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by binary132 9mo ago
Why isn’t the framing “the user may choose to turn it ON”? Just chew on that.
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by binary132 9mo ago
the problem is your framing of the problem, not the questions you posed. it seems to me like you’re assuming that the only metrics for risk and reward are profit and cost. let me put it this way: do you find there to be any intrinsic valu
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by binary132 9mo ago
(but enough about LLM shills)
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by binary132 9mo ago
you should probably think about the fact that ad platforms expect and design for fraudulent and bot clicks before you assume that this actually costs anyone money.
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by binary132 9mo ago
thieving and scamming are not caused by the existence of scarcity
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by binary132 9mo ago
I’m the farthest thing from a communist, but what makes you think public funding cannot be given to drug research?
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by binary132 9mo ago
we badly need AI-free spaces
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by binary132 9mo ago
There is no hint of irony in the linked posts.
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by binary132 9mo ago
It’s extremely convenient for certain things. For example, let’s say I’m referring to an enum constant field of a deeply-nested type. This can easily be expressed as “auto k = a.b.c.d.kind” instead of “Alpha::Bet::Charlie::Delta::Kinds k
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by binary132 9mo ago
And so quotable…
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by binary132 9mo ago
I’ve started thinking of concatenative languages as “backwards lisps” in my head and so far it seems like a reasonable take.
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by binary132 9mo ago
“Not have a TV at all” is a perfectly reasonable choice many people are making now.
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by binary132 9mo ago
It’s actually comical watching the AI shills trot out the same points in every argument about the utility of LLMs. Now you’re supposed to say that after 10 years of digital, the only people sticking with film were the “curmudgeons”. I for
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by binary132 9mo ago
So much wasted time debating whether the 1000 lines of generated code are actually necessary when the actual transform in question is 3 of them. “But it works”, goes the refrain.
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by binary132 9mo ago
if you honestly cannot comprehend why people might legitimately consider the use of cannabis to be a social ill (for reasons other than “they only think people should pray all the time”), you might want to stop using it for a while and reev
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by binary132 9mo ago
I like using Go for “scripting”. To each their own I suppose.
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by binary132 9mo ago
I found it funny (and annoying) that the article used an obvious LLM slopism immediately before that bit. It made me wonder how much of it was itself instant reconstituted wordslop.
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by binary132 9mo ago
Whoa! 7.5 miles is a long swim. Thanks for the interesting article. Just so you know, that article says “During the salmon and herring spawning seasons, nearly one-quarter of this coastal wolf’s diet is fish” so I don’t think it supports
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by binary132 9mo ago
it doesn't apply to us because generally speaking humans are able to identify and address threats to our existence.
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by binary132 9mo ago
Actually what America usually does first is prioritize GDP growth over the interests of natural American citizens. I expect that trend to continue.
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by binary132 9mo ago
I think many if not most people do that because they don't feel they have any other realistic choice.
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by binary132 9mo ago
I 100% believe that developed nations need to address this with social policy. It would be popular with nearly everyone.
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by binary132 9mo ago
As a wolf, I find this advertisement very offensive to carnitarians. Prey animals were clearly made for our use and enjoyment, and the idea of some sort of multi-special gathering, finding a least common denominator in the predation of pes
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by binary132 9mo ago
duh? why aren’t you discussing the merits or demerits of the article directly?
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by binary132 9mo ago
this doesn’t even deserve to be acknowledged it should be so obvious, yet here we are
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by binary132 9mo ago
you should always be skeptical of claims and seek to understand their basis and methodology.
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by binary132 9mo ago
It’s crazy how many of these comments completely ignored TFA. Hackernews is in decline and will be indistinguishable from Facebook or Reddit before long.
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by binary132 9mo ago
It’s crazy how many of these comments completely ignored TFA.
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by binary132 9mo ago
I honestly have no idea why anyone pays for intellij besides a couple of the more niche editors, maybe.
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by binary132 9mo ago
Impressively playable on iPhone safari

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