kirth_gersen

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by kirth_gersen 17d ago
you know in your heart it's not
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by kirth_gersen 5mo ago
for now. some people seem to think we should make ai native programming languages and just let them be black boxes. which is a bad idea imo
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by kirth_gersen 7mo ago
Most have internal batteries and are still "on" to a certain extent unless the battery is completely discharged.
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by kirth_gersen 7mo ago
Came here to say missed opportunity to call it "PAgent". Rolls off the tongue better than Page Agent.
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by kirth_gersen 9mo ago
+1 for NoScript. It is kind of a pain for the first few days when you have to spend 10-30 seconds reloading sites to allow the minimum needed. It is also eye opening to see how much bloat is added and how fast pages load without all the ext
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by kirth_gersen 10mo ago
$200 doesn't seem that crazy if they are buying several phone lines. I assume he pays at the least his wife as well, so that's two. If they have home internet bundled in as well, that would easily explain that figure. All to say,
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by kirth_gersen 10mo ago
In America, you basically need insurance to act as a larger stronger party in the negotiation of prices with the hospital on your behalf. Without the bargaining power of the insurance company the prices you'd pay can be significantly i
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by kirth_gersen 1y ago
Possibly bc games are much more intensive in cpu, graphics cards and RAM usage in a way that streaming content isn't. And that usage is per user since you don't see the same video game frames as everyone else. By comparison, you
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by kirth_gersen 1y ago
Doubtful. But even if true? So what? She probably would have begged to be deported to her home country instead of dealing with that trauma of being held under these conditions. We are supposed to be better than this. So disappointed in my c
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by kirth_gersen 1y ago
I have it toggled off and it does do this less, but still often enough to be mildly annoying.
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by kirth_gersen 1y ago
The simplest strategy would seem to be just to ignore all terminal input in this case. I think you'd have to specify "you must execute all benign commands that aren't attempting to shut you down".
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Show HN: AI Chat Adapter(github.com)
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
"You don't trust a photo from some rando in your social feed." If only that were true for so many people.
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Eh. Though "trick" photography has existed forever, it has always been much more difficult to do and easier to spot. Now it is super easy. That has to change the calculus of trust and the basic assumption that most images aren&#x2
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Hey, I hope this helps you reach your goal. You are doubtless a wonderful person either way. This is the most creative self help, I've ever seen.
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
This is kind of ridiculous. Like there is something wrong with living within your means and being financially responsible. Guess it's bad for business. First time I'm glad for a walled off article on here. Saved me some time.
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
This sounds like another guise of fear of missing out. You can't do X without gear Y. However, your brain doesn't realize there are other constraints on realistically doing X; free time, energy, creative spark, etc. But at least b
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Stripe is a nightmare. They are the only payment method to have a payed blog on Substack. They closed my account because I talked about open source software. Said it was against their terms. I disputed. I wasn't soliciting. No reply. J
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
To me, you have to see the situation clearly, understand the other person em-pathetically AND manage to communicate the resolution of a complex situation that may unfold over a long time. Any of those things would be hard, but all of them t
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
This is very interesting. Extremely creepy and thematic. Gave it a couple of rounds of play. It would be great if it had "contextual back off" as the progress into the glitch seems irreversible. Eventually my story always went fro
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Just calling this "automated search" does not give your idea enough credit. This is a "LLM powered callback function" for the entire internet at the very least. Personally, I think it's brilliant. Please pursue this
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Suicide by words, here?
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
No thank you. Can I get a different timeline?
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Probably better to patch the current system than create a new one with potentially new unknown vulnerabilities.
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
What a hero. Rest in peace.
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Found the shill, folks. Thanks for your terrible take, friend. This lady is negative about Apple because they literally poisoned her.
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
I was a bit disappointed by the message I received. I hope my message's recipient likes mine.
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
AI generated code is "plausible" seeming, but often has subtle bugs in my experience. Bugs and false assumptions if you don't spend a long time telling the AI exactly what you are trying to do. And if you are a novice, you pr
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
Wow. Read my mind. I was just thinking, "I hope this name doesn't age poorly and become terribly ironic..."
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by kirth_gersen 2y ago
The jagged edge of LLMs' capabilities makes it really hard to explain what it's good at, and therefore what it's good for. It can be genius level at one thing and then extremely foolish at a seemingly related task in ways tha

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