tboyd47

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by tboyd47 1y ago
No.
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Touche
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by tboyd47 1y ago
If not "the majority", then a proportion conceivably large enough to affect the polymarket results.
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Not true. The majority of people who actually believe Jesus will return are Muslims who believe he will oversee an earthly kingdom for 7 years. The world doesn't end with that event.
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Then how do you explain the triple-B thing?
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Is it weird to anyone else that Trump chose to name his everything-but-the-kitchen-sink bill with the same 3 letters that Biden did? Big Beautiful Bill Build Back Better It's almost like these guys are working together behind the scene
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by tboyd47 1y ago
> a sub-$20,000 (after federal incentives) electric vehicle Buried the lede, didn't we?
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Net neutrality is not a thing there and telcos usually offer free GBs of FB/TikTok access.
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Fascinating look at how AI actually reasons. I think it's pretty close to how the average human reasons. But he's right that the efficiency of AI is much worse, and that matters, too. Great read.
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by tboyd47 1y ago
My understanding is that typed languages like Haskell and Rust are even easier with vibe coding than untyped.
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Pretty decent list. One conflict that defines the US today is information and psychological warfare between the ruling classes and citizens. The film that best illustrates this reality is 12 Monkeys .
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Then you can be first.
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by tboyd47 1y ago
Just anecdotally, I've found the recommendations of AI in interpersonal and social areas to have a sociopathic bent. For example, AI tends to recommend indirect ways of influencing others, i.e. nudging and slow-walking people to a desi
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by tboyd47 1y ago
The straightforward, blunt answer is that the financial economy depends on having a class of high-earning people who are on the hook for paying a lot of interest and unable to get out of it.
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by tboyd47 2y ago
Very interesting. I didn't know that!
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Tyler's Guide to Writing Rails Apps That Outlive Empires(github.com)
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by tboyd47 2y ago
Why? I think it sounds cool. Are you embarrassed that it doesn't sound "corporate" enough?
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by tboyd47 2y ago
The common sense approach to intermediary liability is what was already in place before the CDA turned everything upside-down. If you're an intermediary, there's a trade-off to be made. Either exercise creative license in your med
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by tboyd47 2y ago
I rather think that the internet mostly sucks right now, and would be way better without Facebook, Twitter, Google, Insta, etc. With the exception of TikTok, which actually has a decent search function, all those companies are blatantly cen
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by tboyd47 2y ago
You could just as easily turn that back on the pro-230 crowd. Can't innovate without Section 230? Excuses. In fact, it's easier to make the case against Section 230 because an internet actually did exist before Section 230 and was
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by tboyd47 2y ago
EFF is supported by Big Tech and Section 230 definitely does protect Big Tech and makes their entire business model possible.
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by tboyd47 2y ago
Meetings are mostly counterproductive. Everyone knows that and any good manager will aggressively eliminate them for you. As for agile ceremonies, some of them are needed for smooth operation of the team. Some of them are pure fluff. A good
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by tboyd47 2y ago
There's a sound you can make like an /f/ by pressing your lower row of teeth against your top lip and blowing. That one. (It sounds basically the same as /f/).
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by tboyd47 2y ago
Let's say you have 40 chickens that lay 1 egg per day. Egg prices are $5 a dozen. You tell me.
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by tboyd47 2y ago
I tend to think Section 230 is what caused this, and repealing it can unravel everything back to how it was in 1996. Yet people act so protective over it.
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by tboyd47 2y ago
Jealousy is a major problem with millennials on down.
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by tboyd47 2y ago
> "My youngest told me what oobleck is the other day. It is something which can behave like a solid or a liquid. I couldn't believe my seven year old taught me that." That sounds exactly like the kind of thing that you mig
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'Too Much Security' Brought Down Philippine EDU Sites(mb.com.ph)
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by tboyd47 2y ago
80% accuracy.
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by tboyd47 2y ago
You mean the young people now on Rednote complaining that they can't buy groceries?

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