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Yep. That's why I said I would love it as a browser extension.
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My understanding is limited, but this seems pretty interesting. I'm not quite sure I follow the argument that space is a correlated interaction at the quantum level. As a total tangent: it would be interesting to have an LLM-based moda
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Not what I said. I said if legal machinery were in place, I'd be willing. I would not trust someone simply because we both have significant personal assets.
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Oh man, talk about getting my wires crossed. The Winklevoss' twins dad is the actuary!
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I'd trust Zuck if I had a signed, airtight agreement for a large amount of money he paid into an escrow account for something I owned or was transferring ownership. He's very close to peak homo economicus. (EDIT: this next point i
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1y ago
Robotics and world-interaction, if LeCunn is to be taken as the primary proselyter.
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Look like teeth marks.
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1y ago
Sometimes, when I'm feeling especially sadistic, I make sure the matrix does not have full column rank.
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AGI may not be impossible. But next token prediction won't get us there.
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1y ago
Indirect, but it gets to Roko's basilisk.
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I doubt it. Skeuomorphs make me think of ipods, Shadowrun and Papers Please.
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I do the same. It is strange how psytrance/goa helps as external noise to drown out other distractions and so focus can be rationed.
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Rome Sweet Rome comes to mind. Looking forward to the concept.
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I'm butchering the mythology, but the Greeks had Cronos and Kranus. One was measurement, and one best explained as cause and effect.
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Or a universe expanded inside a black hole and we are holograms on the shell.
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1y ago
What a great initiative! I need to look more into it to determine how it relates to Geofrabrik's data caches. I initially thought it was Planet serving up a research grade data cache, which would really help unlock innovation in the ea
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Is it?
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Third party to your conversation, but I have no idea why you wrote what you wrote. Your argument was fully rhetoric, so I don't imagine you're meaningfully saying to ignore you?
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Submission statement: direct relevance - many people in the technology industry are involved in the immigration process or are in law enforcement. Indirect relevance - understanding what is happening is crucial input as technologies we inve
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OP asserts this unsource. While it does seem to tilt towards Democrats since it is ethics and mission oriented and typically requires a degree, 90/10 sounds wild in my experience. My prior is based on experience. Most of the civilian g
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First, your stats are wild. Please provide and unbiased citation. Second, your solution was in place in the 1800s and was referred to as the spoils system. It led to bad outcomes and was rightfully abandoned. Your beef is with the fact that
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Anthropic releases custom AI chatbot for classified spy work
(arstechnica.com)
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They should have the choice. If software lasted longer than 18 months or was otherwise tangible, this could also make sense.
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Then you misunderstand, the markets and economies of the past 5 decades have been two children playing Candyland. Saying it's not is a No True Scotsman fallacy, because clearly since I labeled it as Candyland economy it must be so.
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Same as the communists, in that it hasn't been truly implemented anywhere?
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Stock tickers are common and more readable than FAANG
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Argh. Too late to edit. Something else outside first past the post* like ranked choice voting.
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In the US, unless you are a C Corp then you probably also pay taxes on net income of some form. C Corps have some different accounting, where dividends are double taxed unfortunately. Small business owners are very impacted by the R&D s
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Because you slinging a React component or Vibecoding a security pile requires no Technology Readiness Level assessment nor does it have development liability. Rather, what we call Software Development is more appropriately labeled Software
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Continuing your observation, this presumes they read and think deeply about the bills they vote on. They do not.
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