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by recursive 2mo ago
A real life companion cube, even with the same corporate juggernaut flavor.
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by recursive 2mo ago
People like doomscrolling. They could uninstall their doomscroll apps, but they won't. This puck wouldn't stop most from doomscrolling either. Probably a few, but it's already possible for a few people to stop doomscrollin
63.
by recursive 2mo ago
Wow, it lasted over a week.
64.
by recursive 2mo ago
Irrelevant. They have all the leverage and the submitter has none.
65.
by recursive 2mo ago
That makes it sound like they made a mistake.
66.
by recursive 2mo ago
You can just add one and then remove it. That way you're not lying. And also it doesn't sound like you're disagreeing with them so you sound like a problem.
67.
by recursive 2mo ago
Please be nostalgic somewhere else.
68.
by recursive 2mo ago
The mayor of Nashville is elected.
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by recursive 2mo ago
This is a good job? It takes me a half dozen scroll actions to get each sentence of text. I'm not risking a carpal tunnel flare-up just to get through effectively one paragraph of content.
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by recursive 2mo ago
People are drawn to nicotine use. And still people complain about smoke.
71.
by recursive 2mo ago
It seemed implied by knowing one of two employers and the estimated total size of the population. I could have been wrong.
72.
by recursive 2mo ago
If it's intended for a global audience of 12, just send it to them. No need to publish.
73.
by recursive 2mo ago
Every time I accidentally start vim, I just buy a new computer.
74.
by recursive 2mo ago
Then why is it published on a public website?
75.
by recursive 2mo ago
To the OP: your sibling explanation comment here is flagged and dead. I don't know why.
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by recursive 2mo ago
It could be an app. Minesweeper is an app right? Unit conversion? Color palette designer? Metronome?
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by recursive 2mo ago
Burgers don't drive cars. People drive cars, and people eat burgers. Is that the context you were looking for? We've identified two ways to reduce carbon production. 1) reduce production per human. 2) reduce humans. Only the fi
78.
by recursive 2mo ago
No. Sometimes they produce code that's ok in small units, but definitely not all the time.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Exactly. I would want a good looking svg. That's the evaluation.
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by recursive 2mo ago
> After a bunch of AI winters, it turned out that a remarkable degree of what makes us human can be expressed just by a bunch of weights Agree to disagree. If there was a realistic way that I could make LLMs less effective, by poisoning
81.
by recursive 2mo ago
If your school mascot is a pelican and you need to make a flyer for the upcoming bike safety event, then this precise thing becomes useful. Most things that are useful in the real world seem not useful out of context.
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by recursive 2mo ago
The ones getting culled aren't the ones that chose the system.
83.
by recursive 2mo ago
And the human is human. The idea that we'd have to justify the existence of humans relative to LLMs based on objective metrics sounds like it's leading in a bad direction. If the LLM gets their power budget down to nineteen watts
84.
by recursive 2mo ago
If you need to scroll the viewport left and right to read a line of text, that seems kind of unfriendly.
85.
by recursive 2mo ago
This sounds like a critique of mobile browsers. Make friendliness the default!
86.
by recursive 2mo ago
Yes. It's original.
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by recursive 2mo ago
You said "really it's worse than exponential". But that's based on your own personally-interesting way of measuring n, which is inconsistent with the given way.
88.
by recursive 2mo ago
Then we may conclude that you may not be interested in this.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Big O analysis never implies size in bits. It's just often done. In this case, n is just the numerical value of the input, so I don't think this is correct.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Nor am I but I found this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL35y1nTkxQ It seems to be a challenge where you drink a specific amount from a pint in one try such that the bottom of the foam splits the Guinness logo. It&#x27

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