nemomarx

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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Men's fashion is a little boring, but there's a lot you can play with in terms of fabric and accessories within it anyway. Men's wear blogs are kinda interesting
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
I was wondering about the year. Are schools still doing online course work and exams now? I would think ai concerns would drive even more in person oral test / notebook testing stuff?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
At least voice coaching / training is relatively accessible? A lot easier than some physical features imo. And you could argue having a clear easy to understand voice is a job skill for most positions, I think.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
The swipe game idea is new to me - you have internal testers or some team use that to go through it?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
It also seems like skills with particular tech (prompt engineering, harnesses, mixture of experts set ups) doesn't always necessarily pay off when there's a sea change. Hard to predict what you'll want in a few years anyway,
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Would the us currently defend Taiwan? I think they might get the chance to just take it, especially if we get another president like Trump in 28.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
China's probably making the best argument for it now.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Why would you when an open source version already exists?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
OpenTTD started from the ip they now own, and it's possible Atari could try and prove that in court. I don't know if they would win, but why spend the legal fees here?
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
You could compare gaits between footage of a crime and footage of you in another public place, probably? I don't think I've heard of it being used though.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
They can recoup the investment with volume (especially apartments) I would think? Sell 10 houses at 2 million each or 30 at 1 million each or however it breaks down.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Good news - experimental verification of the law of supply and demand! I'm sure the analysis is welcome though and I hope policy makers try to learn from this. We could densify most american cities quite a lot more.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
I think you can usually just assume us food standards are worse - same reason I wouldn't order steak tartare here. It sounds like the farm in question also sells raw milk anyway so their standards for safety might be worse on top of th
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
If it wasn't for the impact on offer people, I think you could handle it basically like sugary drinks - there's some benefit in discouraging it for health reasons but not as much benefit comparatively, so a more modest tax is all
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
If I can smell it, I don't really care if you're blowing it directly at me or not, it's still a pain. If you want to smoke in private in your own home and then wash your clothes after so no one can tell you're doing it,
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
We handled smoking pretty well by making it cost more and banning it in public places. If tiktok was banned from official app stores it would essentially go away.
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
I don't think "real" age verification with ids is immune to this either. (kids paying an adult to get an id for it or fooling an ai classifier, whatever). Basically unsolveable, so why worry about that edge case? Kids will al
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
Wasn't it pretty intuitive back in 2021 or so that wfh would make childcare easier? It's good to have exact numbers of course, but I can't see how anyone would think RTO wouldn't impact fertility or households in some fa
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by nemomarx 7mo ago
it'll be interesting to see how wfh and 4 day week policies play out in SEA, and that's more interesting than the domestic us conversation here really. If the us could follow suit we could probably do some great work on families b
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
One thing I saw in a study of slot machines is that really addicted slot gamblers eventually become irritated at the jackpot animations, because they break up the "flow" state of pulling the lever or swiping a touch screen continu
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
what's the proposed mechanism for them getting into the body? wearing while exercising?
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
Facebook accounts today still have identity verification (they often ask for scans of IDs, etc) and yet it doesn't seem to result in a noticeably improved discourse there compared to say, Twitter before Musks takeover. I don't thi
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
If everyone else is downsizing and using AI as an excuse, it's both a pretty good cover for any firing you might have wanted to do for a while, and you can reasonably assume you can hire back in the future because everyone else is firi
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
I believe it was expected to grow by 50k jobs?
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
Why did the title of the poem get translated?
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
But surely if Anthropic thinks there's a risk that their models might make bad decisions, and the resulting civilian or etc deaths are blamed on them, it's their right to refuse to sell it for that purpose? That's why they ha
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
It's been cut back pretty hard in the last 5 or so years? Even after major surgeries you get very short prescriptions, or only get them in the hospital under monitoring. I think we got a little too cautious personally but it's def
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
Well, Anthropic clearly has some kind of lines if their recent argument with the us government is anything to go by. "don't kill humans" isn't all of safety or alignment goals but it is something?
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
For the right price, maybe? I've given old cellphones to friends for the price of a meal or pizza before, so maybe around there. Getting a used car for a few thousand dollars even if it's fairly worn out is still way more tempting
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by nemomarx 8mo ago
This is true, but I think it's more that those jurisdictions don't actually care about something solving this securely so much as they want face scans for other purposes?

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