yabutlivnWoods

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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
He's not a genius. The elder generation of politicians he manipulated were educated in their day in historical allegory and gospel Leadership is ignorant and clueless. No idea how "check the work" so to speak. Didn't mat
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Your claim is his acting as a voice for America abroad has not benefited the US? "Walk all over..." when he is clearly out numbered not just in Congress but by voters. You want him to show up with a flamethrower and show what he&#
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
You cherry picked one idea from my post. I was not addressing nature but human social tropes. What is a subspecies and species is random gibberish of the living humans
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
> ...distinct but able to interbreed I mean people won't like the idea but that's not my point; what you describe variety in superficial traits while maintaining common traits Applied to humans; skin color, eyes, dwarfism, hype
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
If his goal was just get bills passed, sure As a Senator he is invited around the world to discuss his ideas
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
You're actually arguing those highly technical engineering projects provided nothing to humanity investing labor in them because they were not a financial success? Just confirms my suspicion HN is not a forum for intellectual curiosity
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
But I am not stuck in HN. This account is 100% disposable to me. With warm weather approaching I will log off this throwaway, setup as something to do during a cold stretch, and forget it exists.
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
No I got the point. Those other countries have different legal norms. Apple has engaged in censorship in China to stay in business there that they didn't engage in in the US. Until whatever happens happens the idea they will behave the
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
What pedestal did I put Apple on by highlighting past behavior? Oh right I didn't. You're just inferring incorrectly. Another HN specialty. Other countries are not the US, btw. There are groups here ready to challenge such a move.
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
"In the UK..." Good thing I live in the US?
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Tim Apple argued it was a violation of their engineers and managers free speech to make them engineer back doors Wonder if they will stand up against this on the same grounds https://www.apple.com/customer-letter/
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Shouldn't be hard with the obvious circular investing and... oh yeah... the poaching emails between Steve Jobs and Eric at Google back in the day, along with emails revealed during a discovery phase where big tech CEOs were agreeing to
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Transparency of the wheel Stylized gradients on the flamingo Flowers Ground/grass has a stylized look and feel ...despite a miss along the Y-axis where it's below the seat, couple oddly organized tail feathers, spokes, the composi
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
If you have a point, one of billions, make it. If you feel the entire premise is wrong over a B and not an M go away. I don't have time for pedants who play "guess my problem."
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
This is all empty political rhetoric. Billions of people exist in the EU. In real terms it has not gone anywhere. Obsession with preserving political dogma, rhetorical forms, atheist appearing syntax and semantics (language that does invoke
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
I didn't claim they were successful just paraphrased what a teacher explained as their mandate
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Teachers claiming to be self aware such they don't care and are just there for the benefits can absolutely take some blame They could quit and free up the slot for someone who does care
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Kristen DiCerbo quote from the article > “Students aren’t great at asking questions well.” In my interactions with my kids public school and their teachers, they're goal is ram content down their throat and test for retention, not f
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Use case feels like the wrong term. Do you mean restricted workflow? Googles APIs are pretty much 1:1 to the GUI And using Python makes it trivial to copy-paste out of files and other APIs with one run of Python Versus all the fiddling in b
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
My local models interact with Sheets exclusively over the API with Python scripts I been curating for years Given how well the API works, that we are discussing Googlers, my guess is that's how they dog food their services. Programmers
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
As of 2025 linux + ext4 has atomic single and multi block writes: https://docs.kernel.org/filesystems/ext4/atomic_writes.html
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
"Even if you escape the house the AI is in the sneakers !"
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
I don't live in a state with a law like California's so your "gotcha" isn't relevant. Californians would have standing under the law but need expensive lawyers to litigate. AWS has employed expensive lawyers to argu
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Your example is apples and oranges. Flock maintains private infrastructure that stores data. If the DSLR uploaded them to Rent-A-Center owned/leased servers it would in fact require Rent-A-Center to take the necessary steps. As Rent-A-
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Humans were motivated to discover physical truth, invent technology before Google existed. "Why is it important Google exists?" is a more interesting question.
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Fortunately for me equivalents to Turing exist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_machine_equivalents
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
We can define a Dyson Sphere in math. We cannot build one. AI outputting axiomatically valid syntax isn't going to be all that useful. It's possible to generate all axiomatically correct math with a for loop until the machine OOMs
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
Oh this game, huh? If your powers of analysis were worth anything you would be running the world not copy-pasting hype straight from CNBC and Big Tech PR As you are not running the world your analysis is worthless. As such I say; good day,
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
"Truly innovative". I wrote my first neural net in the late 90s. Based on nothing but an old geocities post some rando put up about training a model to only unlock a pet door for their cat. I implemented the same and it worked. Wh
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by yabutlivnWoods 6mo ago
> But tech companies like Google, Meta, Apple, OpenAI etc. absolutely need immigrant talent, or they will lose to Chinese competitors. Let them lose. Google and the rest do not prop up humanity. They prop up a financial engineering Ponzi

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