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by isaacgreyed 4y ago
Something else would end up scarcer
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by isaacgreyed 4y ago
The fact that it's built with a game engine may make it easier than it would otherwise be.
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by isaacgreyed 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the process is intertwined with a paper one as well. That adds significant complication, but it still shouldn't take it.
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by isaacgreyed 5y ago
"I could create a whole new product that could scale to millions of users on a weekend." Sounds like an extremely appealing business idea.
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by isaacgreyed 5y ago
A common use case, how to do random thing in programming: I searched python make a bar chart and it returned a live coding video with an AI generated text transcript and two articles which mentioned a different kind of bar. I then narrowed
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by isaacgreyed 5y ago
Seems like there's a probably reasonable trend of piling some other tool on top of the stack because dealing with underlying layers is hard. Like electron apps and docker images. Or just web browsers. Kind of worrisome to abandon lower
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
Even more interesting that the productivity dropped then.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
Does anyone know anything about japenese office culture that might be relevant to this? Maybe part of the SV culture like open offices makes this a whole different deal then how japan is.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetraethyllead#Phaseout_and_ba... May be relevant to the discussion, probably more so considering cars going hybrid.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
I meant to ask it, "What would you ask GPT-3?", unless that's what you meant by existential of course.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
What would you ask GPT-3?
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
I may be misunderstanding the free oxygen part, but if that's the case why doesn't that happen in our ocean?
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
I'm not really sure if actually doing something will be effective for say learning history. I think of all the odd activities teachers had me do, and I kind of wish they just told me the story, but I'm a guy who now listens to his
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
In some other teen circles it's a negative status symbol. In the "you wasted your money on that?" sort of way.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
As somewhere to start there be some preexisting research on the effects of tax returns on poorer families that I would not know how to find.
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Seneca: On the Shortness of Life (49)(archive.org)
4 points by isaacgreyed 6y ago|1 comments
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
Not breached by non-Romans. It's easy to discount all the internal conflict.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
If you put it to good use, I'd imagine the marginal benefit of having a lot of money to do good things with outweighs the marginal cost working at Facebook.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
Look into hypnagogic imagery and Wake Induced Lucid Dreaming (WILD). It's a big thing in lucid dreaming circles to use that sort of thing to enter into a dream conscious and then control (steer?) it. https://en.wikipedia.org
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
I'm not a professional, but you seemed to be using refactor and rewrite interchangeably. I had the impression they were different and you seem to be applying all the bad ideas of rewrites to refactors.
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by isaacgreyed 6y ago
A drop in supply in food all at once could raise the price causing considerable issues.
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
Not the most credible evidence, but from some reading long ago I can't find. I think it has to do with the way spines break it damages the nerve endings. If you were to slice the spine with a sufficiently sharp blade I believe they wou
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necessary_and_Proper_Clause
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
Likely many older academics, just from the inertia.
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
I would suggest a bird would gain very little from going so fast
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
I have been using a sleep mask to block out the morning and other light, and have a few history podcast I listen to, but those are more to go to sleep faster than to wake up later.
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Braiding Gears [video](youtube.com)
1 points by isaacgreyed 7y ago|0 comments
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
I wonder if regardless of the design of the platform, if simply having this be the idea behind the network will attract the right people, and build the right community to make it work.
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
Also novelty could play into it, but then again also people don't like change.
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by isaacgreyed 7y ago
Is the vote of the election ever: "Can you make this one website that is messy better?". People are more focused on big issues and annoying software won't often make the platform.

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