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by svnt 5mo ago
Is that really a moat though or something like a firehose of gasoline?
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by svnt 5mo ago
Even if you did write it all, unless you are regularly in all of it (which sounds like a horrible job to me), or it is rather small, in my experience you will be at some point trying to git blame some section of code you don’t understand on
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by svnt 5mo ago
> Google StreetView data is probably sufficient. This is an extraordinary claim. Self driving cars just need 15 ft grid panoramic images that are months or years stale? What experience are you basing this claim on?
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by svnt 5mo ago
Who do you attribute the spiritual attack to?
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by svnt 5mo ago
Can I ask, and this is not judgement but anthropological curiosity, did you recently decide (or were you recently forced) to leave tech? I interview people about this kind of thing and have noticed a trend.
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by svnt 5mo ago
> Looked at in this light, infinity is a labor-saving device to eliminate special cases, at a potential cost in soundness. Or it is something that clearly conceptually exists, and makes simplistic reductionist viewpoints impossible to pr
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by svnt 5mo ago
Which is not different in kind from “we use your source code to improve our products” and is functionally identical to “we own your output because you use our editor.” How do people continually fall for this. Refusing to look at the playboo
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by svnt 5mo ago
My point is that in established cultures there are expectations around how these situations are handled, and what you expect people to do is specific to the culture. A single disapproving grandmother can put a stop to it. That is why it bre
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Confectionary Satellites(zenodo.org)
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by svnt 5mo ago
I think that is the case if the majority has or exercises little to no effective social power to enforce the norm. The majority consensus is to desire a peaceful environment but do nothing when it is violated.
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by svnt 5mo ago
I think they also have a blue 2007 Prius model.
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by svnt 5mo ago
It is a chicken and egg problem. As long as the majority of people who would maintain the social environment are avoiding the social environment, the healthy consensus/operating regime can never emerge.
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by svnt 5mo ago
Well “I badgered claude code for a month and got something that seems to work but I don’t remember how or why” doesn’t make for very compelling reading. We are seeing the rift between actual hacking and vibe-building opening in real time. P
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by svnt 5mo ago
Not if it is your wealthy sponsor who insists on the competition and prize while funding your work.
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by svnt 5mo ago
But reproducibility should be the point. As a result of the structure it approaches an asymptote from one side or the other. I took it once and approached from green and my greenness was 77%, a second time it approached from blue and my blu
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by svnt 6mo ago
No? That could just be fomo, actual adoption, or a number of other things.
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by svnt 6mo ago
>> Why do you assume my experience is so different? There are tons of people on forums like these who've dealt with extreme shyness and severe problems, yet managed to persevere. > I am assuming this because you are projecting
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by svnt 6mo ago
It may be well-meaning, but it is clearly not thoughtful.
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by svnt 6mo ago
How does it follow that companies that are months apart will trip the singularity and this will prevent the others from doing so? Who supplies the hardware for the singularity?
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by svnt 6mo ago
What is the argument for a duopoly when Kimi and Deepseek models are only months behind? It’s a commodity in the making.
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by svnt 6mo ago
This depends on a fantasy cascade of functional consequences of AGI, whatever that acronym even means anymore. It is just cargo cult financing at this point.
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by svnt 6mo ago
$40B is not anywhere near half of Anthropic at this point. You do get the same access as nvidia, aws, and other investors, which has value.
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by svnt 6mo ago
I am assuming this because you are projecting all over me and not distinguishing between me and the people I was making the point about. I was pretty clear in my comment that I do not struggle with shyness. Some people experience debilitati
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by svnt 6mo ago
I see, so you are saying you commenting on the person who was struggling was only about your superiority all along?
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by svnt 6mo ago
Some of the people I work with have gone into therapy. The more intelligent and in touch with their emotions they already were, the less therapy did for them. For a lot of dudes it is a revelation. For a lot of others it is not, just a way
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by svnt 6mo ago
It is far more helpful to others for you to share the depths of your experience than to go around telling people they need to go to therapy because it works for you. I see the enthusiasm and that you want better things for others, but the w
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by svnt 6mo ago
Respect for developmental diversity does more to isolate people? Because it seems like you and several other people are projecting a lot of “trauma is my identity” ideas on me that aren’t in what I wrote. What I wrote is that telling people
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by svnt 6mo ago
Yeah I don’t disagree, but your approach comes off as uncaring and arrogant.
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by svnt 6mo ago
Panic -> response distribution shrinks -> freeze/be angry/make social mistake, but hey it’s fast You: wouldn’t it be more adaptive if you didn’t do this? Millions of years of mammalian evolution, unevenly distributed in homo
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by svnt 6mo ago
Your response assumes a lot about the homogeneity of subjective human experience that the data don’t seem to support. There is a diversity of physical attractiveness, innate and learned social grace, social environment, and phenotypic varia

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