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by jddj 3y ago
I don't agree or disagree (well that's not true, but it's not particularly important), but I sure hope this trend of dismissing everything as a "cope" like some middleschool kid sitting up the back of the classroom
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by jddj 3y ago
Without commenting one way or the other on the strength of the system, a large bank failing and life more or less carrying on as normal isn't a sign of systematic weakness
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by jddj 3y ago
"However, energy prices remain well above pre-crisis levels, he added."
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by jddj 3y ago
Capacity for grace is such an interesting framing. Is it commonly used in the sort of fields which measure people on those characteristics? I put it into DDG but didn't find much.
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by jddj 3y ago
I explicit this.thing in C# as well. It started from inheriting some coding standards / projects whose designers came straight from C and didn't do the idiomatic _variable thing for instance variables. Now it's quite an entre
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by jddj 3y ago
That github schpeal looks AI generated to be brutally honest
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by jddj 3y ago
It's like a necker cube. Glance at it and she looks like a renter or typical youth of a city with tourism but poor purchasing power/ social mobility, but stare a bit longer and relax your focus and she becomes an incumbent who doe
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by jddj 3y ago
Certain insect colonies typically make good "individual" analogues due to certain roles being infertile and so the genetic lineage actually working in units that are larger than a single bee. If you think about it, the way we defi
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by jddj 3y ago
Did you ever play with the Erlang VM?
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by jddj 4y ago
Stockmarket related content
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by jddj 4y ago
Watching the increasing polarisation of the public's opinion of Elon as he's inserted himself into the culture wars has been such a bizarre experience. I guess by now he probably appreciates people going off the deep end for/
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by jddj 4y ago
Bit late to this one so maybe you'll miss the response, but I don't think the "we" in your comment is cohesive enough to decide to limit this. Eg. Sufficiently advanced AI obviates the economic dependence that the upper
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by jddj 4y ago
I'll bite. Why?
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by jddj 4y ago
Hopefully with a means of passing page content and browsing capability to your local openGPT / GPTnu / whatever the open models end up being called
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by jddj 4y ago
Languagetransfer taught me Spanish about 10 years ago, really excellent approach.
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by jddj 4y ago
Silk silk silk silk silk silk. What do cows drink?
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by jddj 4y ago
Interesting. The robots might know everything, but do they wonder anything ?
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by jddj 4y ago
I wonder if whoever coined that phrase knew that it would be used so often in contexts where people want both obscurity and security based on their own respective merits.
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by jddj 4y ago
Some wild suggestions below about not doing it because of the economy. You're 28 dude. Go spend 5% of the cash you have in the bank and travel the world for a year.
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by jddj 4y ago
I'd disagree with the first point there, they were very late to pivot. The rest seems internally inconsistent with where you were initially. I think it's because you might have stretched the kernel of wisdom, "authoritarianis
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by jddj 4y ago
There's a bit of a glaring omission here. They persisted with covid 0 well into mid-late 22. It was very clear 2 and a half years into the pandemic that covid was not ebola. Hard-line initially is defensible, rationalizable. Later not
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by jddj 4y ago
Or just try to sit still for a minute and not do anything and you'll notice that the vast majority are unprompted and just arise from nowhere.
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by jddj 4y ago
That's fair, it was probably a bit snarky. I read the featured article as a call for universal basic income. My point was mainly that calls for things like that had disappeared slightly over the past couple of years, and in parts of th
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by jddj 4y ago
Been a while since I saw a call for UBI. I think I subconsciously credited an inflationary environment and the wake-up-call that was the things we depend on becoming slightly harder to get because fewer people were working their usual jobs
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by jddj 4y ago
I had a character that led one of the cities and a couple of different orders for a while there. I would never have the time for it now that I'm a bit older, but I had a great time and probably played for 6 or 7 years in total. It&#x27
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by jddj 4y ago
Not in the millions no - 100k would be a reasonable order of magnitude. I'll take a look to see if MBTiles will get me there and if not I'll come back to these. Thanks heaps
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by jddj 4y ago
Thanks a lot. I developed and support a standalone desktop application which contains customer-specific tiled maps, and it can get unwieldy. A pivot at some point to these types of archives is an option, but I'd like to roll forward ex
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by jddj 4y ago
BigCos missed the AI revolution because success required minimal convolution. I like it
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by jddj 4y ago
Is there a standard folder tree of tiles -> PMTiles archiver or is that the wrong question to be asking?
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by jddj 4y ago
I'm absolutely with you here. It's been interesting to watch the philosophical divide take shape between "no, I'm special." and "whelp, there it is, evidence that I'm not special"

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