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by ysofunny 2y ago
if this is what they're releasing to the public, I wonder what they are withholding but then I remember, they're Chinese... and coming up with a novelty and then making damned sure nobody else can get it is a way to be characteris
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by ysofunny 2y ago
but only because dead people don't buy eggs so it's expected lowered demand will "stabilize" prices. the numbers are what's important, people. (sorry (not sorry) for the angry sarcasm)
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by ysofunny 2y ago
I only would regard this as from scratch if they smelt they own foundry
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by ysofunny 2y ago
it's like learning the letters of the alphabet permits one to see meaning behind their glyphs, namely the words; and then through reading text you perceive stories and so on when somebody learns enough letters of "the mathematical
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by ysofunny 2y ago
eventually, other AI bots will be the only fans left a trully automatic economy
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networking and socializing ARE skills
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by ysofunny 2y ago
expanding this take perhaps too much ...even the source code itself "says", in its own way, the same thing as the documentation, just to a different "audience" (the compilers)
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by ysofunny 2y ago
not a good time to be a whale or a fish
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by ysofunny 2y ago
I am having trouble imagining why (and how) the simple act of enabling trade of private stock would somehow unlock more value (energy? wealth?) I must be missing something
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by ysofunny 2y ago
because you're an inmigrant going backwards. move south to stay wealthy
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by ysofunny 2y ago
when you control the measuring stick (USA dollar) you'll always be the tallest of them all
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by ysofunny 2y ago
because they measured it all using american dollars
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by ysofunny 2y ago
oh please, then, riddle me why does my comment has -1 votes on "hacker" news which has indeed turned into "i-am-rich-cuz-i-own-tech-stock"news
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by ysofunny 2y ago
because men suck at logic and also because libertarianism is illogical so only the stupid would fall for it is what that short article says but more verbosely
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by ysofunny 2y ago
but only in a real democracy
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by ysofunny 2y ago
the very idea of "this digital asset is exclusively mine" cannot die soon enough let real physically tangible assets keep the exclusivity problem let's not undo the advantages unlocked by the digital internet; let us preven
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by ysofunny 2y ago
> Oh, and as an external consultant, I'm not allowed to know some of the trade secrets in the documents. [...] I need to smuggle these trade secrets back into the company, so that the internal side can handle them. They just have t
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by ysofunny 2y ago
it's a brave new world for law all over the globe near the forefront are some countries doing federal level judicial reforms (Mexico) software eating the legal world through LLMs is gonna have a good chance of getting sick and puking l
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by ysofunny 2y ago
> Then its "we need a different ingress controller, X is crap Y surely is much better!" etc. I regard these as traits of a junior dev. they're thinking technology-first, not problem-first
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by ysofunny 2y ago
too late for what?? too late relative to what?
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by ysofunny 2y ago
> Google actually has released weights for some of their models, but judging by the fact that this model is potentially valuable, they likely will not allow Niantic for this which is totally unfair, every niantic player should have acc
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by ysofunny 2y ago
i think predicates are functions returning booleans lambda calculus would provide a computational way to determine the truth value of the predicate, any computable predicate that is.
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by ysofunny 2y ago
that they can be used to compute stuff locally I imagine ideally we want user choice of where the computation is happening. if on a mobile device I'd save battery in exchange for network latency but in a desktop computer I'd rathe
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by ysofunny 2y ago
alternative take: everything is just sets both can be a foundation for mathematics, and hence, a foundation for everything what's interesting is how each choice affects what logic even means?
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by ysofunny 2y ago
not like Java is, agreed but it does feel like Rust is designed for people learning about ALL of the modern compute stack, legacy compatibility included.
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by ysofunny 2y ago
I know his work well, I must rephrase my question he answers why it works well, but I don't think he really addresses why the "folding" pattern (as I called it) arises I'm also looking at Erv Wilson's work (in the b
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by ysofunny 2y ago
way tangential but why, oh why, does 12 but not 12*1 nor 6+6, not even 5+7 but precisely as 2+2+1+2+2+2+1=12 is so important for music !? how can we make a general object that describes such a "folded" structure? this strtucture a
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by ysofunny 2y ago
it seems to me the problem you're pointing to, and scoping to music it's actually much more persvasibe and happening to pretty much all culture I refer to the siloing of our tastes; or rather to how we can now develop rarer tast
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by ysofunny 2y ago
but ordered society also means "elections change nothing, there are rules" so then, under this premise, what changes things? a vote in congress
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by ysofunny 2y ago
pity them without undrestanding the two thousand year old idea of "forgiveness from sin" pity even more them who really believe the government is funded through taxes, not through credit

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