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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It isn't necessary, that's true. But that doesn't mean it wouldn't be beneficial.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
The seasonal state machine
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It's a very hard topic to write or even talk about but what you wrote rings true.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
The complete opposite of the tragedy of the commons
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Imagine shopping and not trusting the shop enough to pull out your wallet inside
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It's still user experience if the object isn't a website.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Eddystone sounds like a good futuristic concept of engaging with social neighbours everywhere. I think they might have been before their time then. I never heard of the project myself until now.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It's better than being a kill brain
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
But would that be necessarily bad? It's like merging back a long detached branch in version control
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Top notch communication skills on display.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
This is very attractive, knowing the company treats applicants seriously, like human beings should be, that is really presenting the job and things that come with it. If you think __this thing about the job__ is obvious and common sense, th
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
The monad is none of the identifiers. If you combine the definitions you get a type with an interface equivalent to the monad and some floof methods (like the mission burrito starter, that's there just for convenience).
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
AGI is about as far away as it was two decades ago. Language models are merely a dent, and probably will be the precursor to a natural language interface to the thing.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
"Easily exploitable and unable to resist exploitation" is perfectly fine. We're not short on writing space here.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It's about as fair as burning own money to sell at loss to undermine competition I'm afraid.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
I don't know how it relates to anything else happening in the world but it seems like a good idea. People use Google photos, people look for alternatives.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It isn't fair (sic) calling it risk aversity when the odds of walking away with a not bad outcome are against you. For everyday people risky business means potentially losing everything including sanity and peace of mind.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
I find it absolutely annoying that our phones with amazing pixel density limit the max zoom out for some reason. If I want 5x8 font on my 1080p phone screen why not let me?
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
The best part of biking uphill is that you can just walk alongside your bike if you want to take a break and you lose nothing
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
You can ssh into any shell, it's always determined after the login.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It's more productive to store the raw experience memory and draw understanding from it over time later.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Humanity is also way less imaginative than we give themselves credit for.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Maybe not in your country but I know there's cell repeaters all over civic infrastructure in Europe
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Maybe it's survivor bias - those who don't get to the after part are shunned and change their careers, so you don't hear of them.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Really can't fault people for coming to a conclusion that it's futile if they don't work for something except work. You need a life to look forwards to - otherwise what are you working your ass off for?
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Insider trading would be trading knowing exactly where the company is headed, their decision making process not where the company has been.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Doesn't running a post office help people communicate coded messages about nefarious things? Doesn't running a telephone network help people do the same? What about cellular hardware providers and maintainers?
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
It would potentially break all genital biometric security systems going forward.
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
Not if you all know you all share the same destination
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by loa_in_ 2y ago
My theory was that high operating temperature caused the balling to get partially softened and develop crystalline defects when cooling. I base it on personal experience that they never failed while running, but at least three people I know

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