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   by skulk 2y ago

   I glanced at your code examples and it looks quite similar to ByteBuddy[0], a Java library for manipulating JVM bytecode. [0]: https://github.com/raphw/byte-buddy
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   by skulk 2y ago

   A "with" statement can't redefine control structures in JS or any of those languages. See SICP 4.1 definition of "eval", this is more like reifying "env" to the function being evaluated.
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   by skulk 2y ago

   Best we can do is include a small kitchen in the back seat of the waymo so you can cook while you would have been driving.
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   by skulk 2y ago

   or emacs/org-mode
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   by skulk 2y ago

   True status is your impact on the world, both realized and potential. Being able to waste thousands of meals' worth on food for a mundane everyday item is a cheap approximation of that.
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   by skulk 2y ago

   Being near the higher end of that age range, I distinctly remember that I stopped being a happy kid once I started using the Internet (at around age 12) even before addictive algorithmic feeds. This statistic does not surprise me in the sli
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   by skulk 2y ago

   Equating physical property (subject to scarcity) and digital property is what ends up destroying the foundation of freedom in computing. Can we not perpetuate this way of thinking and instead find better ways to support creators?
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   by skulk 2y ago

   The "search" process for your brain structure took 13 billion years and 20 orders of magnitude more computation than we will ever harness.
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   by skulk 2y ago

   > This is the first time I've encountered anybody else who has figured [taxes keep currency value up] out and says it openly. Wut? This is one of the basic principles of Modern Monetary Theory, and reams upon reams have been written
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    by skulk 2y ago

    The whole lecture is a screed against egalitarianiam.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    I could probably beat any of them in chess.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    So you're saying everyone (or almost everyone) has the potential to be great, we just need to give them the opportunity. Maybe if we go a little farther and say no one, at birth, inherently deserves more opportun.. oops, we're bac
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    by skulk 2y ago

    > What if you suddenly found yourself, through luck or hard work, in a gentrified position? Then I would certainly not be listening to lectures by Johnathan Bi. I would definitely read and love Nietzsche though.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    The very beginning of this lecture exposes it as complete rubbish. > Nietzsche thinks this book is gonna be wasted on most of you, but for his rightful readers, it will free you to achieve greatness. Nietzsche wrote his books to cultivat
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    by skulk 2y ago

    I wonder what it would take to mathematically prove that consciousness can't be reduced to elementary math. Probably some kind of insane proof by contradiction.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    I'm guessing GP meant scam as in "a terribly short-sighted way to structure an economy" rather than your garden variety bait-and-switch scam.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    This is insanely fun to just flip through. I found a "sex" neuron. https://neuralblog.github.io/llama3-neurons/neuron_viewer.ht...
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    by skulk 2y ago

    I've seen your monorepo and it's definitely impressive. How are you going about acquiring clients though? It's not like I have any advice but I'm curious what you've tried.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    I don't even know how to respond to this. Stating facts is fearmongering? Eugenicists? It looks like you've gone off the deep end on this.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    Maybe in 200 years, the industrial revolution itself will be considered a crime against humanity.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    Stunning lack of empathy (and a healthy dose of DRTFA) on display in the comments. The point isn't that undesirables get cleaned up during Olympics, it's that it's being done in a way that's not humane. There are support
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    by skulk 2y ago

    There is no such thing as "the current moment" unless you arbitrarily choose an inertial reference frame.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    > A human made god is always a false god. This is probably the best argument for atheism I've ever heard.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    Be careful to never drop the subdomain on that one, there are some real fun types of people there.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    thanks for the link, that article does challenge some of the views I had on cycle commuting and income. Where I live, there is definitely seems to be a positive correlation but reading the "archetypes" from that abstract made me r
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    by skulk 2y ago

    That's people who cycled "once" in the previous year. This discussion so about people who cycle to commute or otherwise regularly and I agree with the vibe that it's only for the rich or otherwise fortunate in the US. I
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    by skulk 2y ago

    But wizards are, by definition, fictional making Gandalf a bona fide wizard. Unless we're holding out hope that magic might be actually real.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    It's stored in your history stack. I spent 15 seconds pressing the back button slowly becoming more and more horrified as I watched my characters disappear one by one. You can see how it works for yourself by opening your browser devto
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    by skulk 2y ago

    > otherwise there will be a great upheaval and billions will be impoverished and living in favelas in 20 years. Let me just... yep. 1.1 billion living in slums or slum-like conditions today. We're already there.
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    by skulk 2y ago

    if you accidentally create way too much data and it gets automatically hacked up, do you get a huge bill? Or is it capped somehow?