judahmeek

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by judahmeek 11mo ago
I think judging a person's actions without considering their circumstances, which includes culture, is a mistake
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
Your comment definitely made it sound like the victim/husband's suffering came from the culture they lived in, not the wife's actions directly. So I vote for bad system, not bad people.
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
What are the trade-offs with AsciiDoc that would make you choose Markdown instead?
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
> It would be a pretty bad strategy to continue to outsource everything and continue to see a massive trade imbalance with the outside world for a prolonged period of time. It's not actually a strategy at all. It's the organic
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
The best explanation I've heard for the falling birth rates of developed countries is that the cause is a massive increase in social expectation on parents. It used to be that whether your child made it through childhood was up to God
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
It shouldn't. It should share the prompts & response, not user data.
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
He's talking about BBC editing a Trump documentary in such a way that Trump looked even guiltier of inciting the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol than he already did.
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
> But they didn't need to be, because LLM function & tool calling is already trained on these models and MCP does not augment this functionality in any way. I think you're making a weird semantic argument. How is MCP use no
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
If? Shouldn't you know by now whether AI does or doesn't help with that? ;D
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
If you accept patent applications as a proxy for innovation, then https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/patent-applications-per-m... suggests that Europe lags behind both China & the U.S. Also, China is 3rd, behind So
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
We need to redefine math as procedural logic (like imperative programming for humans). That way, we can defend the study of mathematics as a form of discipline for the human mind that has benefits beyond the knowledge gained. The meta-proce
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
> Does AI result in greater productivity for engineers, and does greater productivity per person mean demand can be satisfied with fewer people? Between the disagreements regarding performance metrics, the fact that AI will happily incre
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
My definition of frustration: the gap between your expectations & perceived reality. The larger the gap, the greater the frustration.
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
> Within a minute Gemini 3 via Gemini CLI had picked up major architectural performance issue. I had it write it to a doc, had Codex review it, codex pushed back saying it's a non issue. Gave the pushback to Gemini 3, and it was ins
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
Right, because Europe is so innovative. The mother of invention is idiomatically necessity, not comfort. Ultimately, increased levels of competition should lead to higher levels of innovation. Btw, what is "the GCC era" a referenc
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
In that case, "fantasize", "dream", or "wish" are verbs that come to mind for believing a lie. "You wish" is a common retort for making an untrustworthy claim of belief, especially of an unrealistical
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
Occam's Razor is a principle for comparing explanations, not for making predictions. > It's not true to argue that it not being the same thing is (0) not at least a somewhat reasonable proxy for the evidence you want to see, (1
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by judahmeek 11mo ago
> For example maybe they felt the amendment would kill the bill, because house and senate bills need to match, and the terms had already been negotiated. I don't recall ever hearing of reconciliation being a deal-breaker. Also, if S
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by judahmeek 1y ago
And the retort should be "Who cares? New York City Mayors never get another job anyway."
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by judahmeek 1y ago
The worse thing about the Internet is that it enabled all the socially maladjusted & anti-establishment types to find each other since the cost of discoverability & distribution of information plummeted.
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by judahmeek 1y ago
When is it ever a job responsibility to tell your friends about job opportunities & no one else?
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by judahmeek 1y ago
I appreciate that you took the time to follow through with sources to support your claim. You & I definitely have different definitions of "not hard to find", however.
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by judahmeek 1y ago
Regulations are made by federal agencies. Laws are made by Congress.
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by judahmeek 1y ago
Then it shouldn't be hard for you to say something other than 'do your own research'
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by judahmeek 1y ago
You telling certain friends, but not others, based on characteristics named in the 1964 civil rights act, as part of your job requirements, would likely be illegal. In your free time without occupational incentive? Sure.
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by judahmeek 1y ago
Securement of a settlement proves literally nothing.
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by judahmeek 1y ago
I wish you recognized the confirmation bias in your logic. Men & women are socialized to compete in very different arenas & women are generally socialized not to compete with men. None of that is proof that men are smarter or more t
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by judahmeek 1y ago
What are your sources?
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by judahmeek 1y ago
I think feudalism attracts people who fear systemic corruption as feudalism is based on the naked self interest of a very limited number of people. Normally, that would also make it easier to model, but feudalism also tends to gain entropy
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by judahmeek 1y ago
> Doesn’t matter what they think about the economy at large in abstract terms; It totally does. If they say what they care most about is the economy, but they interpret the economy through the lens of whether their political party is in

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