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by judahmeek 8mo ago
I'm actually wondering if Citizens United will prove to be a stabilizing force. https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/18/politics/texas-senate-primary... shows that, in this year's Texas race, the centri
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
The solution to increasing interest in local government is to strengthen the federal system (repealing the 17th amendment) & even extending it into state government (state senators should be appointed by, say, the city councils of the 2
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
The TBD website actually has a section comparing GitFlow & TBD: https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/alternative-branching-mode...
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
Not OP, but I think most of us have an instinct to correct things that we think are wrong. I don't think such instincts can be unlearned, but they can be held in check by the realization that naive attempts to fix things can make thing
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
The algorithm used here is ring verifiable random functions, which only provides plausible deniability, nothing more. Proof of personhood would require proof that every entity in the ring was an actual person.
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
> Unconstrained direct democracy is a populist whirlwind of impulsive reactionary forces. This is a great point as is the point that the existence of a federal government itself is anti-democratic. The Senate was initially created as a b
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
adverbial noun
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
Jevon's Paradox would like a word
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
I noticed that you said "models" & not "agents". Agents can receive feedback from automated QA systems, such as linters, unit, & integration tests, which can dramatically improve their work. There's still th
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
It already is a free market. Aggregation effects improve value.
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
Agreed. The obvious solution is to lower the barrier of entry for demonstrating good intent, but also lowering the ceiling of effort required to analyze that demonstration for good intent. Mandating participation in discussion prior to crea
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
...which is balanced out by all the other incentives that have the maintainer currently contributing unpaid time & effort.
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
I think you might be conflating accountability with enforcement or motivation a little bit. Maybe we should start by identifying metrics that enable us to measure the impact that a parent is having on their child's education?
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
Yes, actually. Insects have both garbage collection & memory transfer processes during sleep. They rely on the same circadian rhythm for probably the same reasons. And the answer to "Why not always awake?" is very likely &quot
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
Those unable or unwilling to expend cognitive effort love black & white thinking & are also easily swayed by emotional manipulation. It doesn't help that they attract power hungry sociopaths who seek to influence them for prof
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by judahmeek 8mo ago
You talked about holding the kids accountable & the teachers accountable. What can we do to hold the parents accountable?
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
> we don't know why we sleep Garbage collection, for one thing. Transfer from short-term to long-term memory is another. There's undoubtedly more processes optimized for or through sleep.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
I interpreted his statement as LLMs being valuable for the actual marketing itself.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I agree that there's no "fits-all" solution & I think that's a good sign of the open-source ecosystem's diversity.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Can I get your opinion on https://github.com/Judahmeek/frogs as an open-source maintainer? Edit: https://judahmeek.com/p/we-need-frogs-to-defend-foss may be the better link to start with.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
And how do you verify that external grounding?
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
> only the things relevant to the task at hand get put into context for the current task And how do you guarantee that said relevant things actually get put into the context? OP is about the same problem: relevant skills being ignored.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Your linked article seems aligned with https://www.slatestarcodexabridged.com/Meditations-On-Moloch
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Sounds like you ran into the Maximum Effective Context Window: https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.21361?context=cs.AI
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Judge in Minnesota Says ICE Has Violated Nearly 100 Court Orders(nytimes.com)
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
https://archive.is/92MZH When this gets flagged, look for it on https://news.ycombinator.com/active
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Where can I find a list of food unavailable outside of its origin?
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Everyone should know that they can view HN posts ranked by activity without the flag filter through https://news.ycombinator.com/active Personally, I see no reason that the active page shouldn't be added to the navigat
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
You can also view flagged posts through https://news.ycombinator.com/active
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
You can gamble, but you can't guarantee

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