memonkey

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by memonkey 1mo ago
wow totally forgot about nearlyfreespeech. so glad they're still around. wonderful host.
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by memonkey 1mo ago
Ah, also Newgrounds
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by memonkey 1mo ago
How do people mentally price things. I'm on the fringe but I'm willing to pay $60 for a AAA 60 hour game that I'm positive I won't finish but am find if I get 6-10 hours out of it.
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by memonkey 1mo ago
I love reading Gwern. This seems like a really ambitious project, but guaranteeing some of these things like trustworthiness and security behind a private company is a bit sus. Later on they make military use a selling point for GA. Maybe I
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by memonkey 2mo ago
For all of these things, then what's the point of having a humanoid robot then? The last thing is a folding laundry bot that I would happily also pay $1000 for.
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by memonkey 2mo ago
What is the true purpose of our existence?
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by memonkey 3mo ago
Yes, but they won't say that. Instead they will say _too Chinese, too communist, too national security-y_
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by memonkey 3mo ago
I use Claude at work and burn tokens at a regular rate on a huge monorepo. If I'm using heavy skills, these burn up pretty quickly. At home, I have a pretty simple project and pay $20 for Deepseek which has lasted me more than 2 weeks
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by memonkey 3mo ago
I think the meaning is that because we can see success with KRAS mutation of pancreatic cancer, we can now begin clinical trials for other cancers that may have KRAS mutation (colorectal, lung) and see if there is success there. If there is
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by memonkey 5mo ago
was just thinking how I'd like to have multiple chat boxes like for AIM vs a tabbed experience like with all chat clients now
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by memonkey 5mo ago
I am slightly reminded of Gattaca, the story of which is that certain people are discriminated based on their DNA. Society is built, in general, excluding certain people due to their disabilities. Whether or not a blind person can find mean
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by memonkey 5mo ago
I've always been very interested in these types of games. Grew up playing Neopets which was inspiration to becoming a software engineer. Am interested in gamified aspects as well. The thing I've not quite figured out is how to mak
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by memonkey 6mo ago
I know we're getting deep in the meta discussion but the free will that you're describing involves basically starving to death. Sure, you can walk away but unless you're well off, we all basically live in the same society tha
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by memonkey 6mo ago
The post is about a scientific study and your response is your opinion with nothing else to back it up?
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by memonkey 6mo ago
except that it only allows summaries behind paywalls. in many cases you never get the full article
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by memonkey 8mo ago
i feel this totally ignored the point of infinite input space. you only providing 3 scenarios and eye balls rigorous comment is either hilariously patronizing or ironically self aggrandizing.
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by memonkey 9mo ago
Agree with you and your responses in the threads elsewhere. There seems to be a point of contention amongst the terminology for anybody with autism. Someone with autism might not see themselves as having a disorder. But there are certainly
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by memonkey 9mo ago
Masonry grid layout was one of a few interviewing pair programming tests I would give to frontend engineers. I need to see how this works under the hood!
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by memonkey 9mo ago
Didn't really come off as design-y or antithetical form and definitely not manipulating lol, maybe a little poetic or artsy fartsy. Agree that it's important and deep.
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by memonkey 9mo ago
i think there are internationally recognized lawful terminology that several institutions and countries recognize that permit the use of "act of war" and "terrorism". but at any given time a country _does_ act of war&#x2
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by memonkey 10mo ago
This makes me so happy. I love, love, LOVED StumbleUpon. I was actually just thinking how I'd love to rebuild it.
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by memonkey 10mo ago
What an amazing career. RIP.
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by memonkey 1y ago
UX matters when doing art = pen, paper, paint. But UX does not matter when experiencing art. OP is entitled to feel nit picky and pissy and a critic because of the normal way they experience the web. It does not mean his critique matters.
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by memonkey 1y ago
https://zombo.com/
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by memonkey 1y ago
Not the first time Japan has done something like this[1] and I honestly welcome it. It's not a strict rule, gives people flexibility to at least talk about it and disagree with little consequence. Another severely online commenter ment
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by memonkey 1y ago
why is it red?
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by memonkey 1y ago
Does partly wrong imply they can both be partly right? Regardless, within the current system (which is not based on theory and based on reality), we combine these elements, and neither seem to directly benefit certain industries depending o
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by memonkey 1y ago
> What gets covered could simply be who a journalist happened to talked to the past week or what is trending on social media that will get clicks. Do you believe this with regard to what is happening in Israel/Palestine? The chaos o
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by memonkey 1y ago
Most thinking people will try not to take current event reporting at face value. For many Americans, it's easy to accept a lot of things your Mainstream Media Source gives you (including NPR or NYTs), and ironically when one of the cur
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by memonkey 1y ago
You can be born into it

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