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natpalmer1776
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natpalmer1776
1mo ago
Unfortunately I can see law enforcement and legal systems using this to make "crime scene recreation" videos that are believable enough to convince jurors despite being pure fabrication.
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1mo ago
In this case they were not attributing its purpose or meaning to sex, rather trying to identify the artists intended gender of the lion person.
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1mo ago
All roads lead to uh… America I guess?
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1mo ago
There needs to be a Hanlon’s razor but for suspecting something is LLM generated. The typo and grammar mistakes in the response lead me to think it’s a human, but no way to really know.
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1mo ago
To get past the uh… man I really lack the words to describe the responses that you’ve already received, but I guess to avoid them going forward, I would re-label the point your making as being more culturally sensitive. It’s not asking peop
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2mo ago
Certainly socialism is a heavy and dangerous solution to most problems, the critiques of it are many, and of the many most are fair. I say boogeyman not to imply it is without problems but rather to say that in the problem spaces that it is
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2mo ago
Very much this. The incentive to create and invent is often largely financial, however that incentive need not be constructed as “winner takes all” rather we should lift each other up in our mutual accomplishments. Unfortunately in my own r
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2mo ago
On reflection of our entire exchange I do see that I failed to adequately acknowledge and address your point in favor of advocating for what I was initially trying to communicate, so I'll do it here: Yes, absolutely society does cause
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2mo ago
I’m genuinely interested to know more about this lore you seem to possess. Also, you’re nerd-famous, this is the highlight of my week.
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2mo ago
I love async communication, it makes it a lot harder to leave a room in a huff after saying harmful things and then pretending you did not in fact say those things. “Maybe if I was also on speed” was in fact, a personal attack. You chose to
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2mo ago
Lol, I’m not on amphetamines today this is pure and genuine ADHD “hyperfocus” and my co-occurring “autism special interest” it makes communication on technical subjects hard, causes a lot of mischaracterizations like the one you just did, b
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2mo ago
Oh I’m fine with receiving conflicting takes. I wouldn’t post any of this on e.g. reddit because it offers no value to the users there. HN is a different crowd. I am “shutting down” comments here based on their perceived merit, not because
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2mo ago
Except I don’t use “hard drugs” I use a dose of Adderall prescribed to children to correct a specific chemical imbalance that is exceptionally well documented. I could, and did for a while, live without such medication and my basic quality
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2mo ago
YMMV by person, their neurochemistry, and their living environment. I need a stimulant for my specific biology to adapt to modern expectations.
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2mo ago
It’s a brave new world. I recall hearing similar sentiments from linux sysadmins regarding cloud infrastructure. In many respects they were and continue to be correct. In other respects, the world doesn’t care about the loss in understandin
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2mo ago
Modern medicine evolved in much the same manner. Hand wavy practitioners copying each other without rigorous verification of efficacy that resulted in many lives lost. That’s why medical research has so many hoops to jump through.
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2mo ago
Seems like the kind of thing that if popular would create an 'arms race' in both directions.
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2mo ago
Personally, I would rephrase it to: Ann is 6 years younger than Mary, who is 24 years old. Or even better, Ann is 18 and Mary is 24. But then again, I always disliked word-based logic problems that didn't correspond to genuine complexi
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2mo ago
I suppose then the benchmark should be to give it numerous synthetic tax codes written with the same language and conventions as the target tax code and then have it file "tax returns" against the respective tax codes. The trainin
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3mo ago
I heard you liked Claude, so I put extra Claude in your Claude so you can do more Claude.
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3mo ago
My experiences and observations of the moderation on HN is that there doesn’t usually seem to be an unreasonable response to real people trying to engage in a genuine manner. If you are a real person trying to show something that you made,
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3mo ago
First time I’ve seen this take, but man it rings true. I remember having teachers in middle school who seemed draconic to me in their emphasis on proper grammar and punctuation, however as an adult I’m lucky to read an email that contains p
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3mo ago
Personally I'm not in the habit of printing and eating articles I read, but in the unlikely event that I did I find it even less likely that I would be concerned with its' nutritional content. (/s)
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4mo ago
Damn near a whole generation estranged from basic literary convention due to its horrendous abuse.
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4mo ago
It definitely reminds me of the stereotypes of big business types stepping on the little guys to climb the ladder. I hope you get credit where credit is due in future endeavors.
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4mo ago
It was the status quo for a long time, then the pesky security researchers started asking for compensation instead of clout.
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4mo ago
(Disclaimer: Tech sector specific) It’s wild how different things are at different levels over time. When I started about 8 years ago, any technical skills and experience on your resume / LinkedIn would have recruiters reaching out non
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4mo ago
Another excellent legal statement from The Mafia /s Aside from the obvious joke, I feel like a lot of people miss that you can pursue BOTH civil and criminal cases for a given crime. If a billionaire murders your spouse you absolutely
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4mo ago
Google, who has invested in their own hardware supply chain and is already solvent in their own right, seems to be best positioned to force the other players to implement SOTA optimizations in their product offerings.
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5mo ago
The institutions we force on our children often closely mirror the institutions we implement for ourselves. Conversely, the institutions we go through as children mold our perceptions of how they should appear in adulthood.
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