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pohl
7mo ago
Very fun. I wonder, though: can one ever do “clean room” anything using these Plagiarism Laundering machines?
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7mo ago
Contract law will certainly be a casualty once Rule of Law has completely been broken. I don’t understand why the business sector isn’t pushing back more. Surely they must all know that the legal legal context itself, within which they all
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8mo ago
Managers and business owners outsource thinking to their employees and they deserve huge paychecks for it. Entrepreneurs do it and we celebrate them. But an invention that allows the peon to delegate to an automaton? That’s where I draw the
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8mo ago
If only there were some middle ground between those extremes
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8mo ago
The decimal code for capital X in the ASCII table is probably also a coincidence.
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8mo ago
Huxley was plenty prescient. Soma is basically scrolling for dopamine hits and distraction.
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8mo ago
Complaining about signaling virtue is just a pattern for signaling vice.
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8mo ago
Are you alluding to pyramid schemes or “Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair”?
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8mo ago
Swift really does hit a sweet spot. The best way I've found to mitigate the compiler speed issue is to factor my application workspace into different sub-projects, so that the sub-projects don't get built every time I make a chang
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9mo ago
Mitnik is in no sense “the original hacker”. Ever heard of Cap’n Crunch?
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9mo ago
You’re understating it by only mentioning Silicon Valley. I’ve worked with lots of great people from all over the world who brought their talents and education here to be productive in our economy, and I’ve never stepped one foot in Silicon
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9mo ago
Interesting that you literally chose him as family (albeit parasocially) when he's not actually family, and then somehow justify it by saying that one cannot choose their family. Pick a lane.
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9mo ago
This captures how I tend to use LLMs when coding on my side project. I keep my favorite quote in mind and guide the model towards finding the essence of the mechanism I’m seeking: “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to a
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9mo ago
How would "the legal market" sort out someone who repeatedly uses the legal system in bad faith but, because they're in Donald's orbit the only hope left of consequences is the threat of disbarment? It increasingly seems
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9mo ago
> But most of the "investors" buying up property are individuals... I think the relevant quantity we'd want to look at is what constitutes most of the property being bought-up by investors. Counting investors is going to
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9mo ago
We’ve got one of those in the US but it turns out the tradeoffs are terrible.
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9mo ago
I believe they announced “branch in new chat” on Sept 5th, so you’re not far off.
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10mo ago
Sounds like a pursuit where we win either way
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10mo ago
and green
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10mo ago
Zero. Non-zero only if someone says something deemed “woke”.
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10mo ago
IKR?!
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10mo ago
Is it possible that one is an input photo and the other is generative AI output?
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pohl
10mo ago
Yeah, meant to say unbounded
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10mo ago
Regular...albeit astronomically large (unless we're granting idealizations like infinite context, etc.)
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10mo ago
It's comforting, at least, that the electorate sends people who will keep important agencies like the EPA & FDA healthy and who will only appoint the best & brightest to run them.
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10mo ago
Very cool. It eventually got stuck for me, too, towards the bottom. Stuck detection would be a next step. Then you could plot the change in score for the current war, and overlay other plots that different wars took.
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10mo ago
For context, here’s an old article about how he kept asking his advisors about actions against Venezuela throughout his first term. Old flames never die. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jul/04/tr
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10mo ago
I see what you're saying, but I think it's a misunderstanding. 1D here only means that there's some state where the active cells are confined to one row — but one row within the ordinary 2D GoL plane. I'm sure the next
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10mo ago
Why do you think it would not be possible?
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10mo ago
I had a similar experience, signing up for the first time to give Gemini a test drive on my side project after a long time using ChatGPT. The latter has a native macOS client which "just works" integrating with Xcode buffers. I c
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