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by jamilton 3y ago
Assuming nothing in the story is an outright lie or fabrication, I don't know what additional details could justify any of this.
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by jamilton 3y ago
"This venture-backed started" is reasonable, saying "Teamshares" instead isn't actually informative because (presumably) no one has heard of them.
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by jamilton 3y ago
"is any item in this list true" is any(), which is different from all().
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by jamilton 3y ago
You also get 12% more money from the sales on Epic, and some more advertising. But I agree this seems unlikely to be worth it, just being on Steam alone seems like it'd be worth more. Maybe the advertising is worth it for indie devs th
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by jamilton 3y ago
Not a great test, teens in the last few years sometimes get into crypto.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Why should they? For what reason? If they do nothing productive and meaningful, don't hurt anyone, and don't desire to change, what is the reason they should change? "They should change because they will likely feel pleasure
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by jamilton 3y ago
How so?
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by jamilton 3y ago
That was my gut reaction too, but presumably unless it becomes regulated, at least some competitors to OpenAI won't respect any robots.txt and thus any open content might be training data.
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by jamilton 3y ago
There are a lot of people trying very hard to investigate UFOs/UAPs. To my knowledge, they haven't been successful. I'd be surprised if they haven't tried surveying the solar system, and the solar system is sufficiently
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by jamilton 3y ago
I've had nearly the exact same idea, except the NPCs are explicitly aliens, to explain why they have such different psychology that their language hasn't grown further. Or perhaps Toki Pona is their trade language, or it's a
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by jamilton 3y ago
It's somewhat similar conceptually to Basic English, yes. A notable additional limitation is limited support for compound phrases.
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by jamilton 3y ago
They're just making a joke that they don't pay for yt-dlp, so of course they'd be willing to pay a tax of some percent of 0.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Discussions and having a peer group seems like it would be helpful for learning philosophy.
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by jamilton 3y ago
It is to some degree, isn't it? People don't personally replicate every study they cite and build off, they cite and build off studies that they believe to be trustworthy, part of which is determined by opinions of peers in the fi
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by jamilton 3y ago
Why does it need an "and then what"? Personally, I prefer to know and believe things that are true rather than false, when possible.
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by jamilton 3y ago
The specific way to trigger it I saw was to either paste in "a a a a..." with several hundred a's (exact amount varied by model, supposedly). Asking it to print 1000 a's also works, though sometimes it won't do it.
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by jamilton 3y ago
It doesn't sound like Skip pays hourly though, so it's not very similar to part time work at all.
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by jamilton 3y ago
The same arguments from that linked comment still apply and make sense to me but don't seem to hold water for you, so I won't rehash them.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Someone losing interest in Gemini isn't really evidence that's true.
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by jamilton 3y ago
There's gemlog.blue if you want to have a simple blog without hosting it yourself. kennedy.gemi.dev and geminispace.info are both good search engines, though maybe not "really great".
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by jamilton 3y ago
It's true, and it is a weakness of LMs relative to humans, but it's kind of obviously true and something that's being actively pursued as a topic of research, so it's not a remarkable criticism. It's also kinda appl
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by jamilton 3y ago
There's been at least one badly mis-resolved market on Polymarket, too.
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by jamilton 3y ago
Kalshi is a real money prediction market that's (only) legal in the US. No market on LK-99 though.
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by jamilton 3y ago
I don't understand, how do prediction markets create the environment for fraud?
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by jamilton 3y ago
Typo: On https://pyflo.net/args-params-return/ the text under "Revisiting Golf, again" ends in the middle of a sentence.
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by jamilton 3y ago
It appears the videos are curated from those publicly posted on YouTube, so that passes the buck.
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by jamilton 3y ago
It seems to be a known issue/limitation, as the editor has the sides labeled "not visible on phones".
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by jamilton 3y ago
The "About" section on the side mentions the USA specifically.
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by jamilton 3y ago
IIRC, chiropractors empirically can/do provide short-term pain relief, just not long-term fixes. And short-term pain relief is a reasonable thing to want. It's on the front page because it was upvoted and other things were upvoted
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by jamilton 3y ago
I don't know that this has actually been done for these kind of games, but selling an account in it's entirety would be one way of making an asset somewhat transferable.

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