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by summarybot 3mo ago
I found #6 unnecessarily difficult. While I personally really enjoy puzzles, primarily logic ones and spelling ones, this melted my brain. Maybe you could add a "hint" button that shows you which letter is the starting letter fo
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Yttrium is a chemical element with the symbol Y and atomic number 39 :)
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by summarybot 3mo ago
What's the cost/benefit analysis on Papermark being open-source?
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by summarybot 3mo ago
If an "assistant" never replies to an e-mail, what is it "assisting" with exactly? If this was a bank with a bank teller, you told the teller to never speak to a single customer, and then celebrated the fact that no one
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Small government vs Big government and Family Values vs Social Nonobligation would have been much cleaner.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Authoritarian versus Libertarian? Really?
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by summarybot 3mo ago
So cool! Love that Clojure(Script) is the language of choice here. Seeing a graphical tile nestled in a function call blew my mind for a hot minute, there.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
It's about training data and using Claude to compare 2 outputs and have it indicate the better one. This gives you higher quality training data that you can use to train a fresh set of weights. Weights don't get adjusted on-the-
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by summarybot 4mo ago
Let the ironic screaming at the sight of this word commence!
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by summarybot 4mo ago
I don't know if I can get behind .71 implying "correlates really well" ... that's the issue I had recently with talking with GPT, it was evaluating my logical reasoning ability based on the vocabulary I was employing. Y
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by summarybot 4mo ago
I traced the two-party dynamic back to something underneath district size a while ago: how we vote. One person, one vote, actually encourages first past the post winners. Shrink the district, grow the district, doesn't matter, you&#x27
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by summarybot 4mo ago
It'd be interesting to run some numerical simulations to see at what number of Reps coordination becomes unfeasible or leads to perennial grid-lock. The Senate, on the other hand, is the "saucer" for the hot tea of the Lower
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by summarybot 4mo ago
The House of Representatives is already a cacophonous, boisterous coliseum.
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by summarybot 4mo ago
You mention Steve Jobs and how he focused on a luxury line. That's not just because he has nice aesthetic sensibilities, it's also because people who buy luxury products have money. Which of your product ideas is the most luxuri
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by summarybot 4mo ago
1) Who are you building for? Customers (paying ones) are everything [in startup land]. 2) Sounds like you need both supportive morale-boosters (rare) and a cool co-founder (even more rare). 3) Go to some in-person meetups for startups or e
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by summarybot 4mo ago
Eh, Google controls the add-ons marketplace though. They control what add-ons are allowed, and they could even audit the add-ons for malicious code/behavior. Google, being a company that collects 75% of its revenue from ads, is being
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by summarybot 4mo ago
more precisely, the interwebs
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by summarybot 4mo ago
It's almost as if someone who is selling api "access" to the "latest frontier models" is prepending "Say you are <frontier model>" and forwarding the request to <not frontier model> :P
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by summarybot 5mo ago
The distinction is what appears: appearances, versus what actually abides: reality.
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by summarybot 5mo ago
The framing that a 20% A cap distinguishes "extraordinary" from "merely strong" work is self-defeating. It measures performance relative to a single cohort, not against any absolute standard of mastery. If 40% of a cla
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by summarybot 5mo ago
mega deflating - i was just telling a colleague how openAI missed the mark by trying to mimic google search by incorporating ads into chat responses... and then google follows suit. do not want
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by summarybot 5mo ago
You say "you don't see seeing, you see objects" ... Seeing itself is an irreducible fundamental of the universe in the human perspective, that's the point. If it could be reduced and you could split the act of seeing in
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by summarybot 5mo ago
The assumption that you made earlier , that reality is material first and perceptual second , continues unchallenged in your experience. Your certainty is based on the words of others who also don't know. You should really examine th
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by summarybot 5mo ago
No, the genetic fallacy is not germane here. You are conflating the derivation of knowledge and direct knowing, which are distinct. You conflate the ingredients on the back of the label for the taste of the sweets in the pouch. The taste
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by summarybot 5mo ago
Largely I find your points reductionist and insulting to the very sacred experience that is unfolding for you and me. Consciousness is a primary or even a priori phenomenon from which all of your surmisals stem. You have got it backwards.
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by summarybot 5mo ago
Except that ++a means increment first and a++ means increment after. And that's well-documented and thoroughly understood. Implying that this is undefined behavior is a cop out and cope. Preposterous and juvenile. If not implemente
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by summarybot 5mo ago
GPT is unusable, untrustworthy, unreliable now [may 2026] - SouthPark poked fun at GPT calling everything a brilliant idea and the retaliation by "Open"AI was to nerf any response that didn't denigrate the user and inflate th
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by summarybot 5mo ago
Who's phil?
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by summarybot 5mo ago
> If you would like to test your compiler (posting back the results in the comments is really appreciated, especially from strange/uncommon compilers and other languages which support pre- / post- increment .... Uh, 85% of them
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by summarybot 5mo ago
Radios are not capable of producing their own music.

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