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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
I've had tax stuff reverted even. eventually was allowed I think. Wikipedia has problems.
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
What is important is crime rate given exposure. Not crime rate. Mitigation matters. This misreasoning or misrepresentation is at the heart of a lot of nonsense to do with interventions and effects. See COVID and what not. It is very hard to
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
A few points that seem to be going unstated here: a) allowing share buy-backs might be good or bad. But it isn't good or bad unconditionally! The restrictions on the buyback policy should matter. Ideally, buybacks should make prices b
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
It does feel like it hide the important context often summarized as a meme: a) it doesn't happen b) ok it happens, but it's rare c) ok it's not rare but the impact is minimal d) ok it's not rare and the impact is not min
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
This seems AI generated or assisted which is fine but I'm wondering if the stories of humans interacting with this stuff could be even more interesting. If it's intended to be useful to different kinds of humans, it might also be
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
Is there anythong in the "backend" pre-ai, data scraping etc that is open and decentralized that people could use? It feels to me like the bigger problem is more about assembling time series of "news" not "news toda
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
"Agentic" feels like the new "Generative". Yes, it means something "vague" and vibes oriented. It's when you can run things in a terminal or async or something maybe.
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
What kind of tasks were successful? What kinds of tasks failed? Have you tried deeply "get me the data" tasks say for example "assemble me the time series of cash flows associated with the Japanese Soverieng Debt". Somet
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
That explains why Something like bitcoin might emerge but not specifically bitcoin. Presumably first mover advantage etc.
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
The problem is this kind of long form "thinks" miss the basics and even uses polarising denialist phrases like "fear mongering" There is a an obvious incoherence and even misreasoning present in the people most ruined by
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
What is the baseline spying by ALL agencies? For non experts this would be useful to know. Just heard something suggesting most comms are fully infiltrated anyway for certain foreign actors but have no idea how to validate those claims myse
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
Have we considered that the assassin, directly or indirectly, is a seditious third party actor trying to destabilize the US? I am not claiming this is true. But merely that if I was employed to destabilize the US, I would claim to have been
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
No the empathy comment is about it being confused with naive sympathy. Empathy means fully simulating the other person state of mind and world. Empathy is cognitive spend. Love thy enemy is a short cut because human brains seem to be unable
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
They mention symmetries and invariances and what not but I wonder if it would be better to clearly emphasize that, in some problems, when you remove certain kinds of symmetries you are are combinatorially worse off. And this is ridiculous
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
Am I right that there is no CLI yet? I feel like I'm crazy sometimes that many people see to be only using these through IDE when I feel like the CLI (claude, codex, gemini) are superior for most "agentic" tasks. Is there som
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
While I generally agree with this and am angry at "the elites" who seem to both want increased fertility but also don't really target it in their companies ... I think the bigger unspoken issue is really the TFR skew. Global
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
From my experience, OTAC is typically associated with sites that want to prevent automation and scraping. By that I mean I have seen it being used at EACH log in to create extra friction. Interesting this is being used as part of "regu
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
This is one of these "best efforts" but also "lying a bit in marketing" is ok I guess. On bad days this really bothers me. It's probably not the biggest deal I guess but somehow really feels like it pushes us all ov
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
What are the actual data on this now? A lot of people I know could be doing AI and I don't think there is that much special in the experience but yes a few years of correct experience matters I suppose. But it does seem bizarre ... Is
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
Is it just me or is the premise of this the opposite of your work life as well? I have worked in the space of "fast" primarily and that is the main objective. Fast, iterate ... Don't be like "IT" (the slow team nobo
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
A related question: has anyone looked into secondary markets for services like this and rate limit "sharing"? Legals, technicals etc.
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
Is it just me or is the entire concept of "ownership" kind of wrong in the realm of digital (things that can be copy pasted infinitely and distributed mostly for free)? Instead we should have ideas of AUTH, AUTH fraud (distributin
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
It feels like what is needed is some kind of protocol for decentralizing the police force (and judiciary downstream). It's a nice idea to have have choices (hopefully it is opt in) but it would be nice to have more choices for protecti
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
Very strange. I and some friends I have asked about this have found the opposite. Sure, IRL people are avoiding discussing anything that matters for the most part but then if something does matter, no matter how trivial, they often seem to
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
As someone in the industry, I have many times asked people how regulators actually track margin / levered exposure and it seems like they basically don't. Any situation where you can make bets on the market that pay off larger tha
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
As a syncthing user who has also thought about this problem, syncthing is good but reading around it seems like running it on a phone is a pain and then simply pasting from share or clipboard is yet another pain to implement. So there is po
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
I have landed on journal (ordered by timestamp) + occasional topics ("spatial") pattern of blob notes. Doing topics is too hard initially and you end up hitting some point where you feel like you need to refactor. Doing "jour
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
While things like git submodules have problems, are they not sort of the best of both worlds camp? I never quite got the arguments/grumblings about this stuff but perhaps I do not understand what friction people are hitting up agains.
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
So true and it makes me feel better to have this mental model. I find it useful for simple things that are perhaps just beyond search and copy paste but sometimes wonder if the more technical stuff is not even quite right as it is possible
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by nobodywillobsrv 1y ago
To be fair, leaving everyone behind and not seeing them again was kind of what people did in the great grandfather era mentioned in the article. Even not that long ago. I was talking to someone only perhaps grandma age the other day who sai

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