joenot443

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by joenot443 5d ago
A few months ago, someone who runs a front end shop posted an open letter proudly stating their intention to never adopt AI coding, and that their sites, which were excellent, would continue to be handcrafted. I think about them sometimes,
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by joenot443 5d ago
> heroin, in how a single use guarantees unavoidable long term consequences with little redeeming qualities This is a pretty inaccurate representation of heroin. This exact question has been studied, and the rate is about 1/4 for de
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by joenot443 5d ago
I think that'd be a pretty weird thing to wear, personally.
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by joenot443 17d ago
Nice! I like this answer. If I was someone who worked on the go more often I could probably see the appeal. https://www.clicks.tech/ca/powerkeyboard That's a very neat product.
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by joenot443 17d ago
Did anybody want this?
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by joenot443 17d ago
Animal Farm is interesting partially because its satire is actually extremely poignant and directed; the characters are meant to represent the important actors in the Russian Revolution. Old Major is Marx/Lenin, Napoleon is Stalin Snow
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by joenot443 18d ago
> Twitter actually ban and "shadowban" accounts completely at random for every weird reasons. Yeah, this kind of thing is on reddit and Facebook too. Very frustrating to be on the receiving end. > The difference between it a
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by joenot443 18d ago
You can say cisgender on X, I'm not sure who told you that you can't. There are, quite literally, thousands of people doing so every day. https://x.com/search?q=cisgender&src=typed_query&f=live This is a p
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by joenot443 21d ago
Eh, it's a lot less restrictive than Bluesky with its block lists maintained by weirdos. What are some things you aren't allowed to say on Twitter? I see people talk all the time about how great Bluesky is, yet I never see any gre
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by joenot443 23d ago
I would imagine they're referring to cultural and behavioral homogeneity, not necessarily national or distinctly ethnic homogeneity.
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by joenot443 26d ago
I've been twice and I really enjoyed myself. Tech, finance, and political people definitely don't make up close to the majority. You'd get sort of laughed at if you tried networking earnestly about like tech stocks or LLMs. G
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by joenot443 26d ago
Have you been?
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by joenot443 1mo ago
> I feel like the cult around AI, and it is very much a cult, is a kind of religious experiment to which attempts to offset the stultification and degradation AI has caused in the internet with some vague optimistic belief that it is som
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by joenot443 1mo ago
The part of this sequence which I think breaks down is a model which can day trade at a consistently winning rate. Does this exist for today? If it does, please sign me up.
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by joenot443 1mo ago
> anesthetic epiphany Very interesting. What was this experience like? Congrats on 15mos, by the way!
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by joenot443 1mo ago
Oh I certainly don’t think it’s representative to that of the masses, I was sharing an anecdote. I think either way both of us are in really good shape. In my experience the quality of American care is better in nearly every regard (having
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by joenot443 1mo ago
That sounds really convenient! Is it a new building? I know the odd American or Canadian build will have that, but only the newer and more expensive ones.
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by joenot443 1mo ago
What are the Canadian labor laws you're referencing? To my knowledge, the only province which still has the "liquor server" minimum wage is Quebec - everywhere else gets the same minimum wage as other workers. To be clear, a
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by joenot443 1mo ago
I pay $40/mo for 500mbps in my Bushwick apartment - is that considered expensive?
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by joenot443 1mo ago
Bit for bit, internet access is cheaper in America than it is in Canada or Australia. Canadians like myself have ~40% of our provincial taxes spent on healthcare, so in my case about ~8% of my gross income. Somewhere in the tune of $20k&#x2
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by joenot443 1mo ago
Do you ascribe intelligence to a gorilla? How about a goldfish?
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by joenot443 1mo ago
> Felony charges for citizen deleting phone data Yeah, that's awful. As far as federal overreach of power goes, that's pretty inexcusable. I'd probably posit that COINTELPRO in the 60s was more insidious, but that doesn&#x
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by joenot443 1mo ago
I think if I lived in a truly authoritarian country I'd be a bit taken aback to have my situation equated to that of Americans'.
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by joenot443 1mo ago
> if you accept the US has entered its East Germany / late 20th century Soviet era -- except of course with 1000x more invasive and effective surveillance tech. I'm pretty optimistic that after the next general America will be
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by joenot443 1mo ago
Marriages where the couple had children together are considerably less likely to end than marriages without children. A recent Canadian poll showed an effect size of ~60%. [1] Table 1 covers this nicely. I’d be curious what data you’re citi
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by joenot443 1mo ago
I grew up in a large family of 5 kids and I think it’d be very ignorant to suggest that experience is at all comparable to having children of my own. I promise you that you do not know what having children is like and that the mystery remai
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by joenot443 1mo ago
What kind of office did your friend visit? I don't think I've seen someone point and peck type for years.
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by joenot443 1mo ago
I had a good laugh at this - thanks for posting. The phrase "to craunch the marmoset" has been stuck in my head all morning. The etymology is entirely bizarre and hilarious. [1] Like a Vonnegut gag. [1] https://sesquiot
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by joenot443 1mo ago
The information being encoded (the watermark) is the _relative ranking of each token compared to other possibilities_. If our prompt was "Write a positive review for a restaurant" and the response began: "The restaurant &quot
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