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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Platonism - not even once. Green is the smell of my grandmother's lawn on a hot summer day. Just because things are similar to a lot of people doesn't mean their fundamentally the same.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Imagine: - "this chisel was used to carve profanity" - "this pen and paper was used to write statements against the king" - "this scrivener was hired to write blasphemous pamphlets" - "this printing press
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Innovators Dilemma, mentioned here, is great. If you enjoyed this article, don't overlook that recommendation.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Long live regex!
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Occasionally I put on multiple programs. Movies in one room, an audio book in another, music in another, etc. Your mind drifts to what is interesting. Lights strobing. Working on 5 different home projects in parallel. It's a vibe.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
> So I said, imagine you had 10,000,000sub10 grains of sand. Then you could … well, uh … you could fill about 10,000,000sub10 copies of the observable universe with that sand. I don't get this part. Is it really rounding away the v
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
I wonder what other predictions from 2009 James Cameron's Avatar will come true.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
The brain (GI) is multimodal..
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
> The True Believers hypothesis rings false because that would be a frankly ridiculous belief to hold. Sometimes people profess ridiculous things, but very few of them put their money where their mouth is on prediction markets. It sounds
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
As someone who has never studied distributed computing seriously, yet a systems guy, three or four articles deep here: I feel like I've had my eyes open to a new corner of computing and therein the answers to my problems.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
This is anticipated from work on constrained output from LLMs, and it's good to see it being developed. One nitpick though, this paper mentions the complexities of implementing type checking for program prefixes in languages that are n
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Nothing is demonstrably secure, only not demonstrably insecure. This is - hey our builds come with a bunch of resources you can use to try to prove they're insecure, but you probably can't - but it's an advertisement.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
All you need titles stopping is all you need.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Trust nothing.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Oh man, my guys may be able to be replaced if you have enough time, but I'm fucking terrified they would leave. It would set us back 6mo or a year at least. The stack is too complicated, and yes, there is a lot of pressure to pick the
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
"virtually" wonder why it needs to be qualified like this.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
> this technique could be suitable for printing micro-electronics or sensors onto living tissue. I was thinking we could use tattoos to identify tardigrades, like how they tag animals for research purposes, but this is next level.
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Mugshots are pretty locked down now, but when I was younger, you could just scroll and scroll. Used to go through, check to see if I knew anybody. Got lucky a few times. Well, if you think you're safe, you're not, and if you think
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by seeknotfind 1y ago
Excellent fun. Now just to create a prompt to show iterated LLMs are turing complete.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
I tried to come up with an optimistic response, but when you consider all the ways data can be exfiltrated: if you can send a bit, you can send a file.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Google makes the impossible, hard, and it makes the easy, hard.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Here's the dangerous way I put it that I only tell senior people: understand why rules were made and make sure the people who made them would be happy.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
I never went to class myself unless I was required, had an exam, or loved it. Sometimes I would skip my research advisor's class to do research in his lab. Even if I wasn't in class, I was there though. I'd get notes from som
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
We need AI EU OS to cover all vowels.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
I have one rule about ATMs. Always take out the maximum amount.
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
The Amazon reviews for this book are bad, but hey, for free!
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
This implies an API where the server has a single shared implementation. Imagine for instance that the server implements a shim for each version of the interface, then there isn't a need for the null in the API. Imagine another alterna
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
This is the same as a null pointer, and the requirement is very deeply tied to protobuf as it is used on large distributed systems that always need to handle version mismatch, and this advice doesn't necessarily apply to API design in
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
Blend recommends songs which you both would like, but it's not a shared queue to listen to music at the same time. Love the feature tho
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by seeknotfind 2y ago
The reinforcement learning objective including things like thumbs up/thumbs down captures people's preference to be flattered.

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