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Why the Singularity Is Impossible – Or Why It's Just a Bad Word in General(chrisfrew.in)
2 points by htk 2y ago|1 comments
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by htk 2y ago
Great collection. I can dive into content like this all day, everyday.
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by htk 2y ago
Pretty incredible how fast those videos are being generated. Excellent work! You can now spam YT shorts all day.
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by htk 2y ago
Last time I went to Milan, I remember that when I was in an empty alley with my wife I noticed something and my wife did as well, it was the only moment in the city we weren't smelling cigarette smoke. The city is beautiful and alive,
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by htk 2y ago
Excellent comment, succinctly summarizing how a systems thinking perspective translates the monster of health care in a large system of interconnected parts, each with its own stakeholders. Trying to change a single part triggers a reaction
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I conducted 60 interviews in 2 months – here's what I learned(thoughtspile.github.io)
5 points by htk 2y ago|3 comments
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by htk 2y ago
Merry Christmas, hackers!
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QwenRoast – Get Roasted by AI(qwenroast.vercel.app)
1 points by htk 2y ago|0 comments
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by htk 2y ago
But what about the ego? Any virtuous act might be fueled by the expectation of recognition.
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The Thinking Game [video](youtube.com)
1 points by htk 2y ago|0 comments
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by htk 2y ago
Thank you for the submission, but next time please keep the original title.
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by htk 2y ago
Suppose I have a strong blue laser and point it at said unrecognized drones. Would I be in trouble? How long should we wait an answer from the government before we can "fight back"?
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Manhunt for CEO Killer Meets Unexpected Obstacle: Sympathy for the Gunman(wsj.com)
7 points by htk 2y ago|4 comments
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by htk 2y ago
I'm a state that resonates a lot with what you wrote, thank you for that. Checking out your bio I found out you have a very interesting blog, I really liked "Unexpected Benefits of Being Vulnerable on the Internet" as it&#x27
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by htk 2y ago
Of course cells and tissues react to external stimuli, that's part of the homeostasis process, and a fundamental part of our adaptivity or we'd die with minimal changes in the environment. Calling it memory is the same as saying a
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by htk 2y ago
Under $100: Voice Dream Reader app. I'm not using it as much lately but I must have listened to thousands of articles and hundreds of books with it. I used to drop all sorts of articles and epubs on it. Under $1000: noise cancelling he
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by htk 2y ago
What a way to make something good (stock market is up) into something bad.
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by htk 2y ago
Democracy keeps giving both sides a chance, meanwhile both sides always complain about the end of democracy when the other side wins. Another curious thing on both parties, when they lose they always ask "why did the other side win?&qu
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Ultrawide Display in visionOS 2.2 Beta is CRAZY [video](youtube.com)
2 points by htk 2y ago|0 comments
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by htk 2y ago
"...Intel disabled AVX-512 for its Core 12th, 13th, and 14th Generations of Core processors, leaving owners of these CPUs without them." Well known to most but news to me, I've tried to find out the reason why but couldn&#x27
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by htk 2y ago
Absolutely. If it's so bad let the shareholders pay the price. Market dynamics should take care of this mindset eventually (if it indeed needs fixing).
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by htk 2y ago
I have a MBP M1 16GB at home, and a MBP M3 128GB at work. They feel the same: very fast. When I benchmark things I can see the difference (or when fiddling with larger LLM models), other than that, the M1 is still great and feels faster and
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by htk 2y ago
People have different passions, I like computers. If I feel a new Mac is going to be fun for whatever reason, I consider upgrading it. Performance wise they last a long time, so I could keep them way longer than I do, but I enjoy newer and
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by htk 2y ago
Copilot is getting more and more development effort in these updates. I personally don't like it, but I don't know how the rest of the community feels.
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by htk 2y ago
Related to that, there's the "Gell-Mann Amnesia" effect[1], where an expert can see numerous mistakes on his area of expertise being reported on the news, but somehow takes the rest as being accurate. [1]: https://
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by htk 2y ago
Absolutely. And regarding Linus' skepticism towards russian emails, my tiny hobby projects get tons of russian spam (and others), I can't imagine what Linux boards get. It must be really hard to trust new or infrequent users.
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by htk 2y ago
O+. I didn't know blood type could be a factor, thank you for the tip, I'll look into this.
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by htk 2y ago
Mosquitoes always seem to come exclusively to me instead of my wife. I would love to understand this "preference" but unfortunately the article doesn’t really explain it.
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by htk 2y ago
To everyone talking about EEE, what can they extinguish here, code editors? If they get too annoying, like really forcing copilot or something like that, there are several other editors to choose from. Until this day comes I'm having a
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by htk 2y ago
Doesn't mean they're making the decisions.

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