jonnycomputer

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by jonnycomputer 2mo ago
Might be this: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/d8xDGzCEYE639qqEv/a-mechanis...
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by jonnycomputer 2mo ago
I'm interested to hear what you mean. What games are you comparing it to? What do you find hard about it?
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by jonnycomputer 2mo ago
Dolmenwood rocks. A monumental achievement in TTRPGs.
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
The Soviet Union is famous for telling scientists which scientific theories were acceptable to study. Science had to conform to the Party's ideology. This seems to be what you are advocating, and it seems you are mocking literal scient
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
Yes, it is factual. They are overriding peer review to require changes to research scope and design. Did you read the actual article. Allow me to quote: "For example, according to documentation seen by Science: * In a project studyin
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
Inaccurate, wrong. Did you read the article? to the end? political appointees shouldn't be trying to tell scientists what analyses to do. This is not the Soviet Union. Here: "For example, according to documentation seen by Science
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
Most lawless Presidency ever.
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
I do anticipate a lawsuit, and I anticipate Trump losing again.
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
Congress restored funding for it, but they are going to dismantle it anyway? >The ocean observation system began operating in 2016 and was expected to continue for 25 years... It cost $48 million annually to operate the network. The Trum
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
This is how you make American science, look like Soviet science. Profoundly destructive.
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
but is it true?
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
I've never had a problem with Kia. But then I drive responsibly, so my comment to you is: maybe don't repeatedly change lanes at rush hour at dusk and dawn when there is more limited visibility.
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by jonnycomputer 4mo ago
How would they use my phone's internet? assuming no app is installed of course.
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by jonnycomputer 8mo ago
But you see, they don't have to wait for it anymore. /s
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AI means we don't have to deal with nerds dreaming up over-engineered solutions(twitter.com)
2 points by jonnycomputer 8mo ago|7 comments
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by jonnycomputer 9mo ago
wish the compile instructions in MOSTLY_MATTER_HOWTO were a little more intelligible to me.
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by jonnycomputer 9mo ago
what bad press is that?
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by jonnycomputer 9mo ago
Feel like then people would just have one more thing to complain about the Mozilla Foundation over.
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by jonnycomputer 11mo ago
Psychopy is a mess of a project. It hasn't gotten any better from my perspective, even after hiring full time developers, because most of their effort is focused on the single-gui-app and Pavolovia. things did get better when they adde
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by jonnycomputer 11mo ago
Hey, I'm still trying get over the fact that `pip search` is deprecated. A package manager command line tool that can't even search for packages.
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by jonnycomputer 11mo ago
I have to say that I am extremely reluctant to switch over to yet another python management system (packaging, environment, python version). Every few years someone says: this is it. Switch to poetry! Okay, I did. And, at least for some a
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by jonnycomputer 11mo ago
How is this different than (or better than) pyenv?
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
Yes.
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
Okay, but isn't this just what all people do? Everyone has a lifetime of normal behavior expectations reinforced to a point where they are truly internalized that there's something wrong with not doing the "normal" thing
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
so are we, maybe.
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
>All an LLM does is produce hallucinations, it’s just that we find some of them useful. Nice callback to "All models are wrong, but some of them are useful."
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
I'm already annoyed that, on Mac, ever since I installed OneDrive, I can't save Excel files to OneDrive while in Excel to my OneDrive, without Excel being logged in to my OneDrive account. I have OneDrive because I want it to be
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
len(list(filter(lambda line: all([abs(x) >= 1 and abs(x) <= 3 for x in line]) and (all([x > 0 for x in line]) or all([x < 0 for x in line])), diffs))) Well, point taken about the ordering, but there are many more legi
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
Well I think, to be fair, only about 7% of the default Facebook feed is your friend's (or subscribed-groups') content. They've shoved a lot of other stuff in there. So its kind of weird that they turn around and say, "No
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by jonnycomputer 1y ago
For what it's worth, it got it right when I tried it. >simple question should be easy for a genius like you. have many letter b's in the word blueberry? ChatGPT said: >There are 2 letter b's in blueberry — one at the st

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