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by pohl 3y ago
> should be an all hands on deck situation [The Mythical Man Month has entered the chat]: Nine mothers, all hands on deck, should be able to gestate a baby in 1 month.
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by pohl 3y ago
The freedom to swing my fist ends at the tip of your nose. Private business owners also have expectations of freedoms. You know this. A platform owner should be free to implement the content moderation policies they see fit on the website t
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by pohl 3y ago
The freedom to think what, exactly, do you think is being threatened? Be specific. Cite examples.
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RedPilled AI: New Weapon for Online Radicalization on 4chan(gnet-research.org)
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by pohl 3y ago
Only you can say why you would, so I can't help you there. But, for me, for example: to GSD around the house while one needs to be in a Zoom, so that menial chores aren't waiting for me when I'm off work. Even Airpods let me
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by pohl 3y ago
One wouldn’t even need to go outside to want it. This could be the ultimate standing desk — one that you can bring with you to the kitchen or to the basket of laundry.
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by pohl 3y ago
This is a correct analysis, and I'm saddened to see it voted down.
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by pohl 3y ago
Lurkers are always the silent majority, and their patterns likely create opportunities to cache. I wonder, though, whether lurkers are likely to choose an app like Apollo. That user base might largely be a self-selected dopamine-hit-chasing
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by pohl 3y ago
Having free speech is allowing Birth of a Nation to exist, not making popcorn and watching it every night.
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by pohl 3y ago
Over how many of those years was there any active development, though? It just re-started recently.
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by pohl 3y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! The system requirements for Apple, on the front page, still say… Processor: 2006 or later Intel-based Mac, ARM based with Rosetta …so there are mixed signals.
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by pohl 3y ago
Rosetta should run it, but a native build would still be desirable.
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by pohl 3y ago
That won't stop 'em. Confidently-asserted lies are more compelling, it seems.
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by pohl 3y ago
Just yesterday I was pondering Ithkuil, the Sapir–Whorf Hypothesis, and LLMs.
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by pohl 3y ago
I’m sure the fine folks at Агентство интернет-исследований aren’t having a hard time coming up with ideas.
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by pohl 3y ago
I think you’re still leaving out a lot of scenarios that don’t involve stock trades.
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by pohl 3y ago
I heard about it mid-day in the context of how it was spread by verified accounts on $8chan (the microblogging site formerly known as Twitter) and picked up from there by news feeds.
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by pohl 3y ago
Sounds like you’re assuming the blast radius would always be limited to the stock market?
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by pohl 3y ago
Suppliers are motivated by demand. Consumption of CP causes child exploitation.
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by pohl 3y ago
One could have spoke similarly about the Apple Watch, but it’s still tethered to a phone. I’d love to just have the watch.
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by pohl 3y ago
What might be their motivation for this, then?
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by pohl 3y ago
Everyone pays all the time — through externalities.
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by pohl 3y ago
This is not a mutually exclusive “or”.
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by pohl 3y ago
I think it's fair to call Terminal.app out especially, though. It's in sore need of an uplift in many ways — with True Color support being another annoying example. In a few weeks at WWDC we'll find out if they've ignor
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by pohl 3y ago
They have explicit support from the top of the party. They're actively defended by it.
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by pohl 3y ago
Yeah, "desensationalizing" doesn't really work when the peril should be the lede, does it.
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by pohl 3y ago
I wonder how it would "desensationalize" something that probably ought to be framed more urgently than the press typically does, like the threats against democracy by creeping authoritarianism and white nationalists. Maybe that&#x
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by pohl 3y ago
Sounds interesting. Just out of curiosity, how would they cover something like the recent "town hall" that CNN hosted for DJT?
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by pohl 3y ago
That will always be an issue and, moreover, always has been an issue — not only with code one obtains from other humans through forums, stack overflow, and blog posts — but also with code written entirely by oneself. Code we get from an LLM
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by pohl 3y ago
The beauty of abstraction, though, is that it liberates a person from needing to worry about lower-level complexities. The same should be true for LLMs. It shouldn’t need to know your entire system. Start a new thread with judiciously restr

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