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by saghm 1mo ago
Surely they have enough money to hire either someone to teach them to do it better or someone to give the presentation instead.
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by saghm 1mo ago
If you have examples of studies that verify that people are always aware of the gaps in their memories of why they did things rather than their memories sometimes "filling in the blanks", so to speak, I'd be interested. My i
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by saghm 1mo ago
It's pretty messed up that the only way to "solve" this problem is by treating addresses that Google mishandles as uninhabitable, but I'd be lying if I didn't tell my wife I was concerned about living on a corner ag
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by saghm 1mo ago
I've stopped believing in the accuracy of Google maps after my experience at my last apartment. The ground floor of my building was a deli with an address like 123 4th Ave, and the entrance to the deli was basically facing the corner i
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by saghm 1mo ago
That's sort of similar to how modding in the Witcher 3 works. The scripting is distributed with the game itself and compiled during launch, which is great in terms of how much stuff is easily moddable, but a complete nightmare in terms
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by saghm 1mo ago
I didn't say copy paste, I just said "sent each other" and "fed into". I'm sure there are plenty of ways to streamline that!
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by saghm 1mo ago
You think that they communicate? I just assumed they sent each other output of Claude, which is then fed into Claude
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by saghm 1mo ago
I don't totally disagree with you, but although I loathe the "public companies are legally required to maximize profits above all else" meme, I do think that it's where to companies tend to end to in the absence of other
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by saghm 1mo ago
Back when I played WoW, at some point the people running the fandom wiki "forked" it to move to different hosting, and I think even now years later the fandom one (which stopped receiving updates when the fork happened) is still r
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by saghm 1mo ago
> If he likes it that way then all the power to him. Except the literal power, apparently!
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by saghm 1mo ago
If you don't believe that a system can be set up in a way that discourages certain people from trying, then sure, you can only measure the success of people who try. I don't find it plausible that there are no structural influence
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by saghm 1mo ago
"female led" is only a selling point if women are underrepresented as founders, so it still circles back to whether or not the industry already had a pattern of sexism that made having a prominent female founder an outlier in the
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by saghm 1mo ago
I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree then. The context of their comment was whether the corporation or humans are to blame, and the comment I responded to reads to me like saying that the corporation has no blame and the humans
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by saghm 1mo ago
You're entitled to your opinion that scrolling to the last comment on the page is preferable to reading the article. I'm also entitled to mine that it's a net loss to the quality of conversation.
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by saghm 1mo ago
Did you read the comment I was responding to? They said corporations don't exist and the individual humans deserve all of the blame. I fully agree with everything you said except for "No one says structure doesn't influence b
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by saghm 1mo ago
Feedback in a forum stating something the developers are probably well aware people want in a location the developers might not even be reading is not particularly useful feedback. As for the comment thread utility, sure, I guess if you thi
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by saghm 1mo ago
I don't know about you but I don't tend to let other humans have access to my computer directly to do stuff for me
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by saghm 1mo ago
It's no lazier than saying "Still no <feature> support"
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by saghm 1mo ago
If the structure doesn't have any influence at all on the behavior, why do we have regulations against monopolies (at least on paper)?
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by saghm 1mo ago
I only realized very recently that being able to specify .gitignore files in any part of a repo can be combined with wildcards to just put `.gitignore` with `*` in a arbitrary directories to make them get ignored without needing to modify a
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by saghm 1mo ago
There's a pretty huge difference in our understanding of the methodology of how LLMs make decisions and how humans make decisions, so I don't understand why you're arguing that anything about how humans make decisions is rele
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by saghm 1mo ago
> But for the other stuff, of course you need to tell the government who you are??? How else are you gonna pay your taxes? Just send them some money anonymously and hope that settles it? Of course they need to know who's paying thei
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by saghm 1mo ago
I don't find the fact that I don't call any humans "action predictors" to be a particularly meaningful insight because my rationale is that it's a weird thing to call a human; football coaches can do plenty of other
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by saghm 1mo ago
After a couple decades maybe it's time we do something for them!
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by saghm 1mo ago
Okay, I "can have" a formal bet with my friend that the sky will be green tomorrow, and I'm sure they'd agree to bet against that. I don't see why you think that's a useful statement in the context of arguing t
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by saghm 1mo ago
"Reckless endangerment" is a thing, but unfortunately I would expect trying to sue an AI company for it would be an uphill battle
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by saghm 1mo ago
That seems overly pedantic to me. If I asked you "What's your prediction for the Super Bowl?", I'm pretty confident you would infer that I mean predicting the outcome , not the event itself.
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by saghm 1mo ago
I posted the screenshot in a reply to the sibling. The skill issue seems to me to be on the part of the web development that led to dark mode themed like that.
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by saghm 1mo ago
Okay, let's be concrete: I don't think the word after "permantly in" is readable, and I don't believe you would find it readable either: https://imgur.com/4WKHQ9J Maybe it's not technically &qu
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by saghm 1mo ago
Yeah, I thought it was obvious enough, but then again, I also seem to get a lot of disagreement every time I directly express the opinion that ID verification for internet use is a terrible idea, so I have no confidence which side the downv

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