strideashort

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by strideashort 6d ago
We need to pivot math towards intuition and accessibility. Math has built a gated, inaccessible institution which - by design or not - served as a moat. I believe math has little to do with mathematical notation - intuition is much more imp
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by strideashort 6d ago
REST or specifically non-self-documenting rest has always been a bad idea. SOAP does not need MCP, for example.
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by strideashort 6d ago
Why should i change my outside to accommodate you? You are forcing a mould on a person whose brain works differently to accommodate the majority. You have no clue at what costs it comes on the long term (I do, and it’s not pleasant). I reco
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by strideashort 6d ago
Selective injustice reparations imo cause new injustice. The mess of distribution of resources in the present is a consequence of thousands of years of injustice and power accumulation. Ownership of land - which is normalized - is absurd, f
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by strideashort 9d ago
Well how do you detect autism if it’s traits never show? It’s a bit loke saying fish don’t develop aquism unless they are facing non-acquatic environment. Kinda crude comparison but you get then idea.
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by strideashort 9d ago
Resource competition. Fighting robot drones for water, agriculture land (solar cells) is plausible ai would not have incentive to go full terminator. But in a way literal starvation might be worse.
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by strideashort 10d ago
Not onset, that makes no sense. Environment makes certain traits visible - eg noise and smell sensory issues, even social settings. Put me in a forest and i will be indistinguishable from a neuro-prevalent - no social pressure, no noise, no
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by strideashort 10d ago
I am pretty sure neuro prevalent type is the disruptive one
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by strideashort 15d ago
Async await is a glorious fucking event loop which obscures the primitive, crude simplicity to something unrecognizable which most developers think does something it absolutely doesn't. it could be sth along the lines of: on(x=foo()){
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by strideashort 16d ago
i know at least one eu country which ruled processing PII this way is not permitted without consent.
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by strideashort 17d ago
bigstrat2003 can’t even figure out basic things. They can’t program well despite putting years of life into that effort. I'm not worried they will suddenly develop intelligence out of nowhere. See, I, too, can write meaningless prose.
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by strideashort 17d ago
AI expert != Expert on impact of introduction of unprecedented non-biological intelligence in a biological ecosystem. I think you meant the 2nd and yes, we are all about to get a dose of “expertise” in the field.
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by strideashort 17d ago
“Experts” on _what_ exactly? What fucking field of study makes you an “expert” in a never seen before scenario?
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by strideashort 17d ago
So what? it’s not like they can outcompete AI
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by strideashort 18d ago
People don’t want free speech. They want free speech as long as it’s aligned with their little echo chambers where they feel all safe and fluffy.
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by strideashort 18d ago
Whoever controls violence controls the world, as simple as that.
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by strideashort 18d ago
Gnome was pretty good until they did exactly the same.
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by strideashort 18d ago
Pretty soon there will be no need for recording and editing . IIRC House MD was one of the first shows to use digital (5D mkII). Soon there will be AI generated shows. Perhaps entirely personalized. Youtube, generate me a TNG episode.
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by strideashort 21d ago
My intuition is you were among the crowd who cried “their company their rules” when same companies were taking down covid posts.
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by strideashort 2mo ago
Open source let Redhat get away with basically close sourcing RHEL. Big mistake.
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by strideashort 2mo ago
this is silly. first: "Trump alleges 'stunning' Chinese election interference, deep state coverup" FALSE is of course incorrect, because Trump did in fact say that. So that statement is correct. “China interfered with e
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by strideashort 3mo ago
The reason is more than apparent. So long freedom, it’s been nice living in STASI free society for a while. Too bad power attracts the people who will make sure they keep it in their hands.
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by strideashort 3mo ago
Well, the amendment is definitely ambiguous hence all these discussions. And everyone interprets it to their liking. Do I think the government needs internal counterforce? Absolutely and there are plenty of countries today to see why. Do I
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by strideashort 3mo ago
No it’s not. The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed, _because_ a well regulated Militia is necessary to the security of a free State.
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by strideashort 3mo ago
A single man is no threat to the state, so your example is wrong. A militia could be. To be able to form militia to resist the government, individuals have absolute right to be armed. The mechanics is really pretty simple. And yes, I believ
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by strideashort 3mo ago
You are simply reading the sentence wrong. Well regulated militia is not condition.
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by strideashort 3mo ago
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. It’s about the right. The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed, _
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by strideashort 3mo ago
Which part of “shall not be infringed” is hard to parse, exactly? The question is not if you agree with it or not, the question is, if the constitution matters at all. If your position is that constitution should be overridden by contempora
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by strideashort 4mo ago
Nico choreography. Interesting, other choreographies don’t use belts to indicate levels. Like “I am 2nd dan salsa dancer”
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by strideashort 4mo ago
A Person of any gender, sex, color etc etc can harass or hurt another person.

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