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by nwienert 1y ago
The only way you’d know is by tuning into him, right? So do you listen to him often?
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by nwienert 1y ago
It's definitely worse on the left, the group that's constantly inventing new ways to censor and exclude talk, not just action, the right leans far more libertarian in that regard. Most conservatives hate Reddit though so I doubt t
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by nwienert 1y ago
I’m all for disliking him if that’s your thing, but the argument that he’s inconsistent isn’t true unless you’re going back nearly a decade, in which case most people are.
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by nwienert 1y ago
That shows some set of intelligence had some sources that told them they don’t, far from proof of anything let alone anything relevant here. And we know several high up yet largely unknown to the public defense ops claimed the opposite, ie
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by nwienert 1y ago
You’re right, but a large part of the reason many come here is to participate in a strongly left wing idea reinforcement operation. HN skews left and votes in brigades to enforce that. So many times I’ve opted to not refute things because I
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by nwienert 1y ago
Source being that ridiculous fanfic Cheney movie? You’re even further off than me, even high level CIA was divided, along many other orgs that supported it. Where did Colin Powell get his evidence from? And the OSP? Even if we agreed Iraq w
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by nwienert 1y ago
Certainly the pressure on them and the “intel” they saw on WMD was in part the work of the deep state, that the president was captured by them is sort of the point.
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by nwienert 1y ago
He’s changed opinions over time and admitted it, but been consistent for the last handful of years.
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by nwienert 1y ago
There’s incredible utility to the term. It refers to people in the government with a lot of power and little public exposure, and perhaps some indication of using their power against the will of the general public, and yes there’s tons of t
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by nwienert 1y ago
I’ve seen some of the problems before, like https://o3-failed-arc-agi.vercel.app/ This is not hard to build datasets that have these types of problems in them, and I would expect LLMs to generalize this well. I don’t see ho
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by nwienert 1y ago
Seems still possible to spend effort of building up an ARC-style dataset and that would game the test. The ARC questions I saw were not of some completely unknown topic, they were generally hard versions of existing problems in well-known d
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by nwienert 1y ago
The law is good at dismissing bad faith arguments like this, they are conceptually very far apart.
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by nwienert 1y ago
I bet it’s pretty easy to reproduce enough of Harry Potter from these models that any judge would see it as not fair use - you’d just have to prompt it in the right way. I’d bet a large sum that when this eventually shakes through the Supre
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by nwienert 1y ago
Its the law (for now, very early on this in the process of deciding the law, untested, appealable, likely to be appealed and tested many times in many ways). Meanwhile other cases have been less friendly to it being fair use, AI companies a
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by nwienert 1y ago
You seem to think everyone shares your view, around me I see a lot of people acknowledging they are useful to a degree, but also clearly finding limits in a wide array of cases, including that they really struggle with logical code, archite
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by nwienert 1y ago
I mean i mentioned its volatility has gone down. People use stablecoins as well for the same reasons. Shitcoins are different.
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by nwienert 1y ago
People value a way to store money securely in a place that can’t be physically robbed, that can be sent internationally with low fees quickly. You don’t need anything else. For years the haters on here would screech “but it’s volatile” - no
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by nwienert 1y ago
Missed this but - there’s a very meaningful difference between templates and React at least how most people think of templates. React lets you return dynamic tree structures and insert code anywhere inline in that structure. Most templates
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by nwienert 1y ago
Cheers brother, not many people know that specific nightmare. Glad you’re over it.
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by nwienert 1y ago
Dopamine can help autoimmune issues - if they haven’t seen a rheumatologist I’d recommend it.
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by nwienert 1y ago
Combination of two autoimmune conditions, one Ehlers Danlos. Actually EDS is interesting because it became a fad I guess on TikTok to claim you had it like Tourette’s, further exacerbating the above issue. It’s got a wide spectrum. My dad h
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by nwienert 1y ago
As someone who had years of undiagnosable pain and after many years (and more than one doctor trying to suggest it was all in my head) I just want to say to anyone reading who has it - Don’t let yourself be gaslit that it’s all mental. It s
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by nwienert 1y ago
Agree, it's great. And beta 1 => 2 fixed a ton of stuff. Plus there's a ton of room to keep improving from here for years to get to some really cool UI.
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by nwienert 1y ago
Been test driving the iOS beta, and as a designer, I like it. In fact, I think it's great. You could tell beta 1 was early, beta 2 already fixes many of the issues.
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by nwienert 1y ago
I skimmed part of it, but unless I missed some huge caveat I think you’re backwards and GP is definitely right. The article mentions React, then sort of dismisses it later saying the other two strategies are better to implement instead of d
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by nwienert 1y ago
React isn’t templating though.
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by nwienert 1y ago
What are you talking about? I was 14 learning PHP in 2003 and every tutorial insisted you salt and use a more secure hashing algorithm. It’s weird to see people say things so boldly that are so wrong.
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by nwienert 1y ago
Shift some nouns and this is basically exactly what LLMs for coding are like, except the downside risk is “git revert”
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by nwienert 1y ago
Not the parent but I had a Kubernetes setup I migrated to Swarm a few years back. I don't remember a most details honestly, but I do remember deleting so much configuration (and duplicate config with my local compose), and generally fi
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by nwienert 1y ago
I'm all for doing it, the problem as-is is there are real downsides to something like Canine especially when it's super early like this. Posthog gets away with it because they aren't alpha (and have better humor, amongst othe

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