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by liquidise 2mo ago
This reads like a precision vs recall problem. If I say every model is trained on CSAM, I too will correctly identify 100% of the models that were. Says little about my false positive rate though.
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by liquidise 2mo ago
Not OP but my frustrations come from it being impossible to ignore and outright distracting. I've found the same thing showing with Claude-coded/designed front ends that overuse the same semi-monospaced fonts, Blue/Yellow&#x2
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by liquidise 3mo ago
> “Great. So, do you use AI a lot at work?” > “Oh, I can’t! It’s really not reliable enough.” Gell-Mann Amnesia strikes again.
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by liquidise 4mo ago
> Buettner himself says he oversaw the blue zones frozen meal initiative This really captures the reality of longevity, at least in US culture. Whether or not blue zones are verifiable or real, the ingredients to statistical longevity ar
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by liquidise 4mo ago
This may be one of the least informative articles i’ve read in a while. Apart from the headline i can’t imagine what compelled it to be shared here.
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by liquidise 4mo ago
Left-footed and right-handed. I find my "handedness" follows where the activity is driven from (upper/lower body). Soccer, snowboarding, batting, golfing: lefty Writing, throwing, tennis, pool: righty
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by liquidise 4mo ago
This triggered a rabbit hole search that had me rediscover Packard Bell Navigator[1]. The nostalgia and joy this page brings me is hard to describe. I hope everyone remembers their formative tech journey so fondly. 1: https://en.
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by liquidise 5mo ago
I have an opposite reaction for what I assume are reasons we agree on. Social media has been a transparent race to the bottom for many years. The sooner it is shittified beyond repair the better. AI flooding content to them should help spee
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by liquidise 7mo ago
Thanks for posting this. It should be the link in the OP frankly.
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by liquidise 7mo ago
The Gorsuch concurring is quite the read, but wish more Americans internalized its final paragraph (excerpts below). Yes, legislating can be hard and take time. And, yes, it can be tempting to bypass Congress when some pressing problem ari
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by liquidise 7mo ago
Unhook[1] has been my go-to for this. Gives full customization over shorts, recommendations, comments, etc. 1a: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-recom... 1b: https://chromeweb
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by liquidise 7mo ago
At a big enough scale, previously large differences are effectively 0. 50k/mo is 600,000/yr vs 360/yr at 30/mo. Thats existential for a 1MM/yr company. Neither register on a balance sheet for a 1B/yr company. T
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by liquidise 7mo ago
Your blog layout, particularly on desktop, is brilliant.
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by liquidise 8mo ago
Lived in Denver for the last 15 years and own a company. You couldnt pay me to have office space in Denver simply by virtue of i'd rather spend commuting time doing something more fun. This applies to just about everyone i know here as
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by liquidise 8mo ago
People making both the "they are a draw on the system" and "they are taking all the jobs" arguments confuse me. You can be anti-immigration, but you should pick one.
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by liquidise 9mo ago
“The primary job of software engineers is to make software suck less.” - a university professor i had, 20 years ago. Let’s not romanticize the past because it’s easier to ship (probably still buggy) code today.
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by liquidise 9mo ago
Yes. You can install firmware updates over usb.
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by liquidise 9mo ago
Good news for blue collar workers, tough for investors. The bean-counting dream of LLM's and Robotics remains, but until ChatGPT is placing your order at Mcdonalds drive-thrus and Amazon is laying off warehouse associates en masse, i&#
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by liquidise 9mo ago
SponsorBlock became an instant, install-everywhere extension for me the same way UBO had. I'm amazed how few know of it considering its value and elegance.
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by liquidise 10mo ago
"I saw the best minds of my generation..."
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by liquidise 10mo ago
I'm not typically sensitive to AI-sounding text but those image captions leave me understanding others' issues with it.
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by liquidise 11mo ago
> How is BTC not the exact opposite of gold? If BTC is the exact opposite of gold, it follows that Eth, Ripple, USDC, etc are all more gold-like than BTC. I'd be interested to hear why you believe that to be true. BTC is a coin with
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by liquidise 11mo ago
Gold fell on Friday and recovered over the weekend. BTC certainly remains a more speculative asset than physical gold, but the comparison is not as unhinged as you make it sound.
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by liquidise 1y ago
Are you familiar with any? I know people who bet on sports for a living and one of their biggest operational challenges is keeping accounts unbanned long enough to make consistent income.
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by liquidise 1y ago
I haven't any help to offer, but want to say that this post along with reading your site the other day has shown a level of composure and resiliency that i aspire to. Good luck getting your access back.
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by liquidise 1y ago
Disabling “Ambient Mode” in the settings helps cpu usage a lot on my intel MBA.
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by liquidise 1y ago
All my music gets copied into OS X's Apple Music, which still supports iPods. Other repliees are arguably better alternatives these days.
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by liquidise 1y ago
I daily drive an iPod (currently listening to it on a flight). Some benefits: - Listening to music doesn't drain your phone. Also it's offline, which is a bonus for hiking/biking/flights. - Underrated convo starter. Set
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by liquidise 1y ago
This is a superb take. I've admittedly always thought of interviews as a process in desperate need of improvement. Thinking of it as a market is a helpful perspective shift on some long-standing ideas.
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by liquidise 1y ago
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