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ithkuil
5d ago
Being good at matching patterns doesn't mean the patterns you found have the causal relationships you think they have Superstition in pigeons: https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1948-04299-001
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ithkuil
6d ago
"Music Theory, Bells and Whistles"
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ithkuil
7d ago
I wonder if we're doing virtual filesystems wrong. There is a good reason why traditionally filesystem access was mediated by the OS layer, but there are many use cases where you just want to give processes a different view of what the
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ithkuil
9d ago
When models start to effectively employ sarcasm were screwed
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ithkuil
10d ago
It's worse than that. No bank will have business with you because that would potentially affect _their_ other customer's ability to operate normally This is a very big hammer and reveals how foreign entities are deeply dependent o
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ithkuil
10d ago
You can read about the Italian police obtained the encryption keys through the Aruba colocation provider in the Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autistici/Inventati Italian Postal Police wiretapping (
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ithkuil
12d ago
And renaming things is hard, if not impossible
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ithkuil
14d ago
Sounding and being are not the same thing. I don't want to insult Mr. Pike and claim he is a dick just because how some of his quotes sound.
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ithkuil
14d ago
They haven't done it because their power would collapse if they try to do something and be ineffective at it.
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ithkuil
14d ago
There is a correlation between having strong opinions and sounding like a dick. But also between having strong opinions and having impact. Luckily there are also people who manage to have impact while giving out a different vibe
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ithkuil
17d ago
Don't get me wrong, I also don't see it personally. I just think that the framing is useful: it highlights how our society has a bias towards business and a bias against morality-driven initiatives If selling the weapons is "
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ithkuil
19d ago
That simile captures perfectly the logic here. I don't think it's technically sarcasm EDIT: a better simile would be if guns were giving away for free. You can see how that could be construed as increasing the responsibility of th
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ithkuil
19d ago
What does "naming" mean? Assigning a symbol? But who said that the set of symbols must be countable?
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ithkuil
20d ago
Then the board can fire that CEO?
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ithkuil
20d ago
"paradox" is an overloaded term. Jevons paradox is a veridical paradox, which, as you said, means that it's a true statement that merely looks wrong because it is counterintuitive. I know that some people think that the word
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ithkuil
27d ago
You can get those in a democracy too! The real difference is how can you get rid of those
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ithkuil
1mo ago
big restaurants have many cooks that are trained and monitored by the chef, but the chef is certainly not necessarily prepairing your meal. The chef is however responsible for the outcome so you're absolutely right to complain if the m
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ithkuil
1mo ago
Don't get me wrong, I loathe the AI style as the next person. But I don't buy your argument: if a person used AI to produce a text it doesn't mean they haven't steered the I in the direction they wanted the conversation
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ithkuil
1mo ago
And also it doesn't justify the absurd overcorrection this admin has created. This is not at all a reasonable response to a legitimate criticism of what many considered a pretentious overreach of the progressive movement. We can have a
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ithkuil
1mo ago
Using AI to review our own comments before posting could be a good idea
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ithkuil
1mo ago
The mantissa has also less bits, so the actual operation is cheaper, which affects latency.
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ithkuil
1mo ago
Germanic tribes did colonize northern Italy and eventually used the local latin language with heavy borrowings from their original language. Not sure why you used the word "colonizer" for Jews living in Germany. Perhaps I misunder
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ithkuil
1mo ago
Does it mean the Lombard dialect of northern Italy is colonial sociolect too?
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ithkuil
1mo ago
Genuine question: what makes ARM64 a denser ISA compared to RISC-V ?
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ithkuil
1mo ago
would it make sense to add jj snapshotting commands in agent hooks?
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ithkuil
1mo ago
So some countries have more forest than grassland?
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ithkuil
2mo ago
Switzerland is not but its meager population can hardly significantly skew the sales stats
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ithkuil
2mo ago
I see vision drift happen routinely in most (all) human led projects.
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ithkuil
2mo ago
That's true. But we always desired that more business knowledge be shared in written form between humans (people come and go, work across time zones, ...). Presumably agents can both help maintaining/mediating such communication a
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ithkuil
2mo ago
You're right about everything you said, but there is a flip side: with work trees you can: 1. find/list all related "clones" of the repo 2. Ensure that the same branch is not being worked on in different checkouts (which
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