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yunwal
3y ago
No, NYC is far, far safer than other large US cities. It’s the subject of attention because NYC is always the subject of attention.
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yunwal
3y ago
> Why else wouldn’t they build a local economy instead of investing in the daily rain of rockets on their neighbours? Seriously? If you’re trying to build an economy, one of the first things you’d want to do is establish free trade with
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yunwal
3y ago
It’s also very hard to be neutral to indiscriminate bombing of civilians in plain sight
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yunwal
3y ago
> you'll likely be able to update the codebase appropriately Update the codebase to what exactly? Are there generative AI companies not training on copyrighted material that achieve anything even close to the results of gpt4? I'
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yunwal
3y ago
"Quite easily" isn't true in most cases, but embeddings are sometimes reversible. We know this because programs like Stable Diffusion sometimes output near-perfect copies of training data when given the correct prompt, and ge
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yunwal
3y ago
As someone who lives in a ski town, they are far too expensive for normal people to live there. Local businesses can't find employees, and homelessness has risen dramatically. A huge number of units in the town sit empty most of the ye
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yunwal
3y ago
In this case, it's price fixing because two or more landlords are agreeing to not lower their prices beyond a certain point.
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yunwal
3y ago
I think the key here is “at their jobs and careers”. New generations just don’t see their careers as the center of their livelihood. Their goals have nothing to do with climbing the ladder. It’s not a victim mentality to just refuse to part
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yunwal
3y ago
I mean, there's about a hundred thousand startups built on top of their API. I'm sure most could switch to another model if they really needed, but if copyright is an issue, I'm not sure that would help.
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yunwal
3y ago
You know what’s actually a waste of my time? Cleaning out my fridge of all the food waste generated because I couldn’t actually buy just 1 carrot, I have to buy 3 pounds wrapped in plastic for some reason.
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yunwal
3y ago
My take is that “counterculture” is the wrong thing to look for when talking about changing the system. What’s actually going to do that is an entire generation that basically has decided to not try at their jobs and careers. Previous gener
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yunwal
3y ago
Or because the prevention ends up killing hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians. Oh, and it turns out the reason you supposedly went to war in the first place is completely fake.
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yunwal
3y ago
You’re not disagreeing with the parent. They admitted GTO does not maximally exploit suboptimal strategies in their comment.
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yunwal
3y ago
I feel like a lot of this is just that ADHD brains (and brains in general) want to work at the right level of abstraction. If I have to add headers to 20 word docs, it’s probably a bit quicker to do that manually than to write a script to d
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yunwal
3y ago
Unless you design the LLM yourself and purposefully watermark the output. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2306.04634.pdf
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yunwal
3y ago
The problem is that getting to run for president requires a constant stream of money throughout your entire political career (or you need to have your own funds to contribute). This acts as a filter for any candidates that take anti-investo
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yunwal
3y ago
> There are probably more than enough lower paying, lower prestige jobs on offer, but they don’t require academic qualifications and so university graduates feel they deserve better. There’s also the issue that people will get dismissed
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yunwal
3y ago
Historically, Apple doesn't sell hardware, they sell a combination of software and hardware that are supposedly more tightly integrated than is possible when those things are developed separately. It's interesting and surprising t
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yunwal
3y ago
I specifically said “draconian drug laws” and didn’t go into which ones I believed were bad, because that’s not the point of the discussion. The point is that those laws continue to exist to fill prisons and keep the prison industrial compl
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yunwal
3y ago
Keeping someone trapped in order to force them to do work is called “slavery” and it’s generally frowned upon in the modern era. There shouldn’t be profit associated with prisoners, that’s how you get wrongful arrests and draconian drug law
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yunwal
3y ago
The plastic bags in places like NYC are usually 25-50 cents. It’s stupid to force those on people when paper bags exist and barely have an effect on the environment. Also, half the grocery stores in the US only stock things like spinach in
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yunwal
3y ago
I’m not sure what your point is here. The adult thing to do if you’re an addict is to move as far away from your addiction as possible. That is what self discipline looks like.
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yunwal
3y ago
That makes sense and I’d support that. In New York and New Jersey all single-use bags are banned and I’m almost positive it’s counterproductive. Especially in NYC where many people aren’t using cars to grocery shop and can’t keep a bag stas
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yunwal
3y ago
Many don’t. Also, even if it’s only one in 10 times that you forget, it’s still much worse for the environment than using paper bags
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yunwal
3y ago
FWIW, I have ADHD, and once I amassed like 30 of these things, I kept as many as possible stuffed inside one of them in my car. Then, I had like 30 opportunities between then and when I ran out to remember to bring all my bags to the car ag
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yunwal
3y ago
The scenario is this: you show up to the grocery store and you don’t have a reusable bag today. Maybe you forgot to re-stash it in your car after bringing in groceries last time, maybe you walked there and don’t carry a bag on you. If you l
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yunwal
3y ago
Seems much easier than trying to prevent them from using google
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yunwal
3y ago
I think even if it were good enough to place some static instructions over a non-disruptive part of your field of vision, with a pleasant way to display embedded images or video, and a hands free control mechanism, I would find that incredi
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yunwal
3y ago
The polite thing to do if you have a feature you think would make a FOSS project better is to submit a feature request first. If the maintainers decide they won’t support your feature quickly enough or at all, then fork it. GP did the right
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yunwal
3y ago
Many roads aren’t practical or safe to share with cars either
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