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I have no idea what you are trying to say. What is "this" and what is the other "this"? A and B? What is an arbitrary A?
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1y ago
That's an apocrypha, not an anecdote.
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Criminalizing behavior creates criminals. Riding the bus is a far less violent act then driving a car. Don't be penny wise and pound foolish.
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1y ago
Sorry to be that guy, but would to prefer if your computer and phone each cost $5000?
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1y ago
What you want is a government sponsored phone OS. We had competition but software has economy of scale. No one wants to pay the cost of developing a phone OS used by a small fraction of users. Windows and Palm proved that. And Samsung does
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1y ago
LTS interface is expensive for minimal benefit.
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An error message is an automated bug report for the developer. I don't know why you think the user is supposed to care about it, or even see it. Are you paying the user to develop the software?
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1y ago
Now you're taking the whole design and development process and calling it "step 1", creating that parody "Waterfall" system.
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1y ago
Devs are expensive, and devs who can PM are incredibly expensive.
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Predicting video from a still image is a fraught task. Predicting interaction from a linear video is another fraught task. It would be surprising if someone had the ability to do this.
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Yes, this is part of Information Architecture https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_architecture
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Someone who appreciates Andor should find it easy to forget Ep7 entirely or understand that it was just a reboot remake alternate history, not "canon". The Force part was hamfisted. It was clear that they were trying to avoid &quo
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1y ago
If the most accessible surface content is already better than a normal show, then adding extra hard to access content, for world building and rewatch enhancements, is more than fair. Andor passes that bar.
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As a matter of language, "classic" is far higher status than "masterpiece".
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Andor bailed on a Bail, ended up having Bail on twice.
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1y ago
Second, how much of commenting is really never done before?
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Cue Haskell gang "Design patterns are workarounds for weaknesses in your language".
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1y ago
This is key. Humans each have a personality and some sense of mood. When you ask for help, you choose ask and that person can sense your situation. LLM has every personality and doesn't know your situation. You have to tell it which pe
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1y ago
Because saving hours of time is nice.
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1y ago
Which LLMs and which versions?
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Layoffs are arbitrary and not based on performance.
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Never give constructive criticism through management! Management will use it as evaluative feedback. Give constructive feedback directly.
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In US policts we say "every accusation is a confession".
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Is it particle turtles all the way down?
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1y ago
Don't anthropomorphize glaciers. They hate that.
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1y ago
What makes you think AI can't connect to the world? It can control robots, and I can retax listen to audio, watch video. All it's missing is smelling and feeling, which are important but could be built out as soon as the other se
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Are you saying that when Baez referred to "curved spacetime" he was excluding black holes (because the paper was claiming that non--black-holes have Hawking radiation?) or are you saying something else?
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Wher are you hiding 92 Billion people?
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My maxim of statistics is that applied statistics is the art of making decisions under uncertainty, but people treat it like the science of making certainty out of data.
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How does an upcoming college student, or worse an already graduate, learn statistics like this, with depth of understanding of the meaning of the math, vs just plug an chugging cookbook formulas and "proving" theorems mechanically
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