hyporthogon

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by hyporthogon 4y ago
Yes. And chat outputs normally include footnoted links to sources, so clicking a link produced by Sydney/Bing would be normal and expected user behavior.
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by hyporthogon 4y ago
Not if the index is responsive to a Sydney/Bing request (which I imagine might be desirable for meeting reasonable 'web-enabled chatbot' ux requirements). You could test this approximately (but only approximately, I think) by
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by hyporthogon 4y ago
Doh -- of course, thanks -- I should have gone there first. Would be interesting to see RemoteAddr but I think the RemoteAddr value doesn't affect my worry.
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by hyporthogon 4y ago
Sure, but I think directness doesn't matter here -- what matters is just whether a url that originates in a Sydney call chain ends up in a GET received by some external server, however many layers (beyond the usual packet-forwarding in
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by hyporthogon 4y ago
I hope that's right. I guess you (I mean someone with Bing Chat access, which I don't have) could test this by asking Sydney/Bing to respond to (summarize, whatever) a url that you're sure Bing (or more?) has not indexed
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by hyporthogon 4y ago
Wait a minute. If Sydney/Bing can ingest data from non-bing.com domains then Sydney is (however indirectly) issuing http GETs. We know it can do this. Some of the urls in these GETs go through bing.com search queries (okay maybe that m
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Cell intelligence in physiological and morphological spaces [video](youtube.com)
55 points by hyporthogon 4y ago|13 comments
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More Programming Poems(subwayprophet.github.io)
1 points by hyporthogon 6y ago|0 comments
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Engineering, path-breaking, and (not) being okay with ignorance(subwayprophet.github.io)
3 points by hyporthogon 7y ago|1 comments
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Multiple Inheritance+Class Reflection=Artificial Chemistry(youtube.com)
1 points by hyporthogon 7y ago|0 comments
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Programming as Rage(34.216.199.239)
2 points by hyporthogon 7y ago|0 comments
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The constructal law of design and evolution in nature (2010)(royalsocietypublishing.org)
1 points by hyporthogon 7y ago|0 comments
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by hyporthogon 7y ago
On the business logic side, speaking mainly from experience in enterprise software consulting (and some related research work): the domain is often complex enough, and the knowledge of how the business actually works (as opposed to what you
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by hyporthogon 8y ago
Copypasta from other codebases happen to work better in non-production environments because the input space is smaller in virtually any non-prod runtime space than in prod. This makes for a larger intersection of inputs to the copypasta tha
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Programming Poems(johesp30.freehostia.com)
15 points by hyporthogon 8y ago|4 comments
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The Practice of Management: Reflections on Peter Drucker's Landmark Book (2003) [pdf](msu.ac.zw)
1 points by hyporthogon 9y ago|0 comments
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by hyporthogon 9y ago
Detailed (albeit 2009) review of Ted Nelson's influence: https://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/bitstream/140.119/57633/1
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by hyporthogon 9y ago
There's some empirical work on how developers encounter and respond to naming anti-patterns e.g. http://www.veneraarnaoudova.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/2... and associated googlescholar search
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by hyporthogon 9y ago
Debugging is useful even from a merely academic perspective if engineering is an academic discipline (I think it is). Reality pushes up against you, so you figure out what it's doing by looking at what happens and guessing at what migh
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by hyporthogon 9y ago
(1) 'Exchange between strangers is a unique feature of us modern hominids' isn't really falsifiable without begging the question or establishing a hard boundary between kin and non-kin, which afaik is currently a function of
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by hyporthogon 10y ago
Sometimes as a discipline/indulgence I go to a coffee shop that charges exorbitantly for wifi so I cost myself immediately measurable and painful (because exorbitant) cash if I don't invent the solution on my own. These hours are
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by hyporthogon 10y ago
This is awesome, thanks. Obligatory 'zoomout' recommendation: https://www.amazon.com/Mathematics-Content-Methods-Meaning-V... , which I learned about from HN ( http://hackernewsbooks.com/book/ma
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by hyporthogon 10y ago
Well, even non-hard, very simply functional/x-ray naming sloppiness causes plenty of grief, but I think this is partly because we're used to naming being hard enough that -- at a certain level of energy, time-crunch, and lack of i
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by hyporthogon 10y ago
Everything I've read by Chaitin is interesting and thoughtful, but this piece is particularly accessible and entertaining: https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0303352
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by hyporthogon 10y ago
Gartner/Forrester approach is great but I think a little more useful for the business planning side (the time dimension is more about market value). Similar vein but more on the 'tech worth checking out/playing with/depl
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by hyporthogon 10y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/9704009 p2 (fig1) is pretty nice