salawat

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by salawat 8mo ago
>Show me the incentive and I'll show you the result Ah, you're one of those. See, this clever little aphorism of yours is the constantly reached for salve of the "wiseguy". "Everyone would do it if they were in m
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by salawat 8mo ago
Fuckin' A, nobody? If no one else will, I'll play Senex. First off, welcome to the Game. Everyone else is playing, nobody bothered to tell you. It happens. If I'm reading your post right, one of two things is happening. I&#x2
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by salawat 8mo ago
The system is simple. Your development hits a certain size, you have to build and fund a school for the community through fees if you're renting. So they go just short of the line, and crap out two developments and no schools, and leav
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It has been proven and blessed by SCOTUS that an email and continued use is sufficient cause to derive implied consent. Contracts are now essentially pointless in their one sidedness. Anyone pointing to contractual limitations as justificat
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A system is what it does. If a Market crash causes the poor to have to sell everything at fire sale prices to the only people left with buying power... The Article writer isn't wrong. If the Market going up causes buying power of the p
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by salawat 8mo ago
U.S. military hosts the single largest intranet in the world. It parallels the architecture of the Internet, but is entirely self-contained. Contracting with SaaS tends to revolve around RFP's in which you end up establishing an enclav
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I mean, most property developers are playing shell games to avoid the requirement of having to build school districts anyway in Texas from my experience living there. Build small developments up to just short of the line where it's req
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by salawat 8mo ago
>If you ask for a whole system in one prompt the result is usually messy. But if you break the work into smaller parts like functions or modules the results become much better. Full circle. If one has to do the full process of decomp, on
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by salawat 8mo ago
...That would be a cost center, sir. If you don't like our product, you are free to not use us and make your own while foregoing doing any business in anywhere with either of one of the two major political parties. There is a reason wh
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I've not found it to be the case that human beings regularly murder their parents; so at least in a sense, the problem of general intelligence isn't cursed; (foregone conclusion) given one does not straight up "raise" th
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This person understands perfectly the monkey's paw in the process of curling
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Corporations will abuse anything that qualifies as a nice thing if it makes a buck. Period. It is why we cannot have nice things.
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by salawat 8mo ago
>Comparing a software tool to "poisoning a well" turns a debate over style into a moral crisis that doesn’t fit the situation. If the information is accurate and the writing is clear, the water in the well is fine, regardless o
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by salawat 8mo ago
So... People are going to rise up? What makes you think most of them have enough slack in their finances to pack up and haul off to D.C.? Only the Elites do, and they pay full time lobbyists to do exactly that to make sure laws like you men
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by salawat 8mo ago
...You realize the only valid uses of supply chain risk you mentioned were DJI and Huawei. TikTok isn't providing services to the U.S. Gov. Anthropic is an American company with no foreign ownership. A supplier does not have to sell it
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by salawat 8mo ago
I mean. Yeah. GPL's genius was that it used Copyright, which proprietary enterprise wouldn't dare dismantle, to secure for the public a permanent public good. Pretty sure no one, (but me anyway) saw overt theft of IP by ignoring
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by salawat 8mo ago
YES. Thank you! Someone else "See"s! Heavens above, I'm not alone! The extraction machine is centralizing far too effectively! Society runs when stochasticly speaking, there is a large enough pool of parallel decision makers
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by salawat 8mo ago
Nah, nah, nah. Let me help you there. You don't have the big picture because you either haven't asked, or it hasn't been shared with you. If you ask, and you still don't have it, it's being intentionally hidden, or
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by salawat 8mo ago
I sympathize, and also tend to the left, but please, I beg of you, redefine violence to include long term, intentional creation and operation of fraudulent or harmful enterprise. It takes energy to keep doing things wrong to that degree, an
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by salawat 8mo ago
>Don’t know what it is about geek culture that leans so conspiratorial. The #1 goal one needs to accomplish to render an environment safe for the execution of conspiratorial activity, is to inure the occupants of said environment to the
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by salawat 8mo ago
Seems like you already know the answer, mate.
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...Sir/madam, we have test environments, and comprehensive banks of (overtime hopefully idempotized) test data. When your schtick is software verification, one of the first things you develop a damn near fetishization for is test data
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by salawat 8mo ago
I'd love to know who everyone thinks is going to be responsible for creating new language primitives to train AI tools on if no one learns the fundamentals of programming anymore. Someone has to make the primitives.
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by salawat 8mo ago
Aye, understood. Not like I'm not trying it. I'm also being mindful of it's limitations though. GIGO applies, and we're going to be making a lot more garbage a lot faster. Bullshit Asymmetry Principle and all
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by salawat 8mo ago
Even if it is as perennial as contempt for descendents, when the fact is that signals are getting so fast they trigger downstream responses faster than a neuron can finish it's refractory period renders it not exactly a trivially dismi
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by salawat 8mo ago
I know, I've just... never found someone who says, "Oh! The BLS survey? That's meeeee! I fill it out!" Ever. Admittedly I haven't necessarily hit up any other platforms, so maybe those people don't visit HN. To
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Sorry. Was talking a few steps ahead of everyone else not realizing I hadn't filled in the gap. Was referring to executives fascination with AI to replace human beings. It really doesn't matter the name on the building. There&#x27
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by salawat 8mo ago
Simple. I have two sets of data I can pull from to validate a claim an LLM makes. I have the linguistic corpora we produce (artificial memory, analogical to latent space built by an LLM). You are correct in that this modality is shared. I a
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by salawat 8mo ago
Every damn major problem of AI Alignment is something we've been tackling for decades. We just call it something different. Corporate Governance and resource allocation. Thing is, the decision timescale and ability to come to a definit
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by salawat 8mo ago
What do you expect? That people who shove their head in the sand, cover their ears and go "I had nothing to do with this" are suddenly going to wake up and grow a conscience that will threaten their ability to feed themselves? Tha

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