soiltype

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by soiltype 1y ago
Er... No that's not a meaningful critique. There's no framework that doesn't assume it's a random process. The point is to find out how likely each step is to occur, randomly .
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by soiltype 1y ago
All addressed in TFA. The author writes multiple times that this is experimental, would be a drop in the bucket, and brings its own power cost to implement - and that GAW is in no way intended to directly "fix" web power consumpti
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by soiltype 1y ago
I've rebuilt multiple gatsby projects in NextJS recently, and mostly it's actually been pretty nice. However, the crazy high level of abstraction and black-boxing does mean occasionally we run into bugs caused by undocumented beha
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by soiltype 1y ago
Since I don't use LLMs to directly code for me, I'm going to (mis?)place my trust in Kagi assistant entirely for the time being. It claims not to associate prompts with individual accounts. Small friction of keeping a browser tab
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by soiltype 1y ago
Seems the same thing. They're giving plausible deniability, but knowing they'll still scoop up a worthwhile amount of data/profit from some % of users.
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by soiltype 1y ago
public/private isn't a binary, it's a spectrum. we Americans mostly sit in the shithole middle ground where our data is widely disseminated among private, for-profit actors, for the explicit purpose of being used to manipul
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by soiltype 1y ago
I have more complaints about this shitty article than it is worth. At least it's clearly a human screed, not LLM generated. Just say you won't honor it and move on.
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by soiltype 1y ago
I'm not questioning the credentials of your coworkers - I didn't know they existed! Just so I'm clear then, because this adds a lot of context: Nobody else worked on the 2 softwares you mentioned, but you are on a team? Are t
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by soiltype 1y ago
> From the outside, it would appear to any domain expert that at least three other people worked on these giving the pace at which they got completed. Did several domain experts tell you this or are you making it up? > I can't im
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by soiltype 1y ago
The question was framed that way but in fact this conversation isn't about your personal resistance to a particular scam vector. Many sites do offload 100% of their emailing to 3rd party trackers. Therefore nobody can use those sites w
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by soiltype 1y ago
Yes, safety is a limiter on development velocity one way or another. I don't know whether "plotting harm" is a critical ability for passing some invisible threshold in not-well-defined intelligence. But building AI to avoid b
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by soiltype 1y ago
Like many situations in the current world, it's all a problem . Those with profit incentives to do so will create as many problems for society as they can. None of it is merely a distraction, we just don't have the capacity to de
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by soiltype 1y ago
it is believed by some to be inevitable, yes.
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by soiltype 1y ago
sexism aside, they did say exactly what they meant.
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by soiltype 1y ago
unless the product manager decided the link in the email is track.monkey.exe/sus/path/spyware?c=behhdywbsncocjdb&b=ndbejsudndbd&k=uehwbehsysjendbdhjdodj or something 2x–3x longer
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by soiltype 1y ago
That's all been thought of, yeah. No, AGI isn't a good thing. We should expect it to go badly, because there are so many ways it could be catastrophic. Bad outcomes might even be the default without intervention. We have virtual
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by soiltype 1y ago
sic semper operarius. you will never be given your time back by an employer. you have to take it. you might be able to ask for it, but it won't be freely given, whether or not you become more efficient. LLM chatbots and agents are, in
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by soiltype 1y ago
2 years ago i replaced my last win10 installation with linux mint and i literally never think about going back. i am a pretty technical person and i still run into issues sometimes that take a few sessions to resolve though. i wish it was
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by soiltype 1y ago
hell, i'm actually even ok with a browser openly having a political stance[1] and i also hate the way firefox communicates. the colorway thing (not the word itself; that's standard design terminology the OP ranter isn't aware