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by hparadiz 2mo ago
There was a court case where they said that if they copied the books it's not fair use because they didn't own it but if they bought physical copies and then destroyed them then somehow it was fair use because it fell into the nic
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
https://russianfoods.com/products/kilka-tomato-sause Basically grew up on this stuff. But something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Dongwon-Pepper-Tuna-5-3oz-150g/dp/B01... I'm just su
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
I shop at the Sawtelle LA location regularly. They always have premium beef and fish cuts. Especially toro grade tuna. Demand isn't very spiky here. Every time I go there's a lot of people. They have Japanese Wagyu and most of the
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Nijiya is pretty good by American standards but I still find it lacking compared to actual Japan in many ways.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
The Russia example with canned fish is spot on. American supermarkets rarely have canned fish in tomato sauce but it's one of my favorite ways to eat it.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
This is the way.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
No one is saying you can't sue the government. You can in fact. What we're saying is you won't get the outcome you desire. The fact that you think they will simply stop production because you sued them is frankly laughably na
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
The idea that a defense manufacturer would be stopped by this is too funny. The code won't be auditable by you so how will you know? Secondly even if you did find out the most you'd get is a payout. Thirdly if you believe that mis
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
All of it. lol
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Time to dust off this oldie but goodie: Correlation is not causation.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Experiance is subjective even among the same species. For example you and I have access to a billion times more information and easily have 100 times the education. Yet when discussing cognition I find what Descartes thought about cognition
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
You think animals don't experience pain?
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
It's probably both.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Consciousness is a misnomer here. What I'm actually talking about is decision making. This applies to higher and lower life forms. Even a bacteria will decide things from moment to moment. Well okay how does this happen? Well something
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Outside of math you can basically take the entire corpus of research papers on any topic and have the AI read all of it and provide an analysis cross referencing everything all at once. This applies to everyone and everything.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
You're confusing multiple concepts. The tick is at the top of an async jobs queue. The jobs provide the tick with constant updates. And this is not in real time. If you are injured say a sudden injury. You won't even notice until
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
"Consciousness" is tick based and it does not require a massive human brain. Even the smallest of animals react in real time to stimulus. There's a filter that lowers the amount of tokens the next tick has to process. That&#x
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Try getting karpathy guidelines skill. Tends to help with that. I use it universally with all models and all harness. Sol xhigh is my default rn.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Yea I need to know this before I even consider something like this. I'm guessing it's a daemon that runs as root in the background.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Cursor is a subscription. You can use the tui harness called agent without the ide.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
When I say "I use cursor" I mean the subscription. In reality I use the cli tui literally called "agent" and the cursor ide isn't installed at all.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
The $20 / month isn't as good as Codex or Claude. Codex reset twice this week while I'm sitting waiting for the entire month to role around with Cursor. I have all three so can have a pulse on everything.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
All the models are good enough for almost all normal tech job work. If all you are doing is building a react app there's functionally no difference. You'd only want a frontier model to work on something extra complex but even that
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Okay so everyone is blaming diffusion or spying or whatever but we all use all of the models on our various projects in aggregate and they get to all read the code each other is generating. I do this with research tasks and local random stu
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Why is everyone ignoring the pattern that has existed since training models became a thing? At first it sucks. Then it's better than humans. Just by using it you generate training data that makes it better over time.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Other models will end up diffusing it and making the signal indeterministic and irrelevant.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
I know you're gonna read this so I'll be blunt. This is bad for your brand.
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Show HN: I built a Calendr clone for KDE Plasma(github.com)
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
On top of that a sizable percentage of theft victims don't even bother to report it stolen.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
They send them to countries where they aren't locked or break it down for parts.

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