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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Even when you know it’s fake, the whole thing is very disconcerting. I received a scam call ostensibly from a local utility and filed an identity theft report with local police naming the utility as “victim”. The caller even told me where t
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This time won’t be like the last. The point of such episodes is to destroy capital. A rational response would be to de-lever before everyone else. Focus on the meaningful and the productive in the near-term, disregard promises about the fut
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Thinking is slippery as a concept, but feelings are what they’re usually after, and these can be remarkably deterministic by other than mental processes. The study of Israeli judges was debunked, but I think we all have experienced this a
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
> would have to rival that of.. idk, soap soap + water = bubble
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> we have had little insight into exactly how disturbances in the brain cause psychiatric disorders I recently heard a well-regarded neuropsychiatrist disavow any pretense of connecting his evaluation to the actual organic function of
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
That’s very interesting! I’ve been sleuthing for personal reasons and I’ve recently arrived at the central nervous system element called the nucleus of the solitary tract (NTS), which integrates sensory processes including pain reception. I
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Unfortunately, you are not correct.[1] Recording police in a public place-- sure. Otherwise, eh, at best you're over-extrapolating (and ungenerously!) from your local circumstance. [1] https://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Funny, whenever they show the CCTV footage it doesn't seem to have any sound.... Secretly recording voices is a felony is many places in 'merica.
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
You don’t get to secretly record voices in public spaces.
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It’s expensive to provide parking and in a place like Cambridge. They’ve already stuffed cars in every available nook and cranny. Did you think they should just let you park in Cambridge Common, Harvard Yard or the Charles River park? Why p
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Strange the Soviets would fetishize a strategy they defeated in WWII. It actually fails in all scenarios. If the West perceived the Soviets as rational— which they did— they would not at all expect the Russians to trigger MAD. In an acute
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Anyone who finds themselves in a game of Russian roulette is a loser. Perhaps the Soviet elite had less to lose and could rationalize a reckless escalation spiral. But, if your government acts like foaming madmen with— we all should recogni
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
You have agreed with my comment that the event would not be survivable by society . Duck-and-cover drills are for those who you call civilians, who will not survive. At best they invite the misinterpretation that such an event is survivabl
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
A tornado leaves only local destruction. Duck-and-cover implies that with proper preparation, total thermonuclear war is survivable by a society, which is not the correct mindset.
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If folks corrupt the integrity of LLM responses, as it were, they’ll destroy the value proposition. More likely the model will be payment for low friction enablement of transactions rather than overt steering. Pick Door #1: the LLM states t
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
> Once the buyback is done, what's keeping that share price from sliding right back down to earth? The plan really seems for the buyback never to be done. Or only in case of economy-wide disruption when there is something to blame—
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Language then would be the key factor enabling complex learning in meat space too? I feel like I’ve heard this debate before….
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
There are two related VUS problems: (1) don’t know if the variant has a functional clinical impact and (2) not sure whether the magnitude of the impact is severe enough to cause a specific pathologic effect. The industry needs to separate t
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
The US medical system practically requires patients to steer their care among specialists. If the gentleman steered himself to a liver doctor, he’d hear liver advice. Psychologist, he’d talk about his feelings. Can one really blame him for
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
I take this as a contrarian signal that Meta has hit serious roadblocks improving their AI despite massive data advantages and are throwing a bunch of "Hail Mary" desperation passes to achieve meaningful further progress.
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No. I could have picked dozens of other posts.
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Not so technically, your business needs customers and efficiencies. Big tech strategically positions themselves at those choke points. But realistically , if Google and Apple both for whatever reason banned you from all their services, idk
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Samsung botched UI 7.0.[1] Their approach to UI 8.0 is more of the same. Removing features is one thing, this is something worse. [1] https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S22/One-UI-7-0-Up...
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Doctors don't hunt for root causes, in my experience. They do the minimum to bring that specific visit to a pleasant, malpractice-free conclusion.
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
You and I must be talking to different LLMs. For example, here's how R1 1776 would concisely rewrite your comment in a warm, generous wise voice: I cherish the unique humanity in every voice. Forced robotic uniformity feels like an im
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
If you come to the LLM with your message, and then use the LLM to iterate drafts and tighten your prose, then no, the exercise was exactly the opposite of a disrespect to the reader. Sending half-baked, run-on, unvetted writing, when you ea
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Which words, exactly, are "yours"? Working with an LLM is like having a copywriter 24/7, who will steer you toward whatever voice and style you want. Candidly, I'm getting the sense the issue here is some junior varsity
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Whether it's LLM output is orthogonal to rudeness, lack of sensibility or generic content.There are all sorts of tools out there which use LLMs as a front end for some pretty spectacular back-end functions. If you're offered an AI
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
LO is at least as functional as some other market leading SaaS word processors. LO could spin their product into a cloud application and not at all be "toast", because people in separate walled gardens no longer expect interoperab
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by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
Could be worse. They could assign demeaning titles "Junior Assistant", "Compliance Associate",etc. I think title inflation is a charming sign of an organization trying show respect to its workers.

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