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by iugtmkbdfil834 28d ago
In a weird way, I think real time referendum is going on as we speak.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 28d ago
Companies. The system used to be somewhat fragmented, but it is slowly starting to coalesce.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
Now, lets build some synergy!
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
Parent has a point by playing devil's advocate. Practical considerations indicate that platform is gonna platform. Solution here to greed driven development is some level of 'non possumus' from the general public. Sadly, I am
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
Ok. This was a fun read. However, it raises a rather simple question: should we attempt give model a physical body as opposed to trying to contain it within a virtual one. It seems like the game of cat and mouse is a losing proposition here
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
It is an interesting read, because of how odd an attack it is. The rationale itself is technically not new and 'hacker known as 4chan' is a meme for a reason. However, it may be worthwhile to consider those sanctions in light of B
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
<< all human languages have the same underlying pattern structure, Chomsky would like to have a word. Your statement is true only at a surface leve l( they have nouns, verbs and some limits), but it breaks down the moment you start to
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
Please consider rewriting this in a way that does not seem to unnecessarily attack parent. You are not wrong about the incentives, but you may not be right about the execution of the restrictions. I should know. I am living through it.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
I honestly don't know how 100k is not effectively the new 40k from late 90s atm in US. 50K is barely enough to do anything.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
I know right? I think in the age of AI, we call it taste ( or, less charitably, minimal human involvement in creation of this app took place ).
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
I will offer a perspective on a currently incomplete thought. It is management, but it is management of how management imagines managing a human, which, lets face it, is not that great. In a weird way, management as a group now has almost e
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
I personally keep going back and forth on this, partially because I am seeing examples that cut both ways. On the one hand, I am mildly concerned a seemingly permanently raised floor, because I can already see ( and I already heard once or
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
It is crazy how common a need it is, and I have not yet been a part of a corporate that had this portion figured out. At best, you just have a list of people, who know where stuff is. One would think, it would easily be a something that cou
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
Can you elaborate a little? I suspect it is a well known concept, but its the first time I heard of it in this context.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 1mo ago
None of your questions really invalidate anything and you assume a lot. FWIW, I was joking, but did you know in stylometry, punctuation tends to remain surprisingly stable?
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
It is an interesting experiment. Ads on my network are mostly blocked, but wife did notice a spike on her FB stuff. Now that she knows how nice ( edit: well, not automatically awful ) net is without ads, lets see if accepts the trade off.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
It is genuinely hard to argue slippery slope fallacy when we have years upon years of examples like social promotion, resulting grade inflation and such. Own your argument man. If you are ok with end result, say so.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
We all know how it goes. Minimal adjustment is made to accommodate someone in some way only crazies like me would object to and soon the entire school is pass/fail depending on whether you show up with your own pencil; just to ensure w
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
I know what you mean, but the amplifier could genuinely work both ways ( magnify bad and good outcomes ).
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
Nooo. But seriously, that does appear to be the end result on most of my recent sessions. The time I spend is on correcting, adjusting.. dare I say managing the process as opposed to actively editing every aspect of it.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
I was not going to engage, but I decided to point out something. Strawmanning on HN won't get you far. There. Hope it helps.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
Yes.. and that friction, too, served a purpose. There it a reason it tends to be referred to as a filter, because by first year you find out whether you have what it takes to survive that environment or not. The good news for everyone is th
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
How do you know we are not friends? I am not even joking. Can you be certain? And if yes, how?
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
Oh stop, the current crop of kneecapping llms is already bad enough with how they cripple those. It would have been even worse if the 'we need to think about this' crowd kept the reins. At least now, we can have both: safe corpora
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
<< It seems llms have the ability to get the best and worst out of humans I think I can agree with that. Technology does seem to have a way of crystallizing our worst tendencies. << Everybody feels like this is the revolution I
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
Chatgpt pegged it as 'The Case for Distributed Superintelligence'. I can't say I disagree.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
Yeah, but as with most things that are hard to measure, contributions were a proxy that HR and corporates could wrap their heads around ( even though now we can easily see how much it can be gamed ). For a person like me, it kinda sucks. I
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
Not any kind of original work. But The llm thing started to change me in a sense that I no longer really feel obligated to use everybody else's solutions. It may be harder and harder to get onto the 'old web', but my new smal
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
Uhh, I have an extended family member, who not only uses it, but now also tries to get other people to get into it. Since I was familiar with this practice ( and the issues it makes worse ), I noted those to him in an attempt to both polite
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by iugtmkbdfil834 2mo ago
As if making something impossibly difficult to comply with is not defact ban. Case in point: OFAC sanctions waivers. Show me a bank in US that directly deals with those and you will quickly end up with rather interesting representation that

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