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Having gone through the whole cycle from 1 dev... to 2 dev-lead... to 3 large-ish team qa-lead for offshore devs... to 4 qa-lead for offshore qa... to 5 actual qa ("a" is for assurance as opposed to the quality control that pass
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Manic episodes is not and ADHD symptom, you're looking at bipolar here. Please.
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not Berkeley, its Russell Barkley. He's done a few hundred videos after he retired from the day job, but now he's 72 and really retired, so it's back to Google scholar we go... :-)
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9mo ago
genuine answer that it's really easy to look this up. start with a search on "Roosevelt".
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9mo ago
Orwell's "Airstrip One" moniker from 1984 comes to mind. Most apt in the context of the recent north-Atlantic tanker interdiction exercise. Them NATO bases are quite useful!
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So you mean to say it is different because it needs to be different to exist? Following that same logic, may I inform you that your income going forward is different: it has to be directed to my bank account, because the account needs the m
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Sure, the Melian order of the world is something one could consider as always there. Still, how much of Thucydides still applies when cheap drones, nuclear MAD, and environmental tragedy-of-the-commons are taken into account? https:/&
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Arggggh. This just after Russell Barkley finally decides that his post-retirement Youtube career is over. Seriously people just go learn from those who dedicated their life to the subject, don't waste time you cannot afford not to lear
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9mo ago
You work 14 hours per day every single day? What's your fitness regimen?
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interesting, were the colonists the expansionist ones?
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Kids make mistakes. You do not want predators to use the threat of your punishment as a lever on your kid.
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9mo ago
Hi Sam. As you wrote you are 7 days a week, how many hours is it per week?
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Yeah sure. Here's one for the new year from a 57 years old: There is always novelty if you stay curious. Boredom in your life will only start once you have become boring. 6-7 !!! (who here also thinks the true meaning of 6-7 is reactiv
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9mo ago
hhmm. in the repo you write: "every descriptive variable name, ... — all designed for humans to read and write" do you really think the llm will not benefit from using good names?
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9mo ago
Please no, because this would be feeding the sea lions.
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9mo ago
May i suggest you consult the website realclimate.org? this and many other classic denialist tropes are well addressed there. Thank You!
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It's funny I never noticed anything in Hinduism that would claim truth or morality are subjective. Can you list —I don't know— some Upanishad or the Baghavad Gita? I was always under the impression that the Indian mess was a side-
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Whatabout much?
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Principles matter, like doors are either closed or open. Accepting that people who write things like --I kid you not-- "...using nascent AI emotions" will think it is acceptable to interfere with anyone's email inbox is I thi
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10mo ago
I agree to strongly disagree. There are strong ethical rules around including humans in experiments, and adding a 60+ year old programming language designer as unwitting test subject does not pass muster. Also this experiment is —please tel
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Rob over-reacted? How would you like it if you were a known figure and your efforts to remain attentive to the general public lead to this? Your openness weaponized in such deluded way by some randomizing humans who have so little to say th
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Spamming people is cool now if an LLM does it? Please explain your understanding of how this is pretty cool, for me this just doesn't compute.
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The Politics of Superintelligence
(noemamag.com)
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"Reverse centaur" is I think better fit for purpose than eg. Minotaur, as the head of a bull doesn't match. "Reverse centaur" does not say what the head is made of. Maybe Iron Maiden ( https://en.wikiped
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ok I do not understand. What is preventing this import std/errorcodes from allowing me to use: raise errorcodes.RangeError instead of what Nim has? or even why not even "import std/ErrorCodes" and havi
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Oh wow snorted? Did you keep in touch how well is he doing now? I suspect he's not doing so well with the brain damage and the likely switch to other substances.
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I think this is relevant to HN because the HN crowd understanding hyper-exposed themes better is a net positive.. So: One of the very many supersad things in this: the Broadcaster weakened here (Kan), as the public broadcaster, has been one
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I really works: if you got cancer, sign up for the SVO to get money, go run a bit in Ukraine, and then you don't die of cancer!
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I really think the proper term is "YOLO" for "You Only Live Once", "Turbo" is wrong the LLM is not going to run any faster. Please if somebody is listening let's align on explicit terminology and for this
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Don't you think there are a few things we could say on this subject to bring the debate to good-old-HN level? (1) LLM's Attention mechanisms are clear enough at a conceptual level: "the chicken didn't cross the road bec
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