tomrod

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   by tomrod 1y ago

   What a weird time to enforce British rules for acronyms. JIRA stands for JIRA Isn't Really Awesome.
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   We all do math down here.
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   I know, but can we blame the masses for misunderstanding AI when they are deliberately misinformed that transformers are the universe of AI? I think not!
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   Works easily enough on digital ocean too.
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   This made me chuckle. Well done!
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   In which continent?
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   How major? Would not a temporary lake be sufficient to dissipate heat?
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   Unsurprising. Over a decade ago I was searching for a dissertation topic and a self-reporting fracking site had come online (only CO and TX were required to track IIRC) that showed promise for helping to assess impact. Before jumping blindl
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   by tomrod 1y ago

   Genuinely curious -- was your comment directed towards the post author?
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Precisely.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Or Minsky's Society of Minds, Dennets Multiple Drafts, Gazzaniga's Social Brain, etc.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Where can I learn more about custom bots in JS and Chrome?
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    I've found Vivaldi to be a much better experience, chrome based, and supports ublock in all its glory
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    We can go further. Automated trains have cars. Streetcars are automatable since the track is fixed. And both of these reduce traffic
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Sort of a naive response, considering many of the folks calling out the issues have significant experience building with LLMs or building LLMs.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    That's pretty cool, man (pun intended).
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Glorious. I learned a ton, and mostly more than the basics of formatting (something I've never spent a heap of time on). Well done.
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    Local Cuisine was on the menu at Cafe Neandertal(arstechnica.com)

    3 points by tomrod 1y ago|0 comments
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    To my understanding that's still super expensive. We can do short SNPs (snippets? Not my field, I'm armchairing) for cheap like good ole 23andme but not full genome cheaply.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Indeed. My understanding is that eugenics is typically something where the choice is not allowed by the person or, before birth, parents of the person affected by the procedure.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    I'm so sorry that happened. As a parent, stories of injured children get that bad-news stomach drop to me, and I both empathize and sympathize. We are dealing with a similar (but older child) issue now and it is just heartbreaking to s
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    When applied to non-human life, the alleged benefits of eugenics goes by the names domestication, husbandry, and similar. Correct me if I am wrong because I am absolutely not a historian. Eugenics was horrible not because we understand Mend
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    Gemma 3n(deepmind.google)

    2 points by tomrod 1y ago|0 comments
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    The first comment had significantly more substance than my lengthy navel gazing diatribe.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Is it best for society that everyone works a job with high enough income to contribute to taxes and that can accrue a 401k? We aren't there under current policy, there are many people left behind and experiencing negative income tax ra
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Substantiality is not limited by length. Depth and emphasis can weigh as substance, as is the case here. Though , ironically, ephemeral judgements regarding a post's substantially are themselves lacking in substance. Perhaps by discus
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    > But don’t just assume that every bot is malicious by default. I'll bite. It seems like a poor strategy to trust by default.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    I'm a big fan of Linux. My small business and personal life run on it. You can download XFCE/Ubuntu spin at https://xubuntu.org/download/ . If you develop on your Apple system, it will be pretty similar excep
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Depends on your view of lightweight, but probably XFCE Ubuntu (Xubuntu) will serve you great. Full featured without a ton of bloat, historically.
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    by tomrod 1y ago

    Agreed!