lookACamel

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by lookACamel 29d ago
They sacrificed the young gen to keep older gens secure. > The ice-agers’ misfortunes contrast starkly with those of the generation that came just before. During the bubble years of the 1980s, companies hired voraciously. > Everything
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by lookACamel 1mo ago
> It's a fun hobby! This is what skeptics are missing. The strongest answer to what AI has delivered to society so far is the new, fulfilling hobby of vibecoding. Their disparagement is like being skeptical of the routine, regular i
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by lookACamel 1mo ago
In my analogy, it's not because they are "unskilled" or "bad". But they become obsolete because the shareholders want the singular master chef and their army of robots doing all the cooking. And it's not just b
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by lookACamel 1mo ago
From the title I thought this post would be about something completely different. The post is about splitting the world into "good" and "bad" engineers with an emphasis on the bad engineer. Ok but what does that have to
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by lookACamel 1mo ago
Despite the title this article doesn't seem to be saying anything about the "middle class".
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Ask HN: Opinionated Agent Setup?
3 points by lookACamel 2mo ago|2 comments
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by lookACamel 3mo ago
You can switch to the Chinese language version. Why don't you read that one first before deciding if it's LLM generated.
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by lookACamel 4mo ago
Can you tell us a bit more about the biofeedback you practiced?
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by lookACamel 5mo ago
You have it backwards. In prisoner's dilemma if both stay quiet they are still punished, just less so.
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by lookACamel 5mo ago
I think the weakest part of the bakery example is the lack of specific numbers for the rent situation. Paying for someone's rent for over a year is a pretty large financial contribution and for two people not in a romantic relationship
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by lookACamel 5mo ago
> sometimes a negative situation calls for honestly negative tones. It's not exactly hard for humans in dispute to conjure up negative tones.
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by lookACamel 5mo ago
Yeah after re-reading the scenario it is pretty weird. The AI doesn't have enough data. There should be concrete numbers for the rent. Why wouldn't Daniel tell the LLM exactly how much it was?
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by lookACamel 5mo ago
Great idea though I am skeptical it will be adopted in contentious situations without some sort of stick. In amorphous situations where there is just high trust but an aversion to talking things out I could see this kind of tool being used.
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by lookACamel 5mo ago
> While also holding down an additional job That's the problem, the story is saying he stopped focusing full-time on the business in order to make his own ends meet. It looks like the main innovation of the mediator generated deal i
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by lookACamel 3y ago
Luck is part of her strategy for increasing agency though. > Increase your surface area for luck
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by lookACamel 3y ago
> they're on a very restrictive diet. I'd argue it's basically entirely this. The modern food environment is incredible (over)-stimulating. Food is ubiquitous and abundant, with a dizzying array of novel variations. Food c
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by lookACamel 3y ago
Can you provide sources on your explanation of "the law in most countries"? In similar cases I've seen in news, the bank does not usually provide (full) reimbursement.
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by lookACamel 3y ago
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/the-screen-started-mo... There have been many such cases.
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by lookACamel 3y ago
Ending a crackdown does not mean the end of involvement. Involvement can be neutral or positive, a crackdown is negative.
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by lookACamel 4y ago
It also lets the people being let go save face.
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by lookACamel 5y ago
Does "mindbleach" make sense to you? I suppose you do not experience the phenomenon of having disturbing imagery "stuck in your head"?
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by lookACamel 5y ago
To people that are confused, I offer the mind bleach test. Have you ever imagined something that disgusted you so much that you wished you could "bleach" the image out of your head? E.g. if you read a detailed description of the k
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by lookACamel 5y ago
It's not a lie. They're not allowed, and it's not just about marriage. They're also prohibited from getting pregnant and are routinely tested. https://www.mom.gov.sg/passes-and-permits/work-permit-fo
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by lookACamel 5y ago
>The other is a sad loop, where the cache is empty, and stays empty They call this "cache penetration" in China.
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by lookACamel 5y ago
That's not the thundering herd. If someone rings the door (request), only one person (agent, process) needs to answer the door. But what might happen is that everyone in the house rushes to answer the door. The people "thundering&
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by lookACamel 5y ago
Plus Singapore is literally a single city. Is it really that unusual for a city to be dominated by a single party, especially when there's no hinterland for competing parties to build up a base in?
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by lookACamel 5y ago
It's not hard to imagine them implanting Neuralink-type devices in humans to make Minority Report a reality. And that's just read-mode. With write-mode, I bet they could easily figure out a way to make wrong thoughts physically im
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by lookACamel 6y ago
Money.
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by lookACamel 6y ago
I think they meant a salary ceiling.
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by lookACamel 6y ago
I hope we can fix our brains to focus better. I don't through a better routine, I mean something that truly targets the problem at a neurological level.

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