mohamedkoubaa

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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Exactly. It is a high dimensional space and it depends which sample you select
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
>but the tick-tock has always ticked further towards a freer, more equal, and more equitable society. This is a popular sentiment, not a statement of historical fact. Arguments both for and against this are credible.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Exactly. Calling anything on an SSD permanent is criminal.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Was your friend part of a union as well? If so, did they offer any protection at all?
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
What if the better routing leads to an outage that the AI can't explain or fix and all the humans who might have understood it were laid off or otherwise unavailable?
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Ive wondered whether a possible outcome of LLM slop is a retvrn to oral wisdom traditions. Ironically that's the most anthropological form of understanding and pedagogy.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
There is no RAM shortage in Ba-Sing-Se
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
I think I'd rather keep my old school interactive rebase skills sharp for when I actually need it
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Etsy in particular has an incentive to fix this in ways that Google would never
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
There are people who rent time at my local makerspace who sell on Etsy. Maybe the issue is that Etsy doesn't make it easy to find them?
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
I wonder if xAI is A/B testing routing some difficult grok 4.6 queries to Sol to seed some true believers.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
PSA: The government can remotely brick your MacBook.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Terms like AI used to mean something specific
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
I assure you they already have these ideas
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
>Every time the US completes an AI data center, someone in the Chinese nuclear command updates their target priority list You might have stumbled on the way to convince people that more data centers are a good thing
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
That fanatical tireless entity will need access to human tissue.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Sure but I bet this doesn't translate as well in this way to things like Erlang
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
The amount of body fat and ways the body stores fat are highly uncorrelated for people who are not severely obese, and severe obesity itself might be made worse over time by high levels of visceral fat.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
I'm on your side, the comment I was replying to seemed to assume that the gp commentor was motivated by or at least interested in ethics.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Appeals to an ethical basis don't work on everyone
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
It's fashionable and it takes strong leadership to avoid fashionable things even when they make absolutely no sense
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
It's not a remotely good proxy
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Anything to keep people from running local models
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
I'm not sure if xAI is distilling but I noticed grok4.6 being worse than 4.5 in all the ways mentioned here
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Especially since the Internet is literally a _messaging_ protocol.
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Very telling that even top economists are unable to imagine a world without a reserve currency when that is the state of nature (even in antiquity there were multiple currencies, not just gold)
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
Hold my beer
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
People didn't use to use the phrase "inter-disciplinary" until late in the 20th century because before that there was no taboo against applying skills in one domain in another
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
The utter banality of the fourth reich
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by mohamedkoubaa 2mo ago
To those that use facebook in 2026, why?

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