l33tbro

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The Computational Theory of Mind(iep.utm.edu)
1 points by l33tbro 3y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 3y ago
You really seem immovably hung up on this clunky 'recommendation' epigram. All the best mate.
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by l33tbro 3y ago
Laws and their obedience are a part of our social reality. To feign insouciance about the utility of laws (ala Musk) is a little daft.
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by l33tbro 3y ago
This kind of thinking is how we arrive at a low-trust society. We could all be individuals indulging our inner-asshole, but it would quickly lead to the enshittification of what remains of communal life. The 'Recommendation' quot
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by l33tbro 3y ago
Is there a particular article or essay this is from? Would love to read about this.
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by l33tbro 3y ago
Thank you gor sharing this. I'm glad you found a way through. It must have been extremely difficult to confront and accept these realities. Seems pretty brave to me.
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by l33tbro 3y ago
Doesn't everybody choreograph a few moves and motifs before heading into a coding interview?
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Forbidden Kingdom of Bhutan Is Turning into a Ghost Town(abc.net.au)
3 points by l33tbro 3y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 3y ago
> Trying to visualize the floor plan of this house is like trying to rotate seven cubes individually in my mind’s eye So many gems on this site.
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Worst Countries to Live in 2023(worldpopulationreview.com)
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by l33tbro 3y ago
Some say it's more like approaching poetry than prose with his work. There is certainly causality and narrative development in his writing, but he often uses his magisterial command of language to impart a cosmic dimension to the simp
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by l33tbro 3y ago
For now. Think it's pretty reasonable to assume these things become integrated with childhood over time in the same way other screens have.
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by l33tbro 3y ago
Of course some notes you write down become outdated (as author mentions), but other ideas you write down are almost timeless. I'd be screwed without Notes. It's a repository of so many abstract thoughts that I have no place think
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by l33tbro 3y ago
More lost than found myself here (like many others I suspect). But heard through the grapevine back in 2010 or so. Joined and have lurked here everyday more or less since and always find something interesting. Kind of a homepage really. H
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by l33tbro 3y ago
Have you tried the Manta sleep mask? Expensive but never slips, does the black out thing, and is super comfortable and very breathable in hot weather. Improved my sleep significantly.
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Took me a while to work out Osmo, but I finally understand how to get an amazing finish with it every time (using a spatula of all things!).
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by l33tbro 4y ago
I've found regurgitating cliches and mirroring others to be really helpful. Really helps knowing I'd be fine and fit in if everything around me cratered. Eating like shit has also really impacted the way I look at the world and ga
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by l33tbro 4y ago
It's kind of weird. This technology is designed for the human to give the machine a prompt. What I like about your approach is that you're almost using it to create the inverse: the machine supplying a slightly fuzzy idea that
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by l33tbro 4y ago
It's certainly handy for summarising the existing corpus that we are unfamiliar with (though take acuracy with a grain of salt). Proposing new theories I'd be extremely skeptical of. It's just not what this thing is made to
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by l33tbro 4y ago
I agree. My point was that democracy has little to do with which nations the US chooses to defend. Moreover, 'peace' is essentially the continuity of economic imperialism and the maintenance of its hegemony - regardless of how i
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Preserving democracy? Ah yes, those fine captains of industry from the Military Industrial Complex. Deeply enmeshed in the fabric of Washington policy and always acting for the benefits of freedom and democracy. "A racket is best desc
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by l33tbro 4y ago
You are projecting a bunch, like a lot of Israeli people I talk to about this. I never attacked you. Israel is, and will always be, internationally on the nose for what happened in that region and after the war. Even to people like me who
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Israel isn't an apartheid state?
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Wonder if the same thing happened to Afrikaners?
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by l33tbro 4y ago
> why the rush to completely rule out vaccines? Are you kidding? The vaccines are the most politicised issue of the last 10 years. With the left and right wing media bating their respective audiences with dehumanising terms like 'an
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Overcast really destroys everything else I've used for listening to a podcast. Simple and intuitive UI, customizable streaming/download settings, quickly add any podcast - and that's at the free level. I would never go back t
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by l33tbro 4y ago
You can't control the parameters of computational photography. Shutter and ISO are subtle and predictable variants that you know exactly what tweaking them will do. Computational photography is a black box.
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by l33tbro 4y ago
I bought the Manta sleep mask this year instead of going the curtains motorised route. Far cheaper and it has been just as effective in getting a great night sleep. It is really well designed. Very-breathable material with soft foam near
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Pretty decent profile: https://lithub.com/i-found-a-rare-copy-of-june-allison-gibbo...
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Why would a property developer finish a new build with hardwood, stone, brass, etc when they can double their volume and return by building towers of cheaply-clad flammable doggy crates? It's a misallocation of incentives for what get

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