shrimpx

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by shrimpx 3y ago
True AGI should have a personality, tastes, opinions, and feelings; and negotiate its role in a social hierarchy.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Tightly related to https://second.dev , also a YC company in the previous batch. Though Second is specializing its AI developers to doing code migrations.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Fair enough.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
How do you do that with an OSS project that's on GitHub?
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Btw what's "patterned Python"?
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Probably counting how many apps are in the wild to show investors.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Opt-out telemetry in companies based on open source projects has become a critical component of YC applications, VC pitches, and acquisition pitches. If it was opt-in of course nobody would turn it on. It's shady but I also somewhat un
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Yeah HN loved Pynecone! [x] I wonder if the new name is landing poorly or tides are turning against this 'everything in Python' space. Or the "Launch HN" tag encourages positive feedback. [x] https://news.ycom
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Ok there are symptoms but my understanding is for many people they're negligible. Also I'd be interested to see the symptoms related to actual chemical dependency on marijuana-specific chemicals, versus generic withdrawal symptoms
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by shrimpx 3y ago
It's not that you will die but your body will react adversely. Like with alcohol if you quit cold turkey you can get tremors and seizures. Even with caffeine you get brain fog and hardcore headaches. Basically with hard chemical depend
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Not only do they bend light paths to be invisible (or blurry!) to cameras, but they bend information waves so UAP info is never clearly processed by receivers. Anything is possible in Grusch high dimensions.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I'm a hardcore UFO skeptic but to your question, maybe it's like, trivial to travel through empty space for a billion years, and much more complex to travel in high gravity navigating all kinds of spiky terrain?
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I think their point is they have a real-time warehouse that can also be used in “stale snapshot” mode.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Thanks that is useful. Indeed I worry about cargo weight and sometimes avoid to take things I'd otherwise rather have with me.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
We have plenty of proof that you can build successful large-scale software without synchronization or zoom or in-person meetings. A successful project that makes use of synchronization doesn't prove that synchronization itself is succe
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Thanks!
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I'm eyeing an e-bike but part of me is afraid that I won't exercise as much and get lazy. Currently I bike often and get a pretty good daily workout as I climb into town.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
By the way, since the beginning of time, open source was happening asynchronously on email and IRC. Linux, one of the most complex and most useful pieces of software that exists, was done over asynchronous text. There are innumerable exampl
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Fuck Zoom and the never-ending array of torture devices the executive class uses to keep people loathing and afraid. Your Slack indicator must be green 24/7. You must be living permanently in the Zoom uncanny valley. And it turns out t
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by shrimpx 3y ago
As far as I understand, nihilism and existentialism were both reactions to the "death of religion". Nihilism concludes that everything is devoid of meaning. Existentialism concludes basically the same thing, but then is like &quot
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Things being "permitted" wouldn't occur to someone born recently in a secular context. This is a historical artifact in relation to the 1700+ year grip that Christianity had on people's minds.
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by shrimpx 3y ago
This reminds me of Dostoevsky's saying "God is dead, therefore everything is permitted".
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by shrimpx 3y ago
The US has a standing doctrine called 'delegation', where the executive is allowed to make up rules and enforce them. The Federalist Society finds that doctrine to be unconstitutional and wants to chip away at it. All 6 conservati
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by shrimpx 3y ago
The SEC should've left crypto alone. Instead of crypto getting destroyed by the SEC, now it looks like the SEC might get destroyed by the judicial branch if they choose to go up the chain with this case. This SCOTUS is massively unfavo
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I think there are two ways to "obsess over tools". One is to obsessively research and build your collection and sort of superficially admire your collection. Another is to bring in and master the tools one by one, driven by the ne
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Btw I didn't mean to imply it's forbidden information. It's just not that good/impressive/sharp. It often just doesn't inspire going back for more. Also like I said, I find it useful for software design. It ult
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by shrimpx 3y ago
As others suggested, this is likely a summer vacation dip, but speaking for myself as a non-student, my GPT (4 + 3.5) usage has plummeted. If you use it in a "what should be done" or "what is the right thing" sense, you
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by shrimpx 3y ago
Interested in underground electronic music in general. Any recommendations for artists or accounts to follow?
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I was surprised to see the invitation to follow all my Instagram friends. Now I’m getting follow requests for my friends. I use Instagram to network with friends “outside of work” and largely outside of the political sphere, and scroll thro
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by shrimpx 3y ago
I suspect pervasive alcohol use is in significant part an externality of, and used to 'unwind' from, the stresses and toughness of modern capitalist life. So it's probably not so easy to stop all alcohol use without addressin

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