munchler

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by munchler 8mo ago
> "Hey Claude, summarize, this document I downloaded from the Internet" I think you've created confusion with this example due to its ambiguity. Let's be clear about the difference between a chatbot and an agent: Aski
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by munchler 8mo ago
Yes, and I’m talking about the time before that, when experts doubted whether Fox could survive. (I’m old.)
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by munchler 8mo ago
I remember when Fox News was considered irrelevant compared to mainstream news outlets. Don’t underestimate the reach of billionaires with an ideological agenda.
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by munchler 8mo ago
I think you are missing the point: If we assume that AGI is *not* yet here, but may be here soon, what will change when it arrives? Those changes could be big enough to affect you.
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by munchler 8mo ago
To double nitpick: She's a delegate, not a representative. There are also non-voting members from Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands.
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by munchler 8mo ago
Citizens of Washington, DC are in the same boat. They can vote for president, but have no representation in congress.
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by munchler 8mo ago
It looks like you submitted a random page within the website instead of pointing to the home page.
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by munchler 8mo ago
The code in question is: if (sprtemp[frame].rotate == false) Note that this is explicitly comparing two values, which is very different from checking whether a single value is true. Surely you wouldn't expect -1 == 0 to evalua
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by munchler 8mo ago
> memset (sprtemp,-1, sizeof(sprtemp)); Yikes. I think this article undersells the point somewhat. This line of code undermines the type system by spraying -1's into an array of structs, so the only surprise to me is that it took th
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by munchler 8mo ago
> Anxiety is the second leading cause of disability and mortality worldwide. I think this comes from WHO, but isn't consistent with other information from WHO, so it's pretty debatable. I believe the source is this[0], which sa
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by munchler 8mo ago
> every month there's a 14-day period with no solar power So it's dark 50% of the time on the moon... just like here on Earth.
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by munchler 8mo ago
I would suggest the US is slightly better. At least we don’t have an unenforceable law that offers the illusion of privacy protections.
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by munchler 8mo ago
In my house, the bedrooms are two flights of stairs above the dryer in the basement. Good luck wheeling.
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by munchler 9mo ago
This seemed like a bad idea to me from the beginning. Giving personal biometric details to a monster corporation is a nonstarter for both techies and normies.
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by munchler 9mo ago
Because we’re interested in AGI (emphasis on general ) and LLM’s are the closest thing to AGI that we have right now.
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by munchler 9mo ago
Wouldn't have expected something like this to end on a cliffhanger, but... what happened next?
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by munchler 9mo ago
> To Make America Healthy Again, we must return to the basics. Who knows, these guidelines might indeed be sensible, but anything labeled “Make America Healthy Again” has no scientific credibility.
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by munchler 9mo ago
With dozens of agents running at a time, it must cost $1000's to build anything non-trivial. Is there a business model behind this project, or is he just made of money?
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by munchler 9mo ago
This is an interesting concept, but it is presented so abstractly as to be opaque to even most functional programmers, I think. The basic idea, as I understand it, is a typeclass that is more powerful than an applicative, but still less pow
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by munchler 9mo ago
Why would you do additional work after he failed to pay?
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by munchler 9mo ago
Good wired headphones (or in-ear monitors) still sound noticeably better than wireless. This makes a big difference when listening to music.
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by munchler 9mo ago
By this logic, shouldn’t you be prompting an LLM to design the language and write the compiler itself?
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by munchler 9mo ago
(2023)
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by munchler 10mo ago
They need to pay more if the US wants to avoid becoming an aristocracy. The top 1%’s share of income is growing rapidly, while the bottom 90%’s share is shrinking. https://www.epi.org/blog/wages-for-the-top-1-skyrockete
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by munchler 10mo ago
Ah, that makes sense. Thank you. As long as every use of sqrt has such a condition.
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by munchler 10mo ago
If sqrt -1 = 0, then (by squaring both sides) -1 = 0, which is clearly unsound.
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by munchler 10mo ago
Prompt: Suggest a topic for a short blog post that will nerd-snipe as many readers as possible while making no actual sense at all. System: How about “Inverse Parentheses”? We can write the entire article without ever defining what it means
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by munchler 10mo ago
Battlestar Galactica (2004) has an aesthetic like that. While they do use mainframe computers, they avoid all networking due to the risk of being hacked. Galactica is the only Battlestar to survive the first episode specifically because it’
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by munchler 10mo ago
Came here to say the same thing. A general-purpose microservice that handles authentication or sends user notifications would be prohibited by this restriction.
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by munchler 10mo ago
It’s the blue ones, of course.

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