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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Free speech does not equate to unlimited absolution from consequence
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Maybe this is why Octopi are so efficient and smart? They forgo the hinges and just have a grippy sausage tube x 8
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
GPT-4 in particular has, for me, rekindled a fire for writing, as I find it a compelling conversationalist quite adept to my often hyperactive, overly loquacious writing style whereas most meatspace agents find it laborious, self-aggrandizi
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
basically airflow graphs, eh?
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Ask HN: Does a formal system of computational story/narrative linguistics exist?
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
here's a clue, start your research Natural language understanding comprises a wide range of diverse tasks such as textual entailment, question answering, semantic similarity assessment, and document classification. Although large unlab
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Also, ideology is great but implementation is what actually matters.
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
It's not the only standard. It's just a centralized, single-point-of-failure, which is in some ways anathema to git in itself - which is meant to be distributed by default. A simple bare git repository can be had on any server and
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Implying that "free time" is the luxury which should be coveted and is rare, rather than prioritizing "free time" as number one and deciding on a survival pathway that fits into that framework.
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Right, there is an intrinsic ceiling to how much an employer will decide to pay for that. My point is you can unlock that ceiling by choosing to pursue other business transactions, by increasing the value of your time. What employer would p
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
How is capitalism an extreme ideology? Wouldn't something like a technocracy be the extreme of that spectrum?
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
> longer than like 100 years I'm not sure we're on the same page, there's the PRC, Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam.... not to mention the Stalin of it all. Much of that history is well beyond 1920.
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
I'll concede rudeness as it's perceptive and not intrinsic in this case; I apologize for the timbre of my approach. My stance is more of one rooted in individualism and self-advocation, i.e. if you're dedicated to a job that&
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Well, not strictly speaking, but I think I get your drift
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
20 + 10 = one full calendar month (that's 6 business weeks) of work. You're asking for more than six weeks per year where you can just get paid for not working. Sure, there's plenty of holistic value-add to being a well reste
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
I don't have trust for things, I build trust with other humans if earned, potentially dogs. Beyond that there's no reason to trust with objectivity and reason. Digression aside, I would impress upon you I haven't claimed, nor
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
To that extent, is there not a capital-N Natural bound even to math? I mean to say, consider the highest-order abstraction or system or whatever, and that itself is bounded by.. something - I suppose this is the ultimate philosophical quest
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Agreed; this is akin to the "woo" applied writ large to the lucid dreaming phenomenology; or anything "metaphysical" crossing into "empirical" -- I have a fondness for the UAP topic and it's poster child f
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
> imperceptible isn't that sort of cheating, when it comes to math? It's "almost" the thing just not the thing
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
It's because we live inside a spiral galaxy that's transitioning into a new galaxy type so we see through a spiral
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
I'm astounded to see the coverage on this bury the lede; today was historic in that Starship has 2x the thrust of Saturn V, i.e. this was the biggest rocket ever. And they did it, extremely successfully. Their goal was to get the thing
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Including snarkposting for the sake of snark
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Hmm I didn't consider second-order impact, but still think it's gotta be one of the least impactful ways, strictly speaking. "Spending," is a loose term but if burning a sum of cash that large... maybe that's impact
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
sigh I'm now old enough to watch yet another wave of "reinventing 2005 web dev again" Did you know HTML and CSS are basically text files with some special organization that allow you to make really snazzy colors and marquee
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Lol, we're about 30 years late. Everything, all the bits, are slurped by the NSA. ECHELON started in 1970s with the big five brothers. Here's some fun keywords to whet your whistles if you wanna: Camp Williams Boundless Informant
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Give everyone in America $1. That'll impact basically nothing.
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
I believe the term is "murdered with assault weapon"
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by kfrzcode 4y ago
Always curious what sort of monitoring is used here, pressure valves, temperature, could we assume there's ultra-high-FPS cameras at every useful vantage point? Would there be any vantage point you could put a camera(or other sensor) t
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by kfrzcode 4y ago
Holy, that brought me way back; direct line of nostalgia to my veins please thank you
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by kfrzcode 4y ago
Turn off the feeds; don't listen to the talking heads. I'm not saying to be ill informed or under informed, but curate your information feeds such that they're challenging you to do due diligence; read journal articles that c

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