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by pastel8739 1mo ago
I don’t think they were complaining about literally flipping tabs but rather just needing to context switch so often. This doesn’t sound like it helps with that.
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by pastel8739 1mo ago
Or, in the case of X, into the outside of the wall of the garden with no way through
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by pastel8739 1mo ago
do you have a reference to anywhere that discusses this further? It seems pretty trivial to me
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by pastel8739 1mo ago
Ok, I’ll bite, why is this wrong? For a list of items I and an operator LEQ which returns bool for any pair of items in I, SORT() returns a list S such that: 1. Every item in I is present exactly once in S 2. For each consecutive pair of it
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by pastel8739 1mo ago
Is this because load is lighter on their JSON endpoints that their gRPC ones?
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
Aren’t quants and what you would usually refer to as “investment bankers” pretty different groups of people?
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
This is the same pitch that people make about AI today. Speed isn’t the differentiator, quality is
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
They are definitely trying to get you to think that Apple (the company perhaps single-handedly responsible for developing Chinese manufacturing) is racist
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
You would never put an Oxford comma in a list of two items
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
It actually says “celebrating Ohio and America’s 250th” (not Ohio’s) so this works ok
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
> QWERTY is hard to quit Is your moonlander not QWERTY? Can’t you just change the layout, if not? Or do you mean the Ortholinear layout is hard to get used to? I’ve been wanting to buy a moonlander…
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
What does “distance to 100k people mean”?
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
The parent is, to my reading, arguing that Anthropic is indeed advocating for a ban. I do not see them making any judgement on whether that ban is justified or not. I don’t think that claim is hardline libertarian.
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
Formally verified against what spec?
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
Doesn’t this “adaptive system” just become part of the static defense? The same way that a bit of code that checks passwords against a db is “dynamic”, the options are either to beat the dynamic system (guess/phish a password, trick th
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
I find “bad at comms” to be such a cop out. As if it’s saying that the company is so troubled and misunderstood, but really, you would see, is good if only they could figure out how to _communicate_ all their complex thoughts
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
If you’re working on it for 2 weeks, why not just write it yourself (perhaps chatting with an AI on the side to develop your thoughts)?
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
I’ve had a little bit of this excitement when an update comes out with Zed. Updates are frequent, and while it’s totally usable it’s still immature enough as a full IDE that the improvements are often something that will directly improve ho
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
Isn’t there still risk for a lender in a typical interest-bearing loan? That the borrower will default?
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
I don’t think this is true. OpenAI is well known, but they still benefit from drumming up hype about AI, keeping it in the news, etc.
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
The problem is that the people telling us about these things are the same people that benefit from their model (and AI generally) being used, getting publicity, etc. I think we desperately need some independent group to evaluate claims like
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
I’m pretty sure that is exactly what your role is to the companies in the content business
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
https://youtu.be/pQvrap19Eng
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
You could imagine that this wasn’t the case, right? Or you could imagine that investing in it for those people who do want it might improve your own life (e.g. by reducing traffic) not to mention society as a whole?
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
Yes, exactly. Because if you’d paid that penny for a server on the regular internet you would just link to the real site
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
But you could imagine a country that invested, in addition to roads, cars, and oil, in public transportation, cities that you can get around on foot, and in renewable energy. Such a country might be better off that the US is now.
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
I wonder if the fact that you linked to clear web source code links rather than onion links demonstrates why people might pay the penny…
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by pastel8739 2mo ago
Are you suggesting that in fact we have not entered any new wars in recent history?
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by pastel8739 3mo ago
Why is that better? Because you read about it in a sci fi book?
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by pastel8739 3mo ago
I personally am _not_ used to seeing the sun after sunset and before sunrise.

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