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> But I’m skeptical that the target user is thinking clearly enough to prompt this well. Over time, target users will learn to think and communicate this way. As this is what tools will demand of them.
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I thought I was the only one who remembers this one.
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The API contract doesn’t stipulate the behavior so GitHub is free to change as they please.
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Most responses here are about systems and tools — which help, but they're compensations working around the issue rather than at it. The underlying problem is network regulation in the brain. Your Default Mode Network (the self-referent
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This is a fun piece to dissect because it's self-aware about being uncharitable, yet still commits the very sin it's criticizing. The author's central complaint is that LLM evangelists dismiss skeptics with psychological spec
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Matthew Prince’s framing of Italy’s action as a “free speech assault by a shadowy cabal” is rhetorically exaggerated, but his underlying concerns about due process have legitimate basis—confirmed by EU Commission criticism of the same syste
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Is Waymo L5?
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And conversely, Eastern philosophy often centers on phenomenology, using first-person introspection to realize the nature of existence and consciousness itself.
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Science and eastern philosophy differ in epistemological objectives and methodological scope: Science is characterized by objective empiricism; it relies on third-person observation, quantifiable data, and the principle of falsifiability to
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Can they spend 7 digits?
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Tokens aren’t free.
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The Venezuela operation is estimated to have cost around $250,000,000. Big actions require a big payoff.
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That’s a fair point, but I think we can distinguish between critical thinking and negativity. We can rigorously test an idea or decide it’s not for us while still maintaining a supportive environment. Often, the most helpful feedback isn&#x
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Anyone can win the presidency.
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If he loses his pension, then let’s cover it.
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Turn the attention to the pure sense of awareness itself. Turn the attention away from external objects and sensations. The awareness of tue awareness itself.
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This is a unilateral invasion and regime change operation with no Congressional authorization, no UN mandate, no coalition. It's unprecedented in its brazenness—not because the U.S. hasn't done regime change before (Chile, Guatema
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Reading through this thread is disturbing not because people disagree, but because of how the disagreement is happening. What I'm seeing is a breakdown in the ability to hold consistent principles across contexts. The same people who c
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this is actually not a terrible idea.
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You’re possibly not entering into the flow state anymore. Flow is effortless. and it is rejuvenating. I believe: While communication can be satisfying, it’s not as rejuvenating as resting in our own Being and simply allowing the action to u
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Interesting indeed. Thanks for sharing.
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> sci-fi is the most infra-y literary genre: 100% … … disagree! I think this is confusing explicit with deep. Realist fiction is actually more infra than sci-fi because it operates inside the infrastructure. Like, when you read Balzac or
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If you’re going to pen a letter to Rich Hickey, the least you can do is spring for Opus.
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What your daughter is experiencing isn’t just disappointment. It’s the collapse of a worldview. She built her identity around a core belief: effort creates safety. That belief was scaffolding she stood on, and it just broke. This is grief.
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You can’t fix this for her, and trying to will likely push her further away. What you can do is be a steady presence that communicates: I see you. This is real. You are not diminished by this. And I’m not going anywhere. Don’t try to refram
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You wrote: “I told her for years that merit would protect her. It didn’t.” You believed that because you wanted her to be safe. That’s love. And you were working with the information you had. The guilt you’re feeling is its own kind of grie
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Some old dogs resist learning new tricks.
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I wish it were easier to just say to someone. Hey I don’t want to hurt your feelings, but I’m feeling to end this conversation now. Is it OK that we bring it to an end?
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Curious about the authors authz implementation. Preloading authorization data into memory does not, by itself, provide the specific security guarantee (consistency) that defines Zanzibar. The Zanzibar model is famous not just because it is
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How did you meet your wife?
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