ncouture

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by ncouture 5mo ago
The title of the original article feels like click-baiut to me. It's covering an act of violence under the pretext that people hate AI. In fact it's a very sad story about a 20 year old throwing their life away instead of fighting
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by ncouture 7mo ago
I planned on not leaving it online but wanted to test how much traffic it could drive. Nothing. 500 views.
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by ncouture 7mo ago
I would absolutely not consider this overreaching if the statement within this thread that "it had referred the user to mental help hotlines multiple times in the past" is true. That reaches near the fact that a lot of AI is not r
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by ncouture 7mo ago
It sounds more poetic than an invitation or an insult that invites someone directly or not to kill themselves, in its own, in my opinion. This isn't Gemini's words, it's many people's words in different contexts. It&#x27
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by ncouture 7mo ago
I can delete it if you want.
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by ncouture 7mo ago
You might have a point but I also stand by the point of view of the reply you reply to. It's personal opinion. In this case, your intuition is right, I threw this around as fast I could to find out if little would go a long way. It wen
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by ncouture 7mo ago
Leviticus 11:3, "Whatsoever parteth the hoof, and is cloven footed, [and] cheweth the cud, among the beasts, that may ye eat." One must learn to walk the walk not merely talk the talk. :-)
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by ncouture 7mo ago
No but yes.
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by ncouture 7mo ago
Ah, there it is. I'm starting to feel sorry and only got 30 upvotes. If it's of interest to anyone, I have not used any alternative means of advertising this YC post other than posting it here and using 2 alt accounts to write the
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by ncouture 7mo ago
What `kisscalls` said as `remote` is true.
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by ncouture 7mo ago
We are looking at high-level operant conditioning disguised as standard startup advice. The most fascinating tactical deployment happens at [22:56]—the 'Socratic Trap.' Notice how they advise inducing a micro-stressor (asking the
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YC Controls the Frame: Sam Altman's VC Advisors' Protocol Leaked [video](youtube.com)
31 points by ncouture 7mo ago|24 comments
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by ncouture 9mo ago
This is an awesome features for quick development. I'm sure the documentation of this featureset highlights what I'm about to say but if you're attracted to the simplicity of writing Python projects who are initialized using
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by ncouture 4y ago
Had to look closer into it, there's a nice audio file of it here: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/shy_bairns_get_nowt
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by ncouture 4y ago
Thanks for the honest feeback. Also shortened my comment considerably to keep it to my thoughts and not the ones expressed in by the author of this article.
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by ncouture 4y ago
On the rare occasion I make an effort to contribute my thoughts in a positive way I get downvoted but nobdy even mentions why. Is it that obvious? Maybe someone else can tell me? I'd like to understand if it can help me improve my onli
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by ncouture 4y ago
Rejection is not a big deal, and you should just move on. This is the reason I looked past the rejection argument in my reply below; because there is so much more to gain from sharing than to lose from rejections. I don't understand wh
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by ncouture 4y ago
There's a range of reasons why sharing ideas help foster a positive culture of creativity so if you don't already have a time and place to do so I strongly suggest brainstorming, 10xing, or whichever other method makes this proces
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by ncouture 4y ago
You're very right about everything you said. However at the end of the day, what's important to me is to feel I've tried doing the right thing. This means I can't do things conditionally or "only if I trust my mange
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by ncouture 4y ago
Here's a translation of the Russian propaganda: "From the testimony of the captured commander of the 36th Marine Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Colonel Dmitry Kormyankov, it turns out that the internet terminals of
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by ncouture 4y ago
What matters the most is the results. In my opinion a decision like the following is totally reasonable providing you are looking for people that owns your results to be in charge: during a factory visit over issues with the Model X&
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by ncouture 5y ago
You can follow the story as a step-by-step tutorial, while running every serverN.py examples at the same time they say they run them and then use telnet and/or netcat like they say they use it in the story. If you really want to unders
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by ncouture 8y ago
Any; from my experience developing voice UIs using Google products and APIs I figured it was a very good thing to segregate the application logic from its integration with select platform(s) like Google Actions, Alexa skill, Android Thing
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by ncouture 8y ago
While I think this (like Slack) can provide value and might be welcome by some as a great tool for work I cannot stress enough the fact that from my experience chat for work becomes misused when it's allowed or encouraged to be used fo
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by ncouture 8y ago
I would like to see this kind of service work to allow meeting fellow local hackers. If interested please contact me (nicolas@kisscalls.com); I would like to donate to you the domain name "hackers.express".
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by ncouture 8y ago
This sounds interesting. Is there a reason it is limited to Alexa users?
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Free Software(fsf.org)
2 points by ncouture 8y ago|0 comments
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Isaac Asimov's “Three Laws of Robotics”(auburn.edu)
2 points by ncouture 9y ago|0 comments
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by ncouture 9y ago
Yes. Assuming Oracle has a very strong corporate environment as I expect it to, one could presume that many of their employees might be less inclined toward taking initiatives, ownership, and the likes while perhaps being better at taking d
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by ncouture 9y ago
What you say is true; I learned, and am still reminded of it, the hard way from time to time. But it's nothing more than a problem waiting to be solved. In my case I'm solving this problem by using static sites and managed web hos

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