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by csh0 13d ago
I think the difficulty for many people is not imagining a path to post-scarcity, per se, but instead that they have been given no commitments by their government or business leaders that they will get to benefit from it, after it is achieve
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by csh0 14d ago
Food companies have used glue or other substances in things like cereal ads (in place of milk) for decades. Unfortunate.
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by csh0 24d ago
This is a fantastic application of an LLM. What’s great is that the LLMisms fold neatly into “dumb but lovable sidekick”. So even when it chokes or stumbles on a command, the kind of frustration the user expresses when correcting it feels n
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by csh0 24d ago
I have encountered this behavior in people of all ages for as long as I can remember.
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by csh0 1mo ago
Texas is not a monolith. The people who are decrying this action are local conservation groups and activists. These are not necessarily the same people who voted to put the current administration in power. To simply write this off as “they
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by csh0 1mo ago
This exists for the electronic music scene, Radiate.
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by csh0 2mo ago
I literally had a non technical family member ask me last week about “AI”. He began the conversation by saying: “so as far as I know there’s two kinds of ai, open ai and closed ai…” This speaks to your point, the people are confused.
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by csh0 2mo ago
This is already underway. My dog often gets misidentified as a restricted breed. This used to make apartment hunting difficult because, occasionally, the property manager would visually ID the dog breed as banned, I’d have to go to the vet
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by csh0 2mo ago
Interest has risen in tandem with the popularity of LLMs. I have worked on these sorts of things as part of internal tooling. Sometimes these strategies are used to provide LLMs with a greater understanding of your codebase to improve code
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by csh0 2mo ago
I majored in both CS and Philosophy. I think the very first paper I submitted for my phi 101 course was on the topic of machine ethics. AI labs, I await your offers ;)
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by csh0 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naming_and_Necessity
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by csh0 3mo ago
The notion that Mussolini made the trains run on time is a myth, a bit of state propaganda.
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by csh0 4mo ago
“Before the Freedom of Information Act, I used to say at meetings, 'The illegal we do immediately; the unconstitutional takes a little longer.' But since the Freedom of Information Act, I'm afraid to say things like that.” -
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by csh0 4mo ago
In a similar vein, in the pre-LLM era I gave a few interviews where the candidate was asked to screenshare while solving the problem. The candidates were allowed to use any resource they wanted from the broader internet. I often found that
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by csh0 4mo ago
Friends and family who are largely non-technical have referred to ChatGPT as Chat for at least a year. I admit I was struck when I first heard someone use that shorthand in conversation at a party. It was the moment I knew that for better o
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by csh0 5mo ago
This is interesting, but what is the advantage of running a proxy to achieve this over pre-commit hooks?
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by csh0 6mo ago
There may not be many, but these people do exist. I watched someone ask Claude to replace all occurrences of a string instead of using a deterministic operation like “Find and Replace” available in the very same VSCode window they prompted
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by csh0 7mo ago
It’s all part of the game it seems. The US bugged the “toilet partitions” of the Russian embassy in D.C. during its construction[0] and the FBI built a tunnel under it for espionage purposes in the 80s[1]. [0] https://www.cia.gov
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by csh0 7mo ago
I think it’s fair to say that diplomats appear to be appointed under a two-faced system. On the one side you have some diplomats who really are quite capable career foreign policy wonks, appointed in a manner which appears to be meritocrati
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by csh0 8mo ago
Your quoted paragraphs are not discussing the same trend, your first paragraph is referring to drinking habits in those 65 or older. The second paragraph is discussing drinking habits for all US adults.
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by csh0 1y ago
This is interesting, do all major airports have the ability to set up this cable system if needed? Or is this unique to PDX, or perhaps only those airports which are near where fighters train.
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TikTok algorithm to be 'retrained' by Oracle in Trump deal(ft.com)
5 points by csh0 1y ago|0 comments
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by csh0 1y ago
I looked it up since I was also curious. There’s this story making the rounds right now in FL: https://youtu.be/ia1qP1DmJdg It seems as if these are developments which didn’t get completed.
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by csh0 1y ago
This reads like a fluff piece for Goldman Sachs and the startup Cognition. It’s running in a bunch of outlets concurrently. Goldman gets to appear as being on the cutting edge by incorporating AI. The startup behind the agent GS is using, C
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by csh0 1y ago
The “AI Software Engineers” at my company, whose applications and workflows I often support as an SRE, by and large build things with LLMs rather than train or create them. What they build ranges from product features to internal tools. The
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by csh0 1y ago
Perhaps you’re thinking of Ocracoke, North Carolina[0] [0] https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20190623-the-us-island-th...
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by csh0 2y ago
I have used Netlimiter on Windows in the past. It seems to have comparable functionality to Little Snitch
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by csh0 2y ago
FWIW, eBay no longer works like this. When you put up a listing there’s now an option, enabled by default, to require payment at checkout. This situation may still occur if you are taking offers on an item. In that case the buyer has to pay
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by csh0 2y ago
I was curious about the calculator comment, so I looked it up. The following terminal command supposedly does the trick: open -na Calculator
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by csh0 2y ago
This is basically the point of PSLF[0]. The cost to participants is not $0, but it can ultimately be very low if they only make income adjusted payments during their 10 years of service. https://studentaid.gov/manage-loans&#

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