noduerme

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by noduerme 8mo ago
When humans, or dogs or cats for that matter, react to novel situations they encounter, when they appear to generalize or synthesize prior diverse experience into a novel reaction, that new experience and new reaction feeds directly back in
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Speaking of Spanish food and sweetened french fries, I think berenjenas with miel de caña are a truly underrated breakfast competitor. And Spanish tortilla is also sort of a dark breakfast food... I make them to keep in the fridge. Although
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by noduerme 8mo ago
I personally do not. But I don't work in the software industry. I write custom software in an industry that's as far away from tech as you can imagine. My management tells me what features they want, and doesn't care how it g
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by noduerme 8mo ago
The hell with with whatever speed boost I might get. I still write all my code by hand every day, and own what it does. I know it. And I don't have to worry about atrophy. Could've outsourced a long time ago to humans, if I wanted
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by noduerme 8mo ago
The nature of evil is that it's straight down the road paved with good intentions.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
>> BTW, I think a lot of people were/are greatly overestimating the value of coding to business success. It’s fungible from a macro perspective, so isn’t a moat by itself. Broadly true if you have $10M to throw at it, and know ex
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by noduerme 8mo ago
I feel like there's a lot of unexplored area in the carb-soaked-in-egg category that French Toast fits into. The major analogues being chiliqiles and matzoh brie. I recently did something like french toast bites where I cubed some sour
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Add crawfish and you're really talkin
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Haha. I'd suggest that what's missing in the um "latent space" here, is that the triangle should be a pentagon involving some form of bacon/sausage, and some form of potato. This cracked me up, because I had a fanta
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This is at best a superficial attempt to show that Anthropic objects to what is already in play. Personally, I'd rather live in a country which didn't use AI to supplant either its intelligence or its war fighting apparatus, which
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Now have them code a secure login system. "If I forgot my password, is it better to get a reminder by someone calling my mom's cell phone, or by sending me a carrier pigeon?"
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Finally, a good use case for AI.
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Some sanitization is better than none? If you're relying on the browser to handle it for you, you're already in a lot of trouble.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Not to sound incredibly pessimistic, but I spend a lot of time in bars, and I can tell you that most of the people I meet who haven't got two cents to rub together are as capable if not more so of being dishonest, greedy and malicious
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by noduerme 8mo ago
It was 40% more fun the first way you wrote it ;)
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This is the conspiratorial mindset. It's not much better than the mindset of people who seek power. It's wrong, because it assumes that everything is about control. For example, if I told you that a certain rich and powerful per
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Hah. Cool. Similar. But I implement it usually by having the whole page hierarchy in a SQL table and using wildcards.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
This seems like a sensible thing to build if you're going to allow it to run on your actual machine, but... I'd like to hear more context about why it was allowed to run on a machine with your SSH keys, and how it tried to exfiltr
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by noduerme 8mo ago
You're not wrong. But it's case, not tense. <3 Sorry, I'm not trying to be an asshole. I mean, I am one. But I'm not trying to be. Yes, those people did get some control. Yes - they are like the bad versions of us. We
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I mean, I disagree with the Atlantic's slant on politics, but FFS I can't even read or understand anything in that mashed up screenshot. Posting nonsense X-screenshots doesn't make a good case, it just looks like something my
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OTOH, then AIs could functionally drink, pee and poop
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mm. Think big and start an ETF.
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We have a mineshaft gap.
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What do you mean by "we"?
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Because a statue or a painting made by a human requires you to think about what their intention was and what they were trying to say. And requiring you to think about that, and actually thinking about something which someone else's tho
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Yeah, it makes sense, and the Atlantic is typically adverse to confronting reality. I don't think they took this from exactly the right perspective. You DO train a human. But Altman says: >>It also takes a lot of energy to train
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I'm a bit of an Apple optimist for this exact reason. I think the moat is collapsing, and Apple is best positioned to dispatch their own models in a year on their own widely sold consumer hardware, unless someone has a breakthrough w
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That would be great if there weren't the easy arguments that "if we don't build it bigger, China will", "it's for national security", etc. Far from forcing regulation on them, they're reaping windfall
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>> When did bald face lies become the norm in business ? When capital has nowhere to go, and the middle class become gamblers and speculators, and people who work become 'superfluous', lots of bad things start to happen. At
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It's not adding anything significant to the discourse if you read what we read all day, but it's of a piece with https://harpers.org/archive/2026/03/childs-play-sam-kriss-ai... and other things that

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