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by sdwr 3y ago
Yeah this is the dream for ChatGPT. Someone with enthusiasm, some knowledge, and tons of free time.
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by sdwr 3y ago
I wouldn't have noticed without the disclaimer, but it's quite poorly written, in a glossy, vapid sense. It bounces between personal comments and sweeping, overwrought generalizations. > This is the democratization of design at
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by sdwr 3y ago
Yeah, it saves me time + effort, and lets me reach for larger changes than I otherwise would. It acts as a safety net / scaffolding as well as just answering Qs / writing code.
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by sdwr 3y ago
I see it as reaching for a point it doesn't quite get to. It's pointing out that comedians are focused on opposites (up / down, good / bad, big / little), and they play with the contrast between extremes. It echoes
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by sdwr 3y ago
This whole thing is pretty damn well-argued, paints a compelling picture. I see myself in it, but it could be in a horoscope / med student way. Humour is definitely a way to de-fang the world, and smooth over difficult situations. The
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by sdwr 3y ago
How could someone so handsome be so pessimistic about life?
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by sdwr 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH10TsgozG8&t=26s
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by sdwr 3y ago
Thanks for posting - hobby game dev here, know just enough to be dangerous.. if I was going to start a new project, it would be in your engine, seems like it splits the diff between Love + Godot, more robust than Love, not as geared towards
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by sdwr 3y ago
Enumerable as in "computationally enumerable", or "able to be enumerated in a reasonable amount of time x cpu x memory" The beginning and end of the game have less possibilities to consider. The midgame has the most poss
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by sdwr 3y ago
Algorithm 1 doesn't say shit! It says "pick the best move", or "pick all the moves". From start of game to 50 squares left is enumerable. From 36 moves left to end-of-game is apparently solvable. The middle is the c
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by sdwr 3y ago
This looks like a George W "Mission Accomplished" moment. - the game is obviously known to be a draw - but we don't have computational power to enumerate that - so test a bunch of game states - and confirm that none of them a
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by sdwr 3y ago
A post-scarcity society is kind of a present-day reality for people with enough $$$ in the bank (including Seth McFarlene). Maybe that's the attitude he's cultivated. He's certainly no stranger to labors of love - I just foun
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by sdwr 3y ago
> Next, we selected 2,587 positions out of the aforementioned 2,958,551 positions and formulated hypotheses regarding their outcomes. We chose them such that if all these hypotheses were proven correct, it would prove that the initial po
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by sdwr 3y ago
That's exactly how it works. Invest thought into it before it happens, then when it becomes an issue, there's already awareness and possibilities have been mapped out.
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by sdwr 3y ago
I like how even in your fantasy world, the socially confident men are still working in tech https://youtu.be/h95DooxMFsk?si=oQF6jwHdCBs8clTr
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by sdwr 3y ago
Hello, Eric? This is your mother, and you are not my baby
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by sdwr 3y ago
Saw this video yesterday about how the reality show Love Island got professionalized in the same way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8VqPxYM2tY
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by sdwr 3y ago
Yeah, you can see in the interview that they are LOCKED IN to the core Mario concepts. Really get the sense that Mario is an institution, a career at Nintendo. Explains why the game feels subtly boring, at least from the trailers I watched.
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by sdwr 3y ago
> Goblins steal a mother’s child and replace it with a ravenous changeling. When the woman asks a neighbor for advice on how to get her child back, she is told to make the changeling laugh, because “when a changeling laughs, that’s the e
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by sdwr 3y ago
> Dogs require work and attention. This is the entire story right here, I don't need to read the article now.
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by sdwr 3y ago
What I remember from part 1 is that his tongue was cut out and chemo made him want to die. The series is a look inside the Type A personality. I see it as the intersection of addiction and unshakeable self-assurance.
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by sdwr 3y ago
> limited also by the "highest-level mind" Well said. Consciousness is given as much as taken, emerges from dialog and space granted. You can uplift a dumb pet just as easily as you can stifle a smart person.
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by sdwr 3y ago
This! I struggle with this too. It's a hit to the ego to let someone else in, takes away the illusion of a great solitary struggle, but there is nothing more helpful.
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by sdwr 3y ago
Swimming is where it's at! Sounds like a little went a long way.
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by sdwr 3y ago
It's remarkable how many opportunities for error there are in this process. Even sighted cooking isn't easy the first time. Has to be a good analogy for something.
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by sdwr 3y ago
"Saturated", as in the first usage under "Web", refers to market saturation. The word is questionably appropriate in the first case, and wrong in the second. I suspect that what he means (in both cases), is that sales ar
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by sdwr 3y ago
As far as I can tell, comedy is about transgression without consequences.
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by sdwr 3y ago
Well, the "joke" part of it is that his explanation remains formal and polite while his behavior gets progressively more feral and then it's funny in a tension-relieving way. The common interview experience is having to remai
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by sdwr 3y ago
> Hinton believes that Donald Trump's posts aren't really about facts or their authenticity but are about distilling his beliefs by having his followers learn a probability distribution that carries a rich signal. That's t
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by sdwr 3y ago
I'm saying it's stealing! You have a pre-existing equilibrium with your child (the parent asking the questions). Maybe it's good, maybe it's ok. But you want more! You want access to their inner thoughts, and fears, and

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