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mohamedkoubaa
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mohamedkoubaa
1mo ago
This is some bull
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mohamedkoubaa
1mo ago
I think you should focus on the fundamentals, this kind of feedback is inevitable and I'm sure you anticipated it anyways.
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1mo ago
This'll be resolved by a selection process. Code that gets quadratically more complex will at some point fail to advance even with access to hundreds of genies.
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mohamedkoubaa
1mo ago
Eh.. Using page rank in 2026 is like using a bow and arrow in 1918
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mohamedkoubaa
1mo ago
The race to the bottom continues
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mohamedkoubaa
1mo ago
Can't they just store checksums of all their output
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2mo ago
Rare AI slop use case
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2mo ago
Sometimes they get it but don't know the recipe to cook it themselves so they get takeout (talent acquisition)
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2mo ago
>We want to live in a hunter gatherer mode where we get to follow our curiosities and our ambitions and our vibes and our likes until it reaches the natural conclusion We don't all want that.
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mohamedkoubaa
2mo ago
Maybe the bank bailouts were a mistake
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2mo ago
A lot are saying that they prefer websites over apps but at least apps can't force you to upgrade to the latest version while a website will always serve you the latest version. Ofc that doesn't address all the downsides of an app
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2mo ago
Depends on whether the tests are general or if they give a different score for spatial, semantic, and episodic memory.
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2mo ago
I didn't realize they were correlated. I have total visual and auditory aphantasia and can count childhood memories on one hand. But I have great semantic memory and could probably win a game of jeapordy.
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mohamedkoubaa
2mo ago
Look up memory castles
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2mo ago
Sometimes in the first few minutes after waking up I experience images though I wouldn't call them vivid
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2mo ago
>unit-tested Some of this is less to do with Claude vocabulary and more to do with the expectation that Claude justifies it's work. That expectation (probably) came from reinforcement learning.
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2mo ago
Now imagine if each of them got the ciechanow.ski treatment
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2mo ago
Brian, CTO complains that it's so hard for him to execute against the technical strategy communicated by that smart intern on the third day of his internship two years ago. Poor Brian.
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2mo ago
In the US there are structural reasons fuel shocks have less of an effect here
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2mo ago
Exactly and once you're in the asylum the doctors can lobotomize and drug you to the point of insanity. People used to abuse the system to get rid of family members they had an inheritance dispute with.
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The people who swizzle registers on GPU drivers need that skill, and there's no evidence that they lost it. There's a reason why we use the stack metaphor for a programming ecosystem. You trust the lower layers below the one you w
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Decades ago, enterprises said, "If you're writing assembly you're doing it wrong". That led to a reduction in knowledge of assembly in the average programmer but the people who specialize in it haven't gotten any wo
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Risk is not debt
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The only thing more irritating than the AI-assisted unfair attacks on Sal is the font it's written in.
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The only reason to get a wifi 7 router is that it supports wifi 6 better than a wifi 6 router
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I can't tell if the article is describing how complex systems fail or if they are using failure characteristics to define complex systems.
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2mo ago
Life in Nauru today seems much worse than the colonial period
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2mo ago
Your line of argumentation asserts that freedom has increased over time with allowances for any form of subjugation by the government short of enslavement. I don't doubt that you're making a good faith argument, but it doesn'
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Income tax did not exist at the time of founding. The freedom to spend freely from the fruits of one's labor has been lost.
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Prior to the enclosure period of English common law, land was assumed to be available to the private use of government subjects. The American West was the same before it was swallowed by the US government. The current situation is provably
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