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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
this resonates a lot. I am not sure how to handle this though. Next to our house (500m), the city government established a camp for “asylum seekers”. 100 men. Men only. How can I reasonable let my pre-teen daughters roam freely now? Id love
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
the tech is really cool. its amazing. but i freaking hate this future
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
Stupid question maybe (I am no mathematician), but aren't exp and ln really primitives? Aren't they implemented in terms of +,-,/,* etc? Or do we assume that we have an infinite lookup table for all possible inputs?
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
really depends on which side you are on
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
"All of humanity's problems stem from man's *inability* to sit quietly in a room alone." - Blaise Pascal Smart phones etc just prove that we can't sit quietly in a room alone.
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
I really do like the idea and the thinking behind it. I wpuld even argue that modern Europeans are already embracing and practicing much if it. Nearly no one I know in NL and DE works more than 36hrs per week. And we all have a sh”tload of
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
interesting. and how do they find a buyer? is there a marketplace for this? sorry for the dumb questions. I know nothing about this field :-)
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
wouldn't it be reasonable to provide counter sources then?
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
Hi, would you mind explaining how this works? Something is finding an exploit in Android/iOS and then he sells it for 2.5m/2m on some dark market?
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by lmf4lol 6mo ago
over and over again, we see that governments are pretty bad at doing their job. over and over again, they prove to us that they cant handle money, that they are corrupt, that they put the interest of their political class above that of th
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
do you really believe that? Its not just the training run, its the whole infra around it as well
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
Are all the news items about people being arrested for exercising speech not true? I‘ve heard from multiple people already that there is a massive prosecution going in the UK against people that say „hateful“ things on the internet. Whereby
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
Here in Amsterdam, most of the schools have a complete ban(!) for pupils below age 15 or 16. It has been a great decision so far. My daughters are essentially phone (and internet) free until they come hone from school. I love it
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
what an outlook...
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
Wait until you discover that Alex Karp is a (Neo-)Marxist… Philosophical insights and methods can be used for politics of any color. I do agree that its wrong to say that Habermas would be responsible(!) for any of that though. As if thinki
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
Yes very interesting topic and HIGHLY relevant. Here is a good essay from Moira Weigel that you might want to read: https://www.boundary2.org/2020/07/moira-weigel-palantir-goes... It is called „ Palantir Goes to t
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
For a full understanding of any text, you always need to consider the context as well as the content and the author, in this case Carmack, is part of the context. You cant just separate them. This is especially true when it concerns contem
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by lmf4lol 7mo ago
i have it for more than 12 years. 8 years ago, I began to dont give a f“““ anymore. I now can go days and weeks without hearing it. Even when reading in silence. Sometimes, when my brain decides to losten to it again, I immediately start t
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
with LLMs, tests cost nearly nothing of effort but provide tremendous value.
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
do you have some reading material to share on this matter? thanks already
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
I ve just vibed for 2 weeks a pretty complex Python+Next.js app. I've forced Codex into TDD, so everything(!) has to be tested. So far, it is really really stable and type errors haven't been a thing yet. Not wanting to disagree,
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
how do you pay for that?
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
I am dumb. I use Anthropic Api and Opus for some, Sonnet for other tasks. Accumulated quite some costs. But i book it as a business expense , so its less painful as if it would be for private. But yeah, could optimize for cost more
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
a lot of really fun stuff. From fun little scripts to more complex business/life/hibby admin stuff that annoyed me a lot (eg organizing my research). for instance i can just drop it a YT link in Telegram, and it then will automati
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
You can see it that way, but I think its a cynics mindset. I experience it personally as super fun approach to experiment with the power of Agentic AI. It gives you and your LLM so much power and you can let your creativity flow and be amaz
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
I agree. I call it my Extended Mind in the spirit of Clark (1). One thing I realized while working a lot in the last weeks with openClaw that this Agents are becoming an extension of my self. They are tools that quickly became a part of my
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
wait until the agents read this, locate you, and plan their revenge ;-)
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
here goes my Monday
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by lmf4lol 8mo ago
Funny thing is that his agent is perfectly capable of using upper- and lowercase correctly. Judging from his screenshots..
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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
which ones ? would like to watch them. thanks in advance

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