ScotterC

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GPT 6 Astra Vibe Check(every.to)
2 points by ScotterC 13d ago|0 comments
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by ScotterC 1mo ago
Yes, there's certainly more to it. Just to jump on the uncanny valley vector, I'd argue that the artist having a coherent message they're trying to get across and the viewer having some affordance primed for receiving that me
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by ScotterC 1mo ago
Fantastic! I think you've read me right in terms of interests. I'll check it out. Thank you!
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by ScotterC 2mo ago
Right on. In my experience across different art fields, I’d say the only generalizable facet of ‘good’ art/music/etc is the “it sits just outside of what we expect”. These days I liken it more to the idea of ‘surprise’ in informat
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by ScotterC 7mo ago
The book will not let you down
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by ScotterC 11mo ago
My kids are at a Waldorf school currently. I would not be surprised by your experience from what I’ve learned. However I’ve also seen a truly incredible environment at my school and zero cult adherence to Steiner. My best explanation is tha
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by ScotterC 11mo ago
Thank you for your work in this arena and trying to add clarity. As a business owner and longtime rubyist, I'm very happy Ruby Core is taking stewardship here and that maybe we can put this tempest in a teapot behind us.
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by ScotterC 1y ago
I lol'ed too but then thought - at least he actually wrote this!
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by ScotterC 1y ago
I’m surprised that I don’t hear this mentioned more often. Not even in a Eng leadership format of taking accountability for your AI’s pull requests. But it’s absolutely true. Capitalism runs on accountability and trust and we are clearly no
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by ScotterC 2y ago
Absolutely true. And paradoxically, they may fully understand that the phrase is profoundly unwise and endlessly futile and yet know the benefit of holding the belief anyway.
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by ScotterC 2y ago
Agreed. Regarding some of the ‘layered architecture’ discussion from the OP, I’d argue that having many modules that are clearly defined is not as large a detriment to cognitive load when an LLM is interpreting it. This is dependent on two
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by ScotterC 2y ago
Looks like a solid post with solid learnings. Apologies for hijacking the thread but I’d really love to have a discussion on how these heuristics of software development change with the likes of Cursor/LLM cyborg coding in the mix. I’v
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by ScotterC 2y ago
Many would be quick to argue that they are interlinked but I strongly agree with you - particularly in the context of this thread. For me, optimism still provides a lot of value in my worldview. The beliefs that have changed the most for me
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by ScotterC 2y ago
Missed opportunity to have > Have 1516 cats for meow instead of now
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by ScotterC 2y ago
Is "FN" Fox News? Or is that separate from News Corp?
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by ScotterC 2y ago
My immediate instinct here is they need cash. Or are dealing with a lot of fraud which is a pain to limit.
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by ScotterC 3y ago
hey this is awesome. I'm using it and I think it's got some wheels. But please add a quick link to submit feedback in app! Here's what I got so far: - specific issue: I updated the triage text before submitting to the planni
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by ScotterC 3y ago
Great. I’ll give it a try today
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by ScotterC 3y ago
Hell yea!
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by ScotterC 3y ago
I’m really excited to try this. Your design process reflects my own. Please support indexing ruby files.
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by ScotterC 3y ago
Wonderfully written. Thanks
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by ScotterC 3y ago
Re: Ecology in Scifi The interactions between Ants and Spiders gave me some associations with Butler's Xenogenesis trilogy (aka Lilith's Brood). Particularly, I loved how both were painting an alternative evolutionary path but &#x
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The state of HTTP clients, or why you should use httpx(honeyryderchuck.gitlab.io)
24 points by ScotterC 3y ago|4 comments
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by ScotterC 3y ago
I could have written this same comment. I fully understand where the mental irrationality comes from. I’ve done therapy etc. But what I call “the hearth of the city” means it’s hard to ever really relax. Caring for a family accelerated it.
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AI chatbots won’t enjoy tech’s legal shield, Section 230 authors say(washingtonpost.com)
5 points by ScotterC 4y ago|1 comments
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by ScotterC 4y ago
The more I've thought about this quote the more value it has given me.
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by ScotterC 4y ago
I imagine what I’m missing most is how he handles those huge obstacles. We all can turn on sheer force of will for a set amount of time but keeping it buoyant in the face of huge obstacles is another matter entirely.
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by ScotterC 4y ago
I’ve talked to Sam once a long time ago which gives me a rudimentary answer to your curiosity. PG’s notes on Sam in that 2009 essay ring true to me ( http://www.paulgraham.com/5founders.html ). > there are a few people wit
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When Vladimir Putin escalates his war, the world must meet him(economist.com)
17 points by ScotterC 5y ago|6 comments
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The Productivity Implications of Working from Home Across 150k Employees(tomtunguz.com)
2 points by ScotterC 5y ago|0 comments

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