ago
Obviously written by AI.
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8mo ago
Whether the company targets or not that goal is a major distinction. For example if I open a restaurant I'm 100% guaranteed not to be valued 100M in 5 years. If I target to be the next social network and compete with TikTok, then it&#x
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9mo ago
Please have a moment to read the title of this site again :)
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9mo ago
It seems that in your worldview value and wealth does not increase, just changes hands.
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9mo ago
Funding other member states to be able to grow may be labeled waste, or investment on creating new markets for Germany.
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9mo ago
For example, decades of pegging the value of the currency down, thus facilitating exports on a massive scale and thus pushing up the performance of whole industries, without other member states that would have had their currency devaluated
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9mo ago
And even those will require draft from outside the insert / stove, so either you build them with an inlet from outside, you pull cold air from badly sealed doors / windows, or the chimney draft will be insufficient.
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9mo ago
I think it is related to the physics of the mouth producing the sound, and we do a form of synesthesia: doing b-u-b seems (to me) quite smoother of a transition than k-i-k. If I stop blowing the u sound my lips close again; when I finish th
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