verelo

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by verelo 2mo ago
I don't know about that. Honestly, idea of Americans self-ranking themselves as more humane is the kind of absurdity that lead us to where we are today. How many people making such claims have actually travelled to the nations they vil
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by verelo 2mo ago
Completely agree. Up close everyone is great, far away, like from space, everything looks great. It's the middle distances that are problematic.
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by verelo 2mo ago
Also - Downvote me all you want you...the US is an awful influence on the world and if you disagree with that, you're part of the problem. I grew up thinking the US was the good guys, what a absolute load of shit that turned out to be.
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by verelo 2mo ago
As always, in the last 70 years at least.
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by verelo 2mo ago
I bet in many cases, the history of a single reddit account is worth substantially more than $18
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by verelo 2mo ago
I think the blend of the two is that value added to any information, such as the first time its distilled or positioned in a certain way, that's IP and should be real. When an AI company takes that type of value, and doesnt provide val
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by verelo 2mo ago
Yeah honestly, I see a future where people start suing for reparations over things like this.
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by verelo 2mo ago
That’s a reasonable explanation for choosing Fahrenheit. It’s also a pretty good explanation for choosing to label it, since the same paper uses both scales.
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by verelo 2mo ago
"T. rex was warm" is even shorter again. I think we’ve established that omitting information saves space.
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by verelo 2mo ago
haha! OK good one.
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by verelo 2mo ago
You're right but: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49746671
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by verelo 2mo ago
Wow is that actually their guideline?
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by verelo 2mo ago
The same newspaper uses Celsius in its climate reporting, including the article below. Apparently the units depend on which extinction we’re discussing. One extra letter would save the guesswork. https://www.nytimes.com/2026
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by verelo 2mo ago
Don't hold out on us now...
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by verelo 2mo ago
Sure, but 'F' is a lot shorter than "whichever unit doesn't kill the dinosaur."
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by verelo 2mo ago
Please add the measurement system to the title. The times should know better...
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by verelo 2mo ago
I mean, if predicting market behaviour was that simple, I'd be very rich by now. This is another unique moment, the beginning of the end of an empire possibly. Some unusual things are going to happen and it'll be tricky to predict
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by verelo 2mo ago
Edit: Whoever the hell flagged this lol....people were complaining the parent comment wasn't helpful so I took time to write a thoughtful response with citations. You can't win around here. --- The counterintuitive part is that a
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by verelo 2mo ago
anyone else getting a flashing "The response window is still open" alert multiple times per second?
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by verelo 2mo ago
Is that a joke? Seriously. I don't see any conservative remaining, and it's been a while.
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by verelo 2mo ago
Again, i'm not worried about it today. But given where the hardware on my lap has progressed since my first "PC" in the 90s, i'm confident that we'll have hardware capable of running similar size models in our livin
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by verelo 2mo ago
and thats when they blackened the sky
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by verelo 2mo ago
Is it? A truly capable "AI" would know that it has a kill switch, or that its likely there is one, and plan for that. I could easily imagine an AI replicating itself onto another host, in secret, and any kill switch that the manuf
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by verelo 2mo ago
> Space really should be a neutral ground like Antarctica. Cute, Antarctica is just future beachfront...give it time.
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by verelo 2mo ago
i wonder if we could train a modal, and omit all data prior to 1899, and see what happens?
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by verelo 2mo ago
This! I get frustrated when i hear folks in the US claim Trump has failed them. You failed yourselves. The system is falling apart and barely half of people turn up to participate in elections? What are the rest of us expected to take away
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by verelo 2mo ago
This seems really simple to store as a graph database. If for some reason it does matter the model can just study the graph to contextualize its response? I don't get why Monica would struggle with this...
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by verelo 2mo ago
That's fair. I replied to someone else with a similar remark, but essentially doing most of my flying in 70s to 90s prop planes, I imagine the tools I'm most used to are just dated. Your point around training is likely very accura
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by verelo 2mo ago
Yeah that makes sense. My experience is mostly in 70s to early 90's prop planes, I have had the opportunity to use a glass cockpit a few times and it was much easier. I guess i did the typical thing and contextualized this on my experi
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by verelo 2mo ago
On VOR: It's also a PITA to use, and for inexperienced people, or someone who rarely uses it, they can confuse flying towards and away from the station.

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