joquarky

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by joquarky 6mo ago
You seem to be assuming that everyone can afford a therapist.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Same with employee surveys, BTW. Never trust that you are anonymous.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
So we still pay for 10% of it or not?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> spending large amounts of token budget contemplating whether any particular code or task was related to malware development It almost seems like they are making these models output like a neurotic person. Soon these high profile models
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by joquarky 6mo ago
They're building an artificial superego.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Most people under 40 probably won't grok this unless they have practiced something like mindfulness mediation. Our brains just make words in the same way we catch a tune in our heads. Then we are culturally conditioned to claim ownersh
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> our thoughts Who exactly is the subject in this phrase? If you practice mindfulness meditation, you will come to realize it's not so simple.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Repair manuals don't continue.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
This must be what it was like when geocentrism was disproved.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> If you're fancy, what do you do when mass production and the internet make the markers of fanciness accessible to the very people you're trying to be fancier than? We need a Manhattan Project for curing Cluster B disorders.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
I know at least one hacker news reader who didn't grow up with an alcoholic parent. Congratulations!
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Smoking may be a burden on the healthcare system, but the effects of alcohol are a burden to everyone due to the resulting erratic and often directly destructive behavior.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Its obsolete anyway.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
I only disagree with your first sentence: > Consciousness is a property of humans biology You're assuming consciousness is a product of biology rather than attracted to biology.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Yep, #2 feels like geocentrism all over again.
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What exactly is the "you" in your sentence?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
... at the mental cost of the reader. Do you not want people to read what you write?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Some people pay a lot of money to achieve that state of mind.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
That victim mindset will get you far.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> ... interesting ... What is this?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
That lock-in is going to have to be very deep to fend off reverse engineered clones.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> but once something has been out for decades (plural), modifying and selling that isn't so unethical Yep, copyright used to last only 14-28 years. It was fine then, and I believe that same term should be fine now.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Stolen? Why would a huge company not back up their IP?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> Blizzard is right to protect their IP. By what standard? How does this action promote the progress of science and the useful arts?
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Who defines what "good" is?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Who will pay for it? We can't even pay for education or healthcare.
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They use tax money to house and feed you?
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Who's going to pay for that?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
The only reason to force two years of service is to reinforce conformity and suppress outward signs of neurodivergence.

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