mpdpsycho

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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
Eh, I think the urge is similar but maybe the rationality a bit less. i.e. there is some measurable increase in… whatever you’re trying to maximize with a car mod, volume or performance or whatnot. It’s more opaque with these harness optimi
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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
Mmm, having an example here is good. I was thinking about how in larger cases like this it would be almost certainly always agreeable that the party disposing of evidence is at least somewhat aware of their guilt and that the act is obstr
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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
Yeah, I’m placing some faith here on that falling through for sure.
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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
Say that as they may, it’s a whole different slope to fall down if they want to do anything about that beyond pointing and whining. If we cross that bridge, we probably have bigger things to worry about. So I think it should be fine for now
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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
Easily illustrated with the comparison to burning a piece of paper with evidence in front of an officer trying to obtain it. Though even though the “guilt” there is the burner’s, that there is any guilt to assign at all depends on whether t
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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
I don’t know why particularly here over elsewhere, but this thought really makes me feel disappointment in the whole chain of humans responsible for the cost optimization away of product integrity. Though in this case, with all the tracking
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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
Ahh, yeah this is something I appreciate about it a lot, too. It lets you really pick what to leave as black box when learning or looking for something.
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by mpdpsycho 2mo ago
How do you tend to use it pursuant to that?
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Ask HN: What do you consider the function of AI to be in your life currently?
3 points by mpdpsycho 2mo ago|4 comments