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by ks2048 3mo ago
I, for one, think the ChatGPT response to, "Hey, I just killed my wife ..." is not bad and preferable to it helping him.
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by ks2048 3mo ago
> If you design a hammer to kill people and then give it away, you are partially liable for the deaths it causes. This doesn't seem to be the case today (weapons manufacture).
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by ks2048 3mo ago
You can criticize being wrong, but why is the doomer argument "misanthropic" or "malevolent"?
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by ks2048 3mo ago
> Like we either live in a world with freedom or we don’t, and like many Americans who have come before, I’m willing to give my life to fighting for it. This is a very simplistic view. "Freedom" isn't binary. In most of &q
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by ks2048 3mo ago
It seems to hinge a lot on what is “culture”.
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by ks2048 3mo ago
This kind of belief should make one stop and think about one's information diet.
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by ks2048 3mo ago
> I'm also certain that without ICE there would literally be unlimited immigration ICE was created in 2002.
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by ks2048 3mo ago
Blog post idea: We made Grok 4.5, GPT-5.5, and Claude write a blog post about using Grok 4.5, GPT-5.5, and Claude to build the same apps.
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by ks2048 3mo ago
And ICU uses data from CLDR, which is mentioned in the blog. Here, there are 380 xml files: https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/tree/main/common/transfo... Yes, ICU is ubiquitous. But, some NLP proj
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by ks2048 3mo ago
I could be wrong, but I don't think it's common for websites to just transliterate any text they're given. Let's check: ウィキペディア
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by ks2048 3mo ago
Does the Latin-Katakana example given imply that some input value can cause it to not terminate?
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by ks2048 4mo ago
Also will need a pretty big napkin, https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adriancable/eternal/refs/h...
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by ks2048 4mo ago
And Wikipedia says this one is over 12,000m deep, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Shaheen_Oil_Field
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by ks2048 4mo ago
Site down? The Wikipedia page on borehole doesn’t mention Deep Water Horizon at all.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
Brazil is surprisingly good. What are they doing right?
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by ks2048 4mo ago
I don't see why any of these can't be done by AI. Except (7), which frankly, I don't understand what you mean.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
> The burden of proof seems like it's actually on you to show why this current tech boom is any different from previous ones. In past tech advances, there was always a long list of things that could not be automated by a machine. Fo
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by ks2048 4mo ago
I didn't say I think so - I said in current discourse - e.g. this site and x.com. The narrative is that Europe is stagnant and US has pulled ahead, at least economically. I think that can be consistent with Trump destroying the long te
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by ks2048 4mo ago
It’s “100% socialism” in your definition and 20% in someone else’s. Its pretty tiring constantly debating these words.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
It seems in current discourse, turning a European country into another USA is a compliment.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
“I found photos of my niece I thought were lost forever. Thank you so much!” Emily D. Be honest, is "Emily D" a real person you got organic feedback from? Small thing that makes the vibed site off-putting. It says "Storage: 1
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by ks2048 4mo ago
One can believe in this concept and believe a decision (or the law) was wrong.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
When a Polish speaker searches for something with “ł”, do they expect to also see “l”?
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by ks2048 4mo ago
As an American, I’d say it’s far from the most “retarded” state. (I do agree this law is very bad)
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by ks2048 4mo ago
All information gathering is bad if you’re willing to lie about anything and prefer to create a propagandized version of reality.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
This rings a bell, because I decided to tackle Don Quixote (English translation). At 200 pages in (of around 1000, I think), it’s funny and entertaining and feels fresh.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
The philosopher paid by Lab will surely “align” with what is good for Lab, but that might be saying “it’s not conscious (simply all powerful)”.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
Nice work. It seems that Google has cracked down on yt-dlp lately though.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
> nearly all our tax money is going to fraud This is your brain on X.com.
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by ks2048 4mo ago
I would recommend just linking to a few sentences that say how Oak is different than Git, rather than a personal backstory. ( https://oak.space/docs ) My initial reaction is if this is not something than could be built on top

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