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by svieira 3y ago
Looks like it's the successor to https://github.com/atlassian/react-beautiful-dnd given https://github.com/atlassian/pragmatic-drag-and-drop/tree/ma...
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by svieira 3y ago
If you have enough people who will do what you say it doesn't matter how many pennies you have. Mao was right (analogously to how Machiavelli was "right", not in the moral sense of "right" where, as Socrates says [p
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by svieira 3y ago
Information-free voting is also a huge issue. Having everyone vote-as-Tim-does is rule-by-Tim but by another name.
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by svieira 3y ago
You are expecting too much out of this basic approach. The "simple" similarity search in word2vec (used in https://semantle.com/ if you haven't seen it) is based on _multiple_ embeddings like this one (it&#x
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If you haven't seen the "SemVer rant" in Spec-ulation you're missing out: https://youtu.be/oyLBGkS5ICk?si=ZL7MXObP7sWk7JaZ&t=1798
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by svieira 3y ago
New Line delimited JSON
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> Regulators that are corrupted in search of capital. Isn't that the same thing that happened in every socialist attempt in the modern era? Isn't the cause the fact of original sin not the particular economic structures? To pu
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by svieira 3y ago
I hate to be "that guy" but ... raises hand . Spock is also a DSL disaster that's trying to be ScalaTest ( https://www.scalatest.org/user_guide/property_based_testing ) but in a dynamic language. Every
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by svieira 3y ago
> By “help” I mean that — especially when changes in epistemological points of view from one’s own common sense are required , it can make a huge difference to be near a “special human” whose personality is strong enough to make us ret
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by svieira 3y ago
Unless (until?) you do something foolish, which leads to other issues, which leads to a massive fire: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ship_warehouse_fire
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The Only Thing We Learn (1949)(fadedpage.com)
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by svieira 3y ago
And some things just. keep. coming. back. For example https://issues.chromium.org/issues/41439616 has come back at least twice since the heady days of 2011.
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by svieira 3y ago
> It rendered WW2 soldiers as black To be fair, a large number of WWII soldiers _were_ black. Not many of those black soldiers served in the SS for Nazi Germany though, which was the issue with what Gemini was producing.
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by svieira 3y ago
Catholic doctrine on the issue sounds pretty close to Bob's - see Rerum Novarum [1], Quadragesimo Anno [2], Populorum Progressio [3], Centesimus Annus [4], Caritas in Veritate [5], and Fratelli Tutti [6] for various expressions of the
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by svieira 3y ago
Well, this is fun: $ which git-foo $ type git-foo git-foo is /Users/my.user/.local/bin/git-foo $ git-foo --help Help output from git-foo $ GIT_TRACE=1 git foo 14:26:18.849078 git.c:74
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by svieira 3y ago
I have several scripts like that in my PATH, but Git on Mac can never find them. What am I doing wrong?
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A formal proof is only as good as what-you-are-proving maps to what-you-intended-to-prove.
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by svieira 3y ago
Is the term merely the hash of its contents, or does it also include the module space? If it's just the hash of its contents, how do you deal with functions which have the same implementation now but shouldn't always - e. g.:
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by svieira 3y ago
You update all the callers of B that you can see from your codebase. If `B` is a library then you publish an out-of-band notice that `B` is deprecated and they should switch to `B'`. It's the most extreme form of static linking
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by svieira 3y ago
Brave removes unsolicited advertisements and trackers. That is a feature of the browser and is effectively the same as shipping older versions of Chrome with a bundled version of µblockOrigin. Separately (probably not in "planning how
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by svieira 3y ago
Sed contra ruah (breath) meaning that people are not of concern to God before they take their first breath - "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you" (Jeremiah 1:5). So even if people were not people before they were born,
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by svieira 3y ago
A few things that aren't in the common blog post about AI: On account of revealed truth, he knows that the machine cannot be anything more than a machine: > Our world is too vast, varied and complex ever to be fully known and catego
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Having read the paper he's rapidly on his way to materialistic solipsism - which is fine as a circle of hell, but it doesn't have any bearing on reality. Otherwise, he really isn't saying anything new from a philosophical per
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The issue with the goal arising out of nothing is just that. To put it another way, a goal arising out of nothing is an effect without sufficient cause to explain it.
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Which is one of the arguments the ancient Greeks (Aristotle in particular) used to argue that God must exist. Things are clearly ordered to ends (have goal-directed behavior). Others came to the conclusion that all things that are are par
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by svieira 3y ago
Have you read anything by Peter Kreeft? https://www.peterkreeft.com/topics-more/case-for-life-after-... might be of some interest to you.
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Ah - dare I say, "free"?
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Yet you observe them and don't put down their pretense to your flawed senses. Which suggests that something fundamental is impinging on your senses, however flawed your understanding of the underlying fundamentals may be.
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In Count to the Eschaton the "grand project" is "the sophistication of all matter" and it's been going on since the beginning.
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Whereas, what I'm saying is, given that you can't give what you don't have, we don't have to worry about creating something more intelligent than we can be. But just how intelligent we can be is a pretty surprisingly lar

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