permo-w

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by permo-w 8mo ago
>What would you have rather done if you were the poor mother in middle of nowhere India and you had 6 children with complete lack of material stability. You would have rejected it? There's a major inconsistency here. You're con
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by permo-w 8mo ago
They're suggesting that you listen to and address the points they made rather than simply rephrase your original viewpoint. I'd suggest you try to understand that psychological problems are real and that you only get one brain. Yo
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by permo-w 8mo ago
I think it's perfectly reasonable to have distaste for farming out unpleasant work to poorer countries. But also I think it's perfectly reasonable to accept that it's a fact of life and realise that it's literally redire
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by permo-w 8mo ago
Blame Visa and Mastercard and the puritanical-when-it's-convenient media
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by permo-w 8mo ago
Nonetheless, de facto, they are independent. And if you'd glance back at my comment, I deliberately referred to it as "assimilating with mainland China" to pay lip service to them seeing themselves as the true government of
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Proposal to Illion-Ise the Byte System(billibyte.site)
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by permo-w 8mo ago
Taiwan is already independent. Surely the normal way to refer to it would be as coming out against assimilation with mainland China?
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by permo-w 8mo ago
Voting on articles?
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by permo-w 8mo ago
How many times are we going to reinvent the wheel of LLM usage and applaud? Why every day is there another LLM usage article adding essentially nothing educational or significant to the discourse voted to the top of the frontpage? Am I ju
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by permo-w 8mo ago
How does it feel to read yet another unbelievably unenlightening article about LLM usage voted to the top of the frontpage for the thousandth day in a row?
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by permo-w 9mo ago
it's not short-sighted, it's virtue signalling
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by permo-w 9mo ago
vibe coding applies to very few people in this thread. almost all the people here are talking about using LLMs to do something they could do anyway, to save time, or getting the LLM to teach them how to code something. this is not vibe codi
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by permo-w 9mo ago
my comments were all on different topics making different points in different comment chains. the guy I was replying to here was essentially making the same point over and over in a single comment thread, daring someone to argue with him
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by permo-w 9mo ago
all of my comments were on different subjects
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by permo-w 9mo ago
people understandably love to understand complex things as simple logical puzzle pieces. they do it with words too. people have this tendency to act like words are formally-defined mathematical concepts, and then agonise over whether their
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by permo-w 9mo ago
don't call someone else's comment low effort and follow it with little more than a strawman-ish summary of what you'd like the comment to have said
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by permo-w 9mo ago
you're all over this thread seemingly trying to get someone to argue this point with you, or perhaps just to prove how nuts Elon is, as if people don't already know that, for example, from the time he did a nazi salute in public t
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by permo-w 9mo ago
I was wondering this. what is the minimum amount of text an LLM needs to be coherent? fun of an idea as this is, the samples of its responses are basically babbling nonsense. going further, a lot of what makes LLMs so strong isn't thei
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by permo-w 10mo ago
e+ is such an unintuitive decimal representation system. going in blindly, it's completely non-obvious what "e" stands for, surely "d" would make far more sense. also, the namespace for e is plenty filled up as is,
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by permo-w 10mo ago
Apple has this feature on iOS. no idea where they source the info from, but in your keychain it will say something like "this password has appeared in a data leak"
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by permo-w 10mo ago
I had to discover this myself. when I first started working on personal projects on my PC, I'd give each of them some whimsical name, usually a pun or play on a quote from a tv show or song lyric. then in a few months time I'd com
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by permo-w 10mo ago
I'm not sure I've ever seen a contact page that wasn't like this. I always felt it was basically reasonable. if you can direct someone to an answer without having to waste money/time/compute on providing custom serv
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by permo-w 10mo ago
both have an obsession with seeking the truth and understanding what's real
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by permo-w 10mo ago
even second hand?
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by permo-w 10mo ago
to nitpick, short of holding evidence of a literal internal memoradum stating it, $100,000 or $100,000,000,000 won't be able to prove that a company has no intention to resume the use of a trademark at some point. the entire affair is
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by permo-w 10mo ago
honourable of an idea as this is: "When its use has been discontinued with intent not to resume such us" you will never ever be able to prove no intent to resume and as such the entire effort is beyond pointless
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by permo-w 10mo ago
short for relationship
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by permo-w 10mo ago
this is basically the equivalent of saying that content-farm writers might read your content and bastardise it into seo slop. okay, sure, it's true, but it was always true and AI doesn't change it significantly
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by permo-w 10mo ago
if a potential defense is to simply the spammers, then the site was previously just as likely to start hiring content-farm human slop writers as they are now likely to use AI, i.e. the site probably wasn't that great in the first place
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by permo-w 10mo ago
oof I only caught the meaning of this on the third read. depressing

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