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by nisegami 3mo ago
I'm very bullish on AI but I would love to see Larry fail, so I'm quite torn.
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by nisegami 3mo ago
Something like that depends on your stance on the orthogonality thesis.
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by nisegami 3mo ago
Land ownership is theft. Why should people have a right in perpetuity to the land that we all share?
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by nisegami 3mo ago
It's quite rare for that to be the case, at least in the English speaking side of the Vtubing world. I can really only think of one example.
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by nisegami 3mo ago
Consider there's a strong selection bias at play in your experiences. The ones most at risk of falling into a trap like this are the ones who are likely least visible to others. Also yes, I think it will be worse for women but I'm
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by nisegami 3mo ago
>SV is going to learn that society is allowed to reject technology and the sun will still rise tomorrow. The sun may still rise, but the stock market may not.
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by nisegami 3mo ago
There will be soon, I hope.
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by nisegami 3mo ago
Just from the title I didn't even realize this would be a post about AI. I thought it was going to be about using Git in your IDE or other git UI tooling.
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by nisegami 3mo ago
This piece was better than I anticipated. Much of it has been said before of course, but the Minsky framing was novel enough to me. I think the author is a bit late even. What is Trump's presidency if not a "withdrawal of legitima
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by nisegami 3mo ago
I personally think that frontier LLMs are already at the point where I trust them to be a better judge of human behavior than humans overall.
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by nisegami 4mo ago
I meant from the Americas
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by nisegami 4mo ago
It's funny how remigration never involves sending white folk back to europe.
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by nisegami 4mo ago
And importantly, they have the finances to support that R&D expenditure taking longer than expected to be recouped. The same situation with a small company would be very different than a company with solid income elsewhere.
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by nisegami 4mo ago
I think most of the non-success outcomes involve an objectively bad experience, regardless of the price. Example of that would be a buggy system that feels more like a cut down PC than a console. From reviews, we see that this outcome doesn
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by nisegami 4mo ago
A lot of people desire their own oppression, so I don't think democracy is inherently anti-fascist.
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by nisegami 4mo ago
The law protects but does not bind corporations while binding but not protecting individuals.
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by nisegami 4mo ago
This is why threat modelling is essential. What are you trying to defend against and by whom?
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by nisegami 4mo ago
Is this supposed to be sarcastic?
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by nisegami 4mo ago
This is standard in my country. Seemingly as a consequence, eSIMs require physically going to a store to be activated (on the telco side), which has always seemed insane to me.
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by nisegami 4mo ago
The only time text-to-SCAD has ever worked for me was when Claude (the app, not even Claude Code) decided spontaneously to spin up an environment and check the renderings of its SCAD code. That session lead to something 90-95% of the way to
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by nisegami 4mo ago
I can't see the Steam Machine costing under $1k right now, and I expect it to be closer to $1200.
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by nisegami 5mo ago
The people doing the actual work should have secretaries, not managers.
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by nisegami 5mo ago
Probably a UBI-like approach? At least insofar as it changes the power dynamic in the employer/employee relationship.
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by nisegami 5mo ago
There's so much variety in hybrids that's hard to discuss as a single category. I think the most important question is whether the system requires a regular automatic/manual transmission or forgoes one entirely. The Toyota pl
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by nisegami 5mo ago
Can't we just use the version of the codebase from before that change?
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by nisegami 5mo ago
Almost a decade ago, I wrote and published a small companion app for a game and set a hard rule for myself that it didn't need the internet permission (and thus stuff like a privacy policy). It still managed to be useful despite that,
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by nisegami 5mo ago
Higher oil prices makes renewables even more competitive, so this is another situation where the extreme left and extreme right may agree.
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by nisegami 5mo ago
I know it's less likely, but I think the party who made the error may have actually been the attorneys representing the state and Bradley
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by nisegami 5mo ago
Quoting the article: >In court filings, attorneys representing the state and Bradley have argued Holland's lawsuit should be dismissed as the trooper has "sovereign immunity" as a member of law enforcement, and that it was
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by nisegami 6mo ago
So you trust a build they say doesn't have AI features, but not a switch that they say turns off the AI features? Doesn't seem like a logically consistent stance to me. Plus, you can just packet sniff and see if they're doing

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