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by hluska 1y ago
I have a nine year old so same age as one of your kids. We do three major things together with LLMs: 1.) We spend time together on ChatGPT. Some of her questions are very interesting and in general she’s quite interested in what ChatGPT kno
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by hluska 1y ago
I’ve been in a position to get and give help many times in my life. Paying people back doesn’t do much. Paying people forward creates genuine impact. At points in your life, you will be in a place to help others. Help them. If they pay it f
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by hluska 1y ago
Tennis is competitive though and unlike golf there’s no form of handicap. When it comes to pick up tennis, it’s not fun playing against someone way below or way above your level. I refer to myself as mediocre at tennis so I can play against
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by hluska 1y ago
Builder.ai had a totally different flow, but yeah, when boring stories and exciting ones compete to tell the same story, a very large percentage will run with the exciting story. It’s like death tax in US political history - the US has neve
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by hluska 1y ago
You are the only person suggesting that o3 is AGI or even an approach to AGI. They’re different beasts entirely.
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by hluska 1y ago
> It’s just an unnecessary exception. Had you written this “it’s just an unnecessary exception” you would be talking about a “just an unnecessary exception” that belongs to it. That’s not clear in the slightest. Apostrophes exist for cla
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by hluska 1y ago
She->her (like everything in English) makes a lot more sense if you start in the roots of English. She was “hio” or “heo” and her was “hire”. By the 13th century, the pronunciations of he and heo had converged and become synonyms so “she
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by hluska 1y ago
Rather, it’s many different types of software running on many different systems around the world, each funded by a different party with its own motives. This is no movie…
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by hluska 1y ago
Maybe I don’t understand your sense of humour but it sure seems like you’re laughing at victims of a crime. That’s not funny.
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by hluska 1y ago
Edited: Actually disregard, this isn’t worth it, but I don’t grant any freebies.
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by hluska 1y ago
You can’t support having a good enough relationship with coworkers from outside of your country that you can relate cheerful anecdotes about them?
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by hluska 1y ago
In other words, you don’t learn through experimentation and your learning style is the only valid one? Okay…this isn’t worth debating but science has proven that to be wrong. It may be worth reading some cognitive psych.
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by hluska 1y ago
I don’t know whether to say great comment or “damnit, I just listened to them both and now I’m doing it too.” Maybe a bit of both. But that’s quite the thing.
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by hluska 1y ago
It doesn’t seem to be that widespread - mostly being confined to short one way trips. There is no evidence of it happening on international or return flights. It feels more like a test of a strategy to fill middle seats.
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by hluska 1y ago
These sorts of CSS experiments have been around for as long as CSS. There even used to be a site where an entire community would take basic markup and use CSS to turn it into something else. (I just googled that phrase - the site is CSS Zen
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by hluska 1y ago
Last December, I started building a desktop app so that I could keep all my running, eating and assorted physical misadventures in one place. I decided to build it with Electron so started profiling right away but wasn’t write home about it
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by hluska 1y ago
You’re a good writer and I enjoyed this article: https://www.rxjourney.net/the-problem-with-our-country
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by hluska 1y ago
It’s interesting. Whenever someone says “the US needs to do a better job of funding education” someone always comes out with this exact comment. Yes, the world knows that your country spends more per capita on education than other countries
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by hluska 1y ago
People have different tastes. There’s nothing weird about that at all.
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by hluska 1y ago
Democracy is fundamentally about putting in free labour. That’s just how it works, from the lowliest municipal elections up to federal. It’s a lot of unpaid labour. That system works and has worked for a long time.
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by hluska 1y ago
The bounty is available to European Union countries. You’re replying to someone who is coming up with things to complain about.
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by hluska 1y ago
7x overhead? That’s not reasonable.
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by hluska 1y ago
Those laws were repealed in late 2023.
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by hluska 1y ago
Software is a huge field. There’s no reason any developer should feel shame because they can’t do something. The field is far too big.
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by hluska 1y ago
Many successful companies that we’ve all heard of have free tiers. They offer free tiers because it works. They’re certainly not in the ad business.
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by hluska 1y ago
And again, under an economic definition of monopoly, you have explained why Google should be broken up.
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by hluska 1y ago
Sorry but you’re starting with a very poor definition of monopoly. If you define things incorrectly, you can make any point logical but the definition (and point) are still wrong.
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by hluska 1y ago
This is an interesting topic and I’m not sure it has an answer. In 1995 advertising was really spray and pray. Testing ads was a really difficult proposition so we saw things like bearer coupons (mention this ad or bring in this coupon for
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by hluska 1y ago
I downvoted that comment because efficiency is a very specific term with a precise meaning in markets.
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by hluska 1y ago
A truly efficient market would be one where all public and private information is incorporated into price. There’s no room to beat the market in an efficient market. Venture capital is definitely not an efficient market. But I’m not sure wh

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