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by voxl 4mo ago
Oh you mean like funding science? Dumbass.
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by voxl 4mo ago
Why is government research doing what the industry should be. The point of government research is to enable people to work on things without requiring some economical impact. The fact you just happily ignore the political situation and the
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by voxl 4mo ago
But did they? Or did they just go off what answer felt better? Did they put in any work to actually confirm the answer? Or did the busy law professors just click through and move on with their life?
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by voxl 5mo ago
It's an internet forum, I didn't claim anything. And your doctor isn't going to first biopsy just a little bit of a polyp to determine if it's the "bad" kind, he's going to remove all of it. It's anno
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by voxl 5mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9924026/ Though I regurgitate this information based off conversations with gastroenterologists not one off studies.
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by voxl 5mo ago
A colonoscopy is more than screening, if they see a polyp they remove it. Left alone that polyp will very likely eventually become cancer. Routine colonoscopies for someone with IBD is multi purpose, you screen for active disease, fistula,
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by voxl 5mo ago
There is no logic that is more expressive than a Turing machine. In fact, just about every logic you know can only expressive necessarily terminating programs. There is a bit of an issue on what exactly someone means by expressive, but if w
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by voxl 5mo ago
I don't believe the result at all. I think it contains faulty logic. Perhaps the mathematicians involved can read the tea leaves and decide something interesting happened, but all this AI psychosis bullshit still refuses to accept that
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by voxl 5mo ago
Are there any memes that are not described thusly?
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by voxl 5mo ago
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by voxl 5mo ago
If you've never taught students or mentored PhD students please refrain from diatribes in my comments (and yes I've done both)
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by voxl 5mo ago
The reality is that a human will learn, given any materials including LLMs, but only if they truly desire to learn. We've had MOOCs, gigantic libraries, all full of free information. You can obtain a PhD level understanding in any tech
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by voxl 5mo ago
LLM delusion is insufferable. If all it takes is tokens to make a significantly better in programming language in logarithmic time why hasn't anyone done it?
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by voxl 5mo ago
Did you try reading their second paragraph? The one where they claim we already have an abundance of said goods?
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by voxl 5mo ago
It's insane to me you spend $200 on a report you likely rarely read in detail or double check for correctness, yet you're doing it to feel good about security.
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by voxl 5mo ago
This is the kind of commentary that is completely detached from reality: people want housing, people want food, people want gas. It's not great that we can buy iphones (and AI is going to cause all electronics to be scarce, so much for
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by voxl 5mo ago
Everyone should be using exclusively a proof assistant (Lean/Agda/Rocq/Isabelle) and proving their code correct, but they're not. Do you see how ridiculous the zealotry sounds when its not your personal kind of zealotry?
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by voxl 5mo ago
Why does ripgrep lose by ~3x to ugrep in your benchmark but consistently win in the ripgrep benchmark?
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by voxl 5mo ago
You are not responding faithfully to the comment. A mechanic looking up the schematics in a manual understands them. Just because they haven't memorized the material does not make it the same. This is more analogous to looking up a fun
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by voxl 5mo ago
This ENTIRE argument is about whether or not minimum word count is a good idea, perhaps improve your reading comprehension before pretending to know logical fallacies
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by voxl 5mo ago
Have a second of critical thinking on this topic will make it abundantly obvious why this line of questioning is anti-education and anti-intellectual. You write in school to practice. No just composition, but grammar, spelling, individual s
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by voxl 5mo ago
What do they deserve?
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by voxl 5mo ago
Needless conspiracy bullshit without sharing specifics
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by voxl 5mo ago
A functional programmer who casts away proper sum types and pattern matching is no functional programmer at all
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by voxl 6mo ago
And it only takes an ounce more wisdom to recall this phrase: "Money can't buy happiness, but it helps."
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by voxl 6mo ago
the problem with most research about humans is that the variance is usually massive. The study could be true on average and that could still leave millions of men who the study doesn't end up applying to.
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by voxl 6mo ago
I know someone spending basically every day writing personal fan fiction stories using every model you can find. She doesn't want to share it, and does complain about it a lot, seems like maintaining consistency for something say 100 p
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by voxl 6mo ago
Revionist history at work.
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by voxl 6mo ago
Part of the problem is the conflation of Zionism with genocidal government. There is no room for nuiance. A Zionist can want Israelites to live in peace where they currently are and not harm others, and certainly not commit horrible atrocit
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by voxl 6mo ago
Insightful retort, did you forget the slight issue of it being illegal?

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