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by lupire 8mo ago
'Political and Social Capital" don't belong on that list.
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by lupire 8mo ago
Tripling productivity is not the same as thirding jobs. Demand will grow. People enjoy products and services.
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by lupire 8mo ago
"incomplete information" is a standard concept in word problem curriculum. But usually it's explicitly an option in the test, as a fairness to the student. Making mistakes in lecture is a standard technique used by good teach
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by lupire 8mo ago
This is the theory of Elite Overproduction
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by lupire 8mo ago
Many have, from their perspective.
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by lupire 8mo ago
That showed that you can be the best at something low value if you spend more than it's worth. Most of the people so could be chess grandmasters are busy applying their brains to something else.
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by lupire 8mo ago
If it's so easy to be a world class mathematician, why can't most mathematicians do it?
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by lupire 8mo ago
If you encode code your data directly in the fluid, then turbulence becomes the statistical TTL on the data.
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by lupire 8mo ago
Action Lab just did a video on physical swirling vs mixing. Swirling is reversible.
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by lupire 8mo ago
8 months ago, for those of us who got excited by the idea of a "recent" new video from CD.
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by lupire 8mo ago
"Three points are chosen independently and uniformly at random from the interior of a unit circle. " The distribution is under specified Is it "uniformly" over area, even though it's not an area problem? That is, is
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by lupire 8mo ago
Wolframology is the study of Stephen Wolfram.
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by lupire 8mo ago
It's not Formal Systems. Formal Systems is the study of logical systems themselves. Ruliology is a study of what actual systems do. It's doing the arithmetic computations and looking at the results, not the abstract algebra.
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by lupire 8mo ago
That doesn't make it "feel" less "unnatural".
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by lupire 8mo ago
What's the difference between opt and local? I thought was for mixin externally provided systems like Homebrew, local is for machine or org-level customizations, and ~ is for user-level customizations.
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by lupire 9mo ago
Is that same or different from the gang who robbed an armored car for about $100M worth of goods, and ICE stopped the prosecution and deported one of the robbers, before the stolen goods were recovered?
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by lupire 9mo ago
X can't bribe Y by buying Z that Y has no interest in.
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by lupire 9mo ago
Who pays the operating expenses?
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by lupire 9mo ago
Self-solving problem: AI oral exam administration: https://www.gatech.edu/news/2024/09/24/ai-oral-assessment-to...
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by lupire 9mo ago
Why would detecting AI be more expensive than creating it?
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by lupire 9mo ago
A custom browser can set its own CSP, right?
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by lupire 9mo ago
There's no reason to assume that an human word begins and ends with a space. Compound words exist. The existence of both "Aforementioned" and "previously spoken of" isn't based on a deep neurological construct
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by lupire 9mo ago
That's a funny analogy. You should look into how modern planes are flown. Hint: it's a computer.
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by lupire 9mo ago
All you have to do is set up an MCP that routes to a human on the backend, and you d got an AI that asks for human feedback. Antigravity and others already ask for human feedback on their plans.
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by lupire 9mo ago
Are you sure that yours would sell for $80K, if you aren't using it to launder money with your criminal associates?
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by lupire 9mo ago
He participated in a crypto pump and dump https://pivot-to-ai.com/2026/01/22/steve-yegges-gas-town-vib...
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by lupire 9mo ago
stevey already made $300K from cryptocurrency grift on Gas Town. Read his blog post about it.
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by lupire 9mo ago
Technology has already replaced 90% of the human work in agriculture. That's why you live in a city. The remaining work is only bad because it's low paying, and it's low paying because the wealth created by machines is unfair
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by lupire 9mo ago
The chatbot has no legal authority.
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by lupire 9mo ago
The perpetual motion machine is only interesting of it generates more energy than you put in.

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