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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Lawyers shouldn’t set the direction because they tend to try to minimize liability at the expense of everything else. CPAs shouldn’t set the direction because they tend to want to structure your business in ways that save taxes, at the expe
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
No fault divorce if it’s initiated by the man was instituted by Moses in the Old Testament. There was no loophole involved.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
It’s illegal to call for boycotting Israel in many US states [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-BDS_laws
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
The problem with looking to a dusty old book full of loopholes for your moral compass becomes evident when you realize that pedophilia is never condemned in the Bible, and as a result the Babylonian Talmud endorses it.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Nice find! Maybe this is a ploy by OpenAI to use API requests for training while blaming the courts?
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
OneNote lets you add content in a canvas. It would be cool if there was an ASCII canvas note taking tool but I think it would have to be built on plain text from the ground up.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Yeah thanks for calling this it. I’ve been following builder.io for a while and seeing builder.ai recently made me think they had possibly pivoted because builder.io has always been on the code generation / design to code / form b
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Implicit in your view is that if something thinks it’s human then it must be. I think that is an interesting viewpoint. When I read the end, I felt relieved. It felt like a nightmare was over. So my viewpoint is that those creatures were no
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
The point of the book seems to be to argue about philosophical questions like what is or isn't human: > But it remains a feedback control mechanism. It has desires, it asks Prime Intellect to satisfy those desires, and it has more d
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Yeah this really just comes down to whether you are pro life or pro choice. I don't think anybody would have a problem with using 83k cameras to track a serial killer down.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
It’s more like a nightly training, isn’t it? IIUC the human brain learns from its experiences while it’s asleep, so it might be kind of like taking things out of context windows and fine tuning on them every night.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
This is very cool! Do you have data flow analysis implemented anywhere? I’ve been thinking about building my own Python interpreter to help understand how info flows around inside a script generated by an LLM and data flow analysis would pr
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
What you may be ignorant of is that there are IRL communities as well where there’s not enough of this behavior
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Have you tried going to partner dancing events? That’s where I met my wife. Contra dance, swing dance, etc. There’s usual more women than men in my experience, and you get to be a hero for saving the wallflowers from being wallflowers.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Auth0’s main differentiator is their tutorials for every framework under the sun. Want to have a SwiftUI, angular and Python command line frontends? They have tutorials for all that.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
A female close to me experienced side effects from shedding of the vaccine. She was not initially an “anti-vaxxer.” These symptoms were absolutely not disclosed ahead of time. I’ve seen with my own eyes people who tried to shame me for not
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Off the top of my head: First they were supposed to prevent COVID. That turned out to not be true, so then they were supposed to lessen the symptoms. Everyone I know who still frequently gets COVID had the shot. Anyone paying attention was
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Being able to use a shebang as a preprocessing directive is really creative. I’m really glad c# isn’t design-by-committee language.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Python typing hasn’t nearly caught up with C#. I regularly use both and c#’s type system is pragmatic and very helpful in avoiding bugs, whereas Python has no types by default and doesn’t check them by default when it does have them. It’s w
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
It’s comical how quickly some people resort to such extreme measures as if that were the only option they can conceive, rather than encouraging people to have families. Luckily more open minded thinking seems to be more common nowadays.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
One common leadership trend is to give minimal feedback like “this is not cool” and rely on competent people directly under the executive to guess what that means. Competent people can often lead themselves in the right direction, especiall
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Beware = be + ware, but most people don’t use be- as a prefix anymore (“I’m going to bequiz my students this morning”) and they don’t use ware to mean pay attention anymore. The word “sight” Is still in common usage though.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Yeah the main problem is lack of awareness, not indifference to something people are already aware of. In-group preference is a self preservation instinct in this case, and I’m confident in people’s ability to understand that instinctively.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
It means a trillion dollar company is affirming people’s dissatisfaction with the status quo for even more $$$.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
I think you’re underestimating how many whites care about the situation in South Africa. Most people I know care about the situation and are concerned. It could have been any white who worked there. You can’t just fire all of them.
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
My children are probably going to have a similar reaction to the SpaceX logo. I grew up watching shuttle launches, my dad grew up watching the moon landings, and now my children are seeing those boundaries pushed even more. I can’t say how
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
Long ago when I was a newb fresh out of college, I worked at a company that religiously enforced the standup rule “If it’s not relevant to EVERYONE in the standup, don’t discuss it in standup.” Then an exec walked in and started taking over
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
This reminds me of Dwarf Fortress, a game famous for its auto-generated stories. Boatmurdered is one such story—it’s brutal, fascinating, it’s in this uncanny valley halfway between random and an actual story. And it definitely isn’t formul
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
My gut feeling is that the offshore workers are going to be replaced by AI first. They have a reputation of bad quality work unfortunately, and it’s hard to know ahead of time who is good and who isn’t because there aren’t many connections
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by noworriesnate 1y ago
"Technicalities?" 70% does not round to 0%. That's not a "technicality," that is a blatant misrepresentation. If a boy was watching the sheep, saw a wolf, and cried "Dragon! Dragon!" and then the king and

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