heddycrow

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by heddycrow 7mo ago
It's about time browsers start supporting something like this natively. Fingers crossed. I'll be checking this out. Any chance you (or anyone) has had a run with this lib + web components? I'd love to hear about it.
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by heddycrow 7mo ago
Here's one vote for just be the witch if that's what people need from you. Just make it be what you want to say and how you want to say it. And when they come after you, shame them to the best of your ability or treat them like t
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
Always happy to expand and refine my take; this looks like it's a good one to push to the stack. I'm diving in. Thanks for the suggestion!
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
It's really only safe to assume clay=code in the context that the author provided. Even then, it doesn't stand up to scrutiny. It's easy to assume that because this person is a coder that they are also careful with logic, bu
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
Just curious, what's the alternative to capitalism that has employed more creatives or produced more creative works across history? Pick a metric of your chosing if mine don't work. I'm just genuinely curious what capitalism
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond. Where I come from, apologies are a dime a dozen. It's a bit more than it not doing it for me. I'm a bit tired of "AI and coding" takes over the past few years. You are right. I d
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
That's a fair response. I think I was trying to make a point which may be a bit more subtle than my questions suggest when taken at face value. I'll attempt to explain. From reading the article, I presume that at some point, all
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
Imagine calling a circle a sphere. But a circle is 2D projection of a sphere. I suppose we are comfortable calling a 3D projection of a hypercube by its 4D name because there really is no 4D context which we can readily slip into. That an
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
I like where you are going with this and love that you dropped Zen here. Permit me to riff/add color, please. Zen tries to draw a distinction between mental models with an object/subject separation and alternatives. There are san
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
But I'm le tired... Okay, well have a nap and then fire ze missiles!
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by heddycrow 9mo ago
I'm with you. Thanks for the link.
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by heddycrow 10mo ago
Is anyone "zoom" on this and "doom" on AI++ with other professions and/or their audience? Seems to me that benchmarking a thing has an interesting relationship with acceptance of the thing. I'm interested to se
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Thanks. Not an original idea of mine, but I struggle to recall where I got it from.
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
This is a very thoughtful response; thank you. I'm not arguing that pro-regulation is a bad stance just noting that my image of youth is wounded by thinking that the new youth are hands down in favor of it in general. This is a silly a
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Someone please tell me we are not living in a time where the kids are pro-regulation. I'm not doubting you, it's just sad if it's true. When I was younger, the youth were anti-establishment - that was cool and rebellious. I
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
The "we" that knows central planning doesn't work and the "we" inclined toward central planning are the same? If so, I've not met this group of people, but I'd like to share your first point with them beca
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Look at the history of art itself to find several movements where artists make the point that difficulty in production is not the key feature of art. You might even find proof that human connection and humanity are not the key features. I
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
I was content to write the original off as "to each his own", but this one I feel you on. Maybe the problem is sharing without caring and/or without being aware. Case in point, folks capture large blocks of text as you mentio
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
That would be a great reason to include the link. Would have been good idea for me to think about that 5-10 years ago. I just did it because I thought it might be helpful and it's cheap. Woops!
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
I did! How could I forget that and RTFM? The code is self-documenting! Lol.
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Fair points, and thanks for clarifying. Your last point helps me tease out what I think rubs me the wrong way. Another analogy, "these newly introduced, extremely fast cars make it entirely unsafe to drive drunk." Of course to be
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
I think it's some part of the Dark Web, or I wish it was.
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Depends on the observer and your definition of "bad". The police are happy they are paid. The victims are sad they are hurt. Is society better as a whole because it can handle crime? I'm not sure. What does bad mean? Seems
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
And where on the web has someone shared a human effort at doing the same?
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Good point. We also sometimes leave comments in code noting the thread we referenced.
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
I did not know how to do X so I Y. It would be interesting to know what kinds of responses humans offer across different values of Y such as: 1) looked on stack overflow 2) googled it 3) consulted the manual 4) asked an LLM 5) asked a frie
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Thanks, I will read. I haven't considered what it's like to be interested at the furthest depth, but I will do that now.
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
Thanks for that!
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
If that's what people wanted, they could have created a woman account or a western white male account on a rest-of-the-world dating site. If it's not? Oh well, suffer. It's still better than the "average western male on
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by heddycrow 11mo ago
This resonates with me. I'd love to see the machine version or hear more of your thoughts about what goes into it.

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