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by noch 2y ago
> Any idea what our next steps are? [..] try to figure out a less damaging knowledge-based filtering mechanism [..] It should cost some amount of money to post anything online on any social media platform: pay to post a tweet, article,
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The Infocom Cabinet (1981-1987)(archive.org)
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The Developers Who Came in from the Cold(weblog.rogueamoeba.com)
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PS5 Pro Technical Seminar at SIE [video](youtube.com)
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> So if the post-$40m raise founder's share is $30m (number doesn't really matter), he'd have to pay 1.1% of that in wealth tax? So he'd have do dilute his share from e.g. 75% to 74.25% Paying 1% on $80M for a company
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by noch 2y ago
> Just this last week, I went to two art exhibitions in Paris that involved generative AI as part of the artwork; here's one of the pieces The exhibition you shared is rather beautiful. Thank you for the link!
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by noch 2y ago
> "remix culture" required skill and talent. We were told that what we were doing didn't require as much skill as whatever the previous generation were doing to sample music and make new tracks. In hindsight, of course yo
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by noch 2y ago
> Judging by how they've been trying to ram AI into YouTube creators workflows […] Thanks for sharing that video and post! One way to think about this stuff is to imagine that you are 14 and starting to create videos, art, music, et
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> I'll personally buy it for $2Million for anyone that can get it and assign me the full code/weight and rights. If you are serious, you should put the funds in an escrow contract and announce a bounty. There are many brilliant
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I Left Norway to Build My Startup(thefp.com)
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> Thus, smacks more of no-true-scotsman than something I can chew on. I wasn't making a judgement about you or your work, after all I don't know you. I was commenting within the context of an app that you described for which an
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> This is a 30KLOC 6 platform flutter app […] It's a real system, not kindergarten "look at the React Claude Artifacts did, the button makes a POST request!" This is powerful and significant but I think we need to ground o
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Blockchains Simplify Transactions(privy.io)
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Lattice SDK for Interoperability and Decentralization of Modern Defense(anduril.com)
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> Look, if there’s no reasonable way to transfer in bitcoin and transfer out USD there’s no point to any of it. In reality, there are billions of Dollars, Euros, Pounds, AUD, and other currencies moving in and out of crypto daily via on&
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by noch 2y ago
> Every transfer costs money. Yes, all real world payments, from credit cards, to bank transfers have transaction fees. Depending on where you are in the world, even cash payments can include taxes per transaction. > Every swap costs
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What Is Intelligence?(devoneriksen.substack.com)
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by noch 2y ago
> We should just settle on a single internet currency that's fast, interoperable and not a market for speculation. With respect to crypto, a "single currency" shouldn't be a prerequisite because, with a $3T mcap, cryp
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Stephen Wolfram's New Theory of Time [video](youtube.com)
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The Moon Should Be a State(piratewires.com)
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The Only Reason to Explore Space(palladiummag.com)
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> There isn't anything on Mars that would warrant a city. That's your opinion and it's irrelevant to those who are more ambitious and curious than you. On top of that, you're taking out of your rear, because you haven
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> I strongly disagree that you need to cater to existing workflows. I didn't say that these tools need to though. :-) I said that actual high-end game developers need precise control over every aspect of their game. A developer need
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> Why do you think that's true? > These will get faster and they will get controllable. Brother, you're preaching to the choir. I've been shilling generative tools for gamedev far harder than you are in your reply. :-)
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> This is the Unreal Engine killer. Give it five years. We need to calm down with the clickbait-addled thinking that "this new thing kills this established powerful tested useful thing." :-) Game developers have been discussi
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> If you think it's about money you haven't understood the real issues. Incidentally, and obviously, I completely agree with you. And aside: People who think money is an actual limitation often sound to me like people who'
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Why Smart People Believe Stupid Things(gurwinder.blog)
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Smart People Are Especially Prone to Tribalism, Dogmatism and Virtue Signaling(musaalgharbi.substack.com)
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> I want a scientific mission to mars I hope doing so pushes science and engineering know how forward. I encourage you to implement this mission. No one is stopping you. I hope you succeed. > Going to mars on a larger scale is present
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The State of U.S. Science and Engineering 2024(ncses.nsf.gov)
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