joquarky

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by joquarky 7mo ago
What should be the maximum allowable cyclomatic complexity of license conditions?
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by joquarky 7mo ago
How did they steal your code? Don't you have backups?
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Let's not forget the basis here: To promote the progress of science and the useful arts. Everything else is window dressing. The fact that licenses even exist to conditionalize use goes against this grain and creates far too much ove
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by joquarky 7mo ago
The question "why" is always answered with post-hoc rationalizations. This applies to both LLMs and humans.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
As someone who often fails to read subtext, I would estimate that most people expect you to participate in mind reading as a natural part of conversation. So it is no surprise that many people have difficulty switching gears to literal mode
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by joquarky 7mo ago
That's an ironic comment.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Perhaps the current societal trajectory is destroying everything that they hold dear. I mean, just look around you.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
This is more cultural rather than rational.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
You can symlink it or put `@AGENTS.md` as the only line in your CLAUDE.md
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by joquarky 7mo ago
There might be a reason it works that way. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Chesterton%27s_fence
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by joquarky 7mo ago
For the more important sessions, I like to have it revise the plan with a generic prompt (e.g. "perform a sanity check") just so that it can take another pass on the beginning portion of the plan with the benefit of additional c
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by joquarky 7mo ago
I liked playing with the completion models (davinci 2/3). It was a challenge to arrange a scenario for it to complete in a way that gave me the information I wanted. That was how I realized why the chat interfaces like to start with a
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by joquarky 7mo ago
The first half was so similar that the owners of Parts got 7 figures in a settlement.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
The categorical imperative has been put on life support since 2016 at the latest. Everything is smash and dash now. And nobody with the means to change it cares about externalities anymore.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
I was curious too: StreetCat Smart Feeder
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by joquarky 7mo ago
I just checked it out, apparently they have sold over 20k units. This seems like a great idea.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
I love cats, but they are also little trolls, so you're tautologically correct!
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by joquarky 7mo ago
That can be done in the Purrrr app.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
What is the difference between "hard earned" and not?
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by joquarky 7mo ago
How do you feel about complaints about complaining?
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Some people are challenged by the choice whether to go without medication or food this week.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Inconveniencing wealthy people might create motivation to fix the problem.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
> People who want to disseminate information also want the credit. This is psychological projection.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Yep, they are already working on de-anonymizing the internet.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
So many problems could be solved by letting go. Unfortunately social media and snowballing copyright maximalism has inflated egos to the point where more and more people think they need to control everything.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
> If I can poison them and their families, I will. Don't post anything online that you don't want to be brought up in court later.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
It is difficult to have any bandwidth to protest about the state of everything if you're burned out.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Critical thinking.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
This will always happen as long as people are led by their egos. Also they probably aren't autodidacts and don't understand learning for fun.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
As soon as we admit that humans are easily corrupted, the sooner we can stop finger pointing and start developing systems to mitigate the natural tendency toward corruption.

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