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by tshaddox 1y ago
> Yes I know React Router, but it really wants a hash router This doesn't sound right. The history API has been widely supported by all major browsers (including mobile) since 2013. React was also first released in 2013. Did React R
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by tshaddox 1y ago
With every client-side routing framework or library I know of, the trivial happy path will involve using their provided link component which performs client-side navigations on click but also renders an underlying anchor tag with href (and
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Indeed. For a movie scene depicting the sky including the Sun, you probably wouldn't want your TV to achieve the same brightness as the Sun. You might want your TV to become significantly brighter than the rest of the scenes, to achi
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by tshaddox 1y ago
The term "HDR" arguably makes more sense for the effect achieved by tone mapping multiple exposures of the same subject onto a "normal" (e.g. SRGB) display. In this case, the "high" in "HDR" just mean
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by tshaddox 1y ago
I’m a native English speaker and I felt like a non-native reader when I tried to read Ulysses.
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Idk, Dickens and Melville are pretty hard to get through.
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> But I would still predict that there are some situations where the bad actor population is so large and "mildly-bad" that indefinitely giving in to their implicit demands is the right game theoretic choice. Game theory is qui
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> Assigning blame doesn't do anything for safety, even if you're right. It's reasonable to talk about which party should be the one to change their behavior, and that's essentially the same thing as assigning blame.
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> to the level that I suspect they have bots to upgrade the brand image What “level” is that which couldn’t possibly be accomplished by humans? Are you seeing thousands of messages every day?
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If the restaurant is 30 miles away it's also going to be cold if you pick it up yourself and drive all the way home. And you'll be driving roughly twice as far, assuming a delivery drivers was positioned close to the restaurant.
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Pizza delivery has been ubiquitous in small town America for decades, and pizza has nothing uniquely suitable to delivery except perhaps standardized packaging. And takeout from all types of restaurants has been even more ubiquitous. So I&#
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For Prettier I agree that performance is not generally a problem, especially since you're usually only applying it one file at a time (except in CI, perhaps, although even there it probably only needs to be run on changed files). But I
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At least in the JavaScript community (perhaps not the wider tech community) I would say that Sebastian McKenzie was even more well known as the creator of Babel.
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No more of a waste than, say, any monetary donation.
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> Either you invite them, or you own the decision not to. Define "own the decision not to." Surely you don't mean that every time you are planning an event you must preemptively inform everyone who is not invited that they
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I don't think that's a fair reading of the post. They're not really complaining about particular friend dynamics where they're trying to keep information away from one friend while going out with another friend. The comp
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by tshaddox 1y ago
> I started a business that would give people back $9 if they gave me $4 I feel like people overuse this criticism. That's not the only way that companies with a lot of revenue lose money. And this isn't at all what OpenAI is d
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A response which could be given just as easily to any claim of the form “X never occurred in human history.”
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But English-speaking places have bows and arrows. (Even a particularly famous historical one!). So it’s reasonable to expect a translation into English to use the English word for sending an arrow from a bow. If it were some science fiction
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by tshaddox 1y ago
The GeoGuessr Community Rules and Terms and Service strongly imply that users must be people, so we are already conceding that exception to the rules when we want computer systems to compete.
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> I'm going to take it all the way to pride, greed, and envy for the housing supply problem. Eh, I mean greed in other economic environments would cause people to build ever taller condos and apartment buildings to get more and more
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> But it still bounds the competition. Bounded to...a model trained on virtually all publicly available text ever generated by humans. I wouldn't expect web searches to even help much unless they're turning up data from after t
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That's debatable, given that searching the web is a standard feature of o3.
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Sure, then o3 plus the World Wide Web was the thing playing the game, and also isn’t external to itself.
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o3 already is an external source of information. It's an online service backed by an enormous model generated from an even more enormous corpus of text via an enormous amount of computing power.
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Sure, but o3 is itself already an online service backed by an enormous data set, so regardless of whether it also searched the web, it's clearly not literally "playing fair" against a human.
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> There's some level at which an AI 'player' goes from being competitive with a human player, matching better-trained human strategy against a more impressive memory, to just a cheaty computer with too much memorization. F
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The only way the future is better is if we solve some new problems between now and then. So there's no "imagining a better future" without anticipating the existence of both problems and their solutions. And you don't ru
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> we're all aware what it is, yet we still use it, unironically. Well, part of that is because people got addicted gradually, starting before it was common knowledge. Another part of it is that people actually do need to use these s
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by tshaddox 2y ago
Some communication technology isn't paid for by behavioral advertising. I think that's probably the most relevant distinction here.

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