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by kanzure 1y ago
Hi, your docs say that users don't need state syncing, but when using Stripe you do need state syncing or to ingest the Stripe events. I also don't see any information in the docs about handling e.g. chargebacks or other events an
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by kanzure 1y ago
possibly something like https://github.com/romansky/dom-to-semantic-markdown could also help for this use case.
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by kanzure 2y ago
> How do you know it's not selected because it's the one with the most paid ads? Or reddit fake reviews? Or llm generated seo articles about it? These questions apply to any review or recommendation, from anyone, not just LLMs.
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by kanzure 2y ago
You can also directly pull in the emulation state and map back to game source code, and then make a script for tool use (not shown here): https://github.com/pret/pokemon-reverse-engineering-tools/bl... Well I see
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by kanzure 2y ago
Generally speaking, when it comes to _Brave New World_, the answer is no - people did not read the same book: https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/crispr.2019.0046
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by kanzure 2y ago
I would use something like inboxchat.ai, sort of. What I want is to get proposed labels based on my usual labeling activity, and then I want to periodically login and review recommended labels for the activity (unlabeled unread pending emai
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by kanzure 2y ago
I don't think I have ever seen a correctly implemented data deletion request system that worked well with the company's backups. If it's backed up, it's likely not getting deleted.
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by kanzure 2y ago
Instead of directly scraping with GPT-4o, what you could do is have GPT-4o write a script for a simple web scraper and then use a prompt-loop when something breaks or goes wrong. I have the same opinion about a man and his animals crossing
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by kanzure 3y ago
A few people have pointed out that Sandor at the Zoo was more likely a reference to someone else, of course: ""The Zoo" etc. was a reference to Henry Spencer, who was known on Usenet for his especially clear posts. He posted
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by kanzure 3y ago
from http://extropians.weidai.com/extropians.3Q97/4356.html The bobble is a speculative technology that originated in Vernor Vinge's science fiction. It allows spherical volumes to be enclosed in complete stasis f
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by kanzure 3y ago
Here is a group that cares about OpenPOWER: https://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/silicon-salon/libre-soc/
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by kanzure 3y ago
this can now be accomplished by vaguely describing the math to chatgpt (or your LLM of choice) in real-time, even if you describe it poorly. You can even take surprisingly bad short-hand notes and convert into good transcripts. For example,
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by kanzure 3y ago
Even when you have whitelist approval for certain mailing lists a user subscribes to, you can still use hashcash for unsolicited email. I don't see how to put these aspects in conflict with each other.
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by kanzure 3y ago
ASML has extremely important infrastructure. I hear a lot about ASML having something that can't be replicated without billions and billions etc. But how much of this is propaganda? Is it really true that this is the only way to run th
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by kanzure 3y ago
> The goal of making things illegal is to prevent their occurrence. Making drugs illegal didn't stop people from using drugs. Only a person can stop themselves from doing something, that's not something a law does.
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by kanzure 3y ago
The whole field of biological intelligence needs a ChatGPT moment. There's at least four or five different companies running around trying to do this with biological neurons, but unfortunately pong just isn't a spectacular demo.
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by kanzure 3y ago
It would be a lot better if you could just search an index of all the words on the web, and then we can refine our queries against the results to narrow things down even more. As it is right now, search just doesn't work anymore.
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by kanzure 3y ago
> I would start with Google Scholar You actually should vet everything you read through Google Scholar too. There is a pervasive belief of consensus in academic science and unfortunately individually verifying information is the only thi
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by kanzure 4y ago
Human cloning isn't that difficult. The machines are well known and understood and easy to build. Tell me this: if you were producing genetically modified embryos or human clones, would you be broadcasting this to the entire world? The
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by kanzure 4y ago
It's referring to dying from aging. We are all going to die from aging. We should solve aging.
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by kanzure 4y ago
Animal (including human) cloning isn't that difficult.
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by kanzure 4y ago
> "Such a treatment could raise ethical concerns about the cross-species implantation of cells, as well as the significant safety trials that would be required" Yes the significant ethical concerns of deer antlers... what? We n
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by kanzure 4y ago
We need something more like the proactionary principle instead of the precautionary principle: https://web.archive.org/web/20120203050245/http://www.maxmor...
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by kanzure 4y ago
What's that old joke about mice benefiting from all the research but not humans? Maybe we can switch back to (this time voluntary) human experimentation at some point.
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by kanzure 4y ago
Glad to see GNU Taler continuing to make progress. Their focus on banks is nice but given the current regulatory posture in the US it seems like digital cash won't be inside banks any time soon. Disclaimer: I built https://w
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by kanzure 4y ago
is there a convenient download for all of thang010146's videos?
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by kanzure 4y ago
I think "a judgement against developers, but nobody runs the compulsion code" is still a pretty bad place to be in terms of precedent and it's safely in the territory of financial ruin for most developers.
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by kanzure 4y ago
> I think we can pretty safely assume that the other party will win https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2021/06/29/uk-court-orders-... "Unfortunately, the court rules allowed for me to be sued pseud
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by kanzure 4y ago
UK != Sudan, and there's weapons like extradition, sanctions, property seizure, garnishment, cross-jurisdiction suits, international travel restrictions on an ongoing indefinite basis, etc.
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by kanzure 4y ago
Well, extortion and blackmail isn't exactly a way of further legitimizing open-source software development.

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