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by trial3 7mo ago
the comment is 30 words long and refers to an eye condition that 1/3 of all people on earth have. will two other people ever look at your laptop lol
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by trial3 7mo ago
lmao you're coming in pretty hot, stephen. it is actually possible that from time to time you may encounter comments written on the internet that do not perfectly reference every aspect of your lived experience
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by trial3 8mo ago
i think the minivan analogy is flawed, and that AGI is moving from "bob driving a minivan" to "bob literally becoming the thing that is formula one"
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by trial3 8mo ago
study aside, pink noise is awful imo - it's perfect if you're calibrating a PA system and need specific power spectral density properties, but bad for my brain. if sleeping somewhere without a fan or whatever i use brown noise, it
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by trial3 8mo ago
> mainstream opinion piece my job here is done, but i’m here if you need any more help
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by trial3 8mo ago
these are exciting new goalposts you’ve decided on! i, too, think that any article that is different from how i would’ve written it is a listicle. if you’ll indulge me, i’m excited to hear how you have “categorically” decided the author’s i
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by trial3 8mo ago
this article has 19 paragraphs of text in just the main article body, making three recommendations. it’s pretty rich to both decry media literacy issues in sibling comments while completely elastically using the word “listicle”
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by trial3 8mo ago
yeah, in the same way we all revisit our studio ghibli family photos from time to time
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by trial3 8mo ago
endlessly amusing to see people attempt paradox of tolerance gotchas decade after decade after decade. did you mean to post this on slashdot
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by trial3 10mo ago
what are the revised priorities? what revised the priorities? maybe consider doing just the teensiest bit of journalism of your own
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by trial3 10mo ago
> These things are now more important than ever oh definitely. i agree here. can't wait to read the rest of the sentence, probably saying something meaningful about the creative benefits of unstructured writing, or the importance of
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by trial3 10mo ago
yes [0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No
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by trial3 10mo ago
> but if you are 'right' and out of business nobody will know. Is that any better than 'wrong' and still in business? yes [0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raytheon
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by trial3 11mo ago
which cultures? which public transportation? is it possible that what you assume is the problem is colored by your personal experience and not representative of members of a country at large?
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by trial3 11mo ago
> Oh which continent? what answer could i possibly give to you that would change your response? antarctica? > Is it possible that what you assume it's normal and default is colored by your personal experience and not representati
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by trial3 11mo ago
i will gently point out that new york state and new york city are not the same thing > Under that metric, the poverty threshold for a couple with two children in a rental household in New York City is now $47,190. The study found that 58
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by trial3 11mo ago
this… can’t be a serious suggestion, can it? have you ever had to rely on public transit in a major city?
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by trial3 11mo ago
why highlight bus speeds being 2.2% slower but not that ridership went up 30%? which, to me, feels like an obvious correlation to dwell time.
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by trial3 11mo ago
well, fittingly, there’s the devil horns effect
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by trial3 11mo ago
genuinely, why is your response to being curious to ask two different LLMs to explain something to you? the list of guidelines has 18 items in it. did you actually need them to interpret it? or is it, perhaps, you couldn’t resist a little s
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by trial3 11mo ago
Hang on a minute. How do you square your claim that it’s as it should be that none of us crabs should be in the bucket, with your claim that including, the crab closest to the edge of the bucket, presumably, should be climbing out of it?
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by trial3 11mo ago
yup: i would instantly buy something like this if it ran full macOS
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by trial3 11mo ago
> Either way I don't care what you remember or think. it does feel to me that one way to demonstrate that is to not get pissy on hackernews. i know you’re in founder mode or whatever but this comment is the thing i’m now going to re
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by trial3 11mo ago
i don’t think you’re supposed to read this if you don’t have “e/acc” in your twitter bio > Historical precedent: child labor amazing start. crushing it already > Consider Qatar as a point of comparison. Migrant workers make up ro
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by trial3 1y ago
okay but he literally does have a bridge that non-deterministically might take you to the wrong place to sell you
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by trial3 1y ago
i don’t have a perfectly coiffed investment firm’s 300-slide deck for “agriculture” but if we’re talking drastic may i humbly submit that for your consideration
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by trial3 1y ago
if i may ask a question that betrays my lack of knowledge: why is it that permanent or semi-permanent ladders were not be affixed to some of the steeples? is it mostly aesthetics, or is it also a wear / durability concern? i also suppo
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by trial3 1y ago
wow yankcrime describing a literal vi yank crime. i'll give it a try this week, that's helpful
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by trial3 1y ago
iterm2 is slow, uses a ton of memory, and keeps adding weird bloat/AI garbo
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by trial3 1y ago
oh, incredible! i'll keep my eyes peeled and will be switching to it from iTerm the moment it's available

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