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by neom 10mo ago
I'm guessing you've never had a good friend or relative come over and then rearrange something in your house because how it's done bothers them? That's a thing that happens.
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by neom 10mo ago
You're right. I've thought that before and made, I guess brief, peace with it...And frankly, it's TV so who cares? All my objections and frustrations are around how it should be enjoyed and how the creative process and art
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by neom 10mo ago
I agree with you. I think meta is fine if you have a very very clear value prop to a very very clear ICP that is already repeatably converting and is generally b2c in nature. If you are trying to do anything specialized or b2b message testi
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by neom 10mo ago
I know this sounds extreme but I get actually angry/frustrated and often just can't watch peoples TVs. I don't watch TV myself but if I go to someones house and they have the TV on and it's one of those "enhanced&qu
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by neom 10mo ago
I recently had to charge back $20k of ads because meta said no, in spite of the fact that a support person went on a webex with me, did a screenshare and saw that their ads dashboard is so totally broken that these mystical ads that ran are
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by neom 10mo ago
Show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcomes as they say. Hyper consumerism, status symbols, a fundamentally pack/tribal species? what could possibly go wrong?
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Samsung engineer accused of giving handwritten 10nm DRAM data to CXMT China(tomshardware.com)
6 points by neom 10mo ago|2 comments
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by neom 10mo ago
It makes sense you're getting downvoted but I thought it was actually an interesting question so I spent the past hour or so doing an autistic rabbit hole (including finding the linkedins of the folks on the paper linked here to unders
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by neom 10mo ago
Examples: https://apple.github.io/ml-sharp/ Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.10685
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by neom 10mo ago
Agree. And also: The universe contains multiple substrates, degrees of freedom, organizational proprties etc that could support advanced intelligence while being effectively totally invisible to a species/civilization like ours.
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How North Korea Hid an IT Workforce Inside US Companies (Short Doc) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by neom 10mo ago|0 comments
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by neom 10mo ago
You can generate arbitrarily low probabilities for anything by stacking arbitrary fractions. If evolution has no goal, then the absence of radio loud civilizations does not demand explanation, it is only paradoxical if you implicitly believ
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by neom 10mo ago
Excuse the ramble: it maybe sucks more for people with eating addictions than alcohol in some sense. I am an alcoholic and I've been sober for, I dunno, years and years now. I did actually go to pubs and cocktail bars when I first got
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Weight loss jabs: What happens when you stop taking them(bbc.com)
51 points by neom 10mo ago|121 comments
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by neom 10mo ago
The coon's too: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/raccoons-are-show...
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by neom 10mo ago
I suspected that too, basically your own internal context is strong enough to have it not be concerned you're acting maliciously. That's interesting, I've found mine is very tuned into my work also and folks get much worse re
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by neom 10mo ago
We'll hear "emergent" a lot . Maybe too obvious but more and more interesting new robots will hit the market and robotics as space will become considerably legible. Probably going to start to understand how different types o
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by neom 10mo ago
This would be a super interesting research/teaching tool coupled with a vision model for historians. My wife is a history professor who works with scans of 18th century english documents and I think (maybe a small) part of why the tran
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by neom 10mo ago
Are you somehow prompting around protections or something, or yours is just pretty chill? I've tried a few times with various cybersecurity/secops stuff and it's always basically given me some watered down "I can't
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by neom 10mo ago
Any thoughts on your wondering? I too am wondering about the same mistake I might be making.
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You have no protections against this where you live? That would be near impossible where I live (Ontario).
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by neom 10mo ago
I also didn't enjoy it, sloppy boundary drawing combined with some motivated reasoning. He explicitly distinguishes research from development in paragraph 4, but then spends the rest of the essay treating "fast" and "leg
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by neom 10mo ago
https://archive.is/WbOWl
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by neom 10mo ago
digg too, till they ruined it...still can't believe they ruined digg.
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by neom 10mo ago
I really like how detailed the Government Directed Internet Outages are, when I saw that I wondered if that means the whole country was taken offline, or it's heavily filtered, or some regions within the countries are blocked or what,
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by neom 10mo ago
If AI tools are making teams 76% faster with 100% more bugs, one would presume you're not more productive you're just punting more debt. I'm no expert on this stuff, but coupling it with some type of defect density insights m
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by neom 10mo ago
The question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnOMyPbR7QY
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by neom 10mo ago
I've been on this internet hit shit since the 90s lil bro, s' all good.
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by neom 10mo ago
Is it my imagination or did they used to automatically serve you a logged out page when it was down?
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by neom 10mo ago
Yeah me too. Wake up -> HN down -> That's weird, oh well it's usually only down for a few minutes -> I should check if HN is still down -> That's weird, oh well it's usually only down for a few minutes ->

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