cwmoore

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by cwmoore 4d ago
Is it within fair use to surreptitiously record copyrighted music?
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by cwmoore 6d ago
Technically, maybe there was, when Muybridge was also the greatest director, in 1880: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Horse_in_Motion
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by cwmoore 6d ago
We all knew the UN emblem already has a world map, right? Right? https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emblem_of_the_United...
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by cwmoore 6d ago
Can it turn off when you turn it off?
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by cwmoore 10d ago
I made 3D sudoku, books on paper called SUDOCUBE, with a coded index for the clues, using Opus 4.7 I think it was, which came up with the algorithm and extended my own pre-LLM Kakuro codebase: https://www.kakurokokoro.com/su
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by cwmoore 11d ago
here’s a shovel
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by cwmoore 11d ago
citation please, sibling comment links are ~400
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by cwmoore 11d ago
Betteridge’s Law confirmed (no): “One of the themes of The Lost Art of Logarithms is that many phenomena in our natural and human-made world can be interpreted logarithmically. That includes music but it does not include guitar frets.”
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by cwmoore 11d ago
Not OP but “actual exponential complexity” should work, what is really your issue with that comment?
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by cwmoore 12d ago
…the one call that requires a genuine decision from you.
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by cwmoore 14d ago
Which one?
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by cwmoore 17d ago
Lets just not redo subscription gods
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by cwmoore 17d ago
Understanding ChatGpt Retirement —
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by cwmoore 17d ago
Usually when I encounter "money never works" it's because (a) it has never been tried and (b) because of simple greed and envy. Reproductive collapse seems like a pet peeve of yours, and while I can offer about 8 billion exam
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by cwmoore 18d ago
No, he mentioned it. Here’s a link: https://www.cms.gov/data-research/statistics-trends-and-repo...
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by cwmoore 18d ago
Try this then: > that never works Citation needed.
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by cwmoore 19d ago
s/“That never works.”/“mine,mine,mine,mine,mine”/g
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by cwmoore 21d ago
Thomas is not hallucinating.
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by cwmoore 21d ago
It is not less difficult to save the orangutans while people are being killed too.
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by cwmoore 24d ago
Sorry, orangutans, rockets go more up
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by cwmoore 24d ago
“Explain it like I am an adult.” - 10yo
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by cwmoore 26d ago
Not this data, but from nearby 3D star map with rotations: https://www.ouruboroi.com/moire3
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by cwmoore 26d ago
How does that make a difference?
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by cwmoore 28d ago
The question was "unconditional help", and one answer is "yes, if you can afford to, and want to".
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by cwmoore 28d ago
So an enterprising drug-dealer can buy the house for a little baggie, hire the junkie to shovel the sidewalk, and rent it out, now everyone is employed, housed, and the free market actually absorbed the cost. The dealer will pay property ta
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by cwmoore 28d ago
It is run by self-motivated humans and it often doesn't work.
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by cwmoore 28d ago
Sounds like they trust the game’s anonymity and privacy policies.
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by cwmoore 28d ago
Or, live as a solitary hermit and the average person you encounter is almost exactly like you. But how do you know you can trust them after they’ve isolated you from society?
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by cwmoore 28d ago
Actually, no, you have to commit a crime to get in. The ride in handcuffs is free-as-in-compulsory.
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by cwmoore 29d ago
Programs are watched carefully for embezzlement, not really accountable for positive outcomes.

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