r2_pilot

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by r2_pilot 5d ago
>You guys are so deluded in your little bubble it’s hilarious. Please do not lump all HN posters in one category, and if you insist on doing so, please be courteous and generous with your interpretation of their words. As an aside, I had
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by r2_pilot 20d ago
>Ditto for refusing to honor the 2nd amendment. Honoring it, no doubt, by restricting firearms to duly registered militia personnel as written in the plain text for all to see? What about the 14th Amendment section 3, also written plainl
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by r2_pilot 25d ago
Excuse me. The law(14th Amendment section 3 specifically) clearly prohibited Trump from being eligible for federal office. That the Supreme Court abrograted state's rights to run elections free of federal interference, not to mention t
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by r2_pilot 26d ago
>>« occasional sabotage operations in Western Europe » – You mean like when the US (plus allies) sabotaged the Nord Stream pipeline? When is the last time you refreshed your knowledge about this? It's my current understanding tha
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by r2_pilot 1mo ago
Who is Gorg Prc?
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by r2_pilot 2mo ago
From my perspective, I do not perceive the world as "falling apart" and I wonder how much of your perception of the state of things (as if there was a universally defined "perfection" to strive towards instead of humans
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by r2_pilot 2mo ago
I believe it's more that the library contains the finite set of all books which have a (unique) permutation of the language's characters to size N. The challenge to finding the cure to cancer in such a collection of sufficiently l
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by r2_pilot 2mo ago
Aside from the low-effort snark and lack of empathy towards someone's project, this is also how you filter people out of caring about software development at at a young age, and then who's going to keep the computer systems runnin
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by r2_pilot 3mo ago
Yes, with lasers or nuclear energy
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by r2_pilot 4mo ago
Thoroughly uninteresting
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by r2_pilot 4mo ago
Why
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by r2_pilot 4mo ago
I still whistle. I whistle when I'm happy, when I listen to music, and when I'm summoning the dog. I'll whistle while I work, and I'll continue to whistle until I physically can't make the sound anymore.
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by r2_pilot 4mo ago
I'm glad that you find achievement in the personal challenge. At home, I'm just getting things done. Small things, bigger things, and best of all I get to pet the dog more while it works in the background.
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by r2_pilot 4mo ago
Don't consign us here in Mississippi, voting in every election, to not be represented in a democratic society. It's hard enough living here without getting dogpiled by external people who never visit and think that just because ou
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by r2_pilot 5mo ago
I'm sorry, you didn't say anything about your reasoning behind your ad hominem attack, so I can't properly evaluate your point. I eagerly await your clarification as to the relevance of your observation with regards to this H
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by r2_pilot 6mo ago
If you haven't experienced a spinthariscope, I can highly recommend it. I bought one as a Christmas present for a buddy and we both enjoy its demonstration of radioactivity.
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by r2_pilot 6mo ago
Or wait 20 years for the panels to degrade...
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by r2_pilot 6mo ago
POSIWID, the Purpose Of a System Is What It Does. A quick way to cut through bullshit and "But I meant for X to do Y"
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by r2_pilot 7mo ago
Claude will routinely tell me to get some sleep and cuddle with my dog. I may mention the time offhandedly or say I'm winding down, but at least it will include conversation stoppers and decrease engagement.
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by r2_pilot 7mo ago
>Sooner or later one of them will hurt a human, and then what do we do? Considering this took place before I was born, you might not be aware of the multiple times it's already occurred. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by r2_pilot 7mo ago
Typically you use a pulse train and filter your train from the noise
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by r2_pilot 7mo ago
I believe The Light of Other Days has slow-glass that you expose to a scene, it drinks it in, and then plays it back later.
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by r2_pilot 7mo ago
If I recall correctly they didn't miss Mars. Quite the opposite, really.
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by r2_pilot 7mo ago
The Purpose Of a System Is What It Does. Whether it is stated (or even designed) to protect kids, if it does anything more or different from that goal, it will perform those actions regardless of what is said about what the System should be
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by r2_pilot 8mo ago
Instead of building common cause among your allies, got it. Thankfully I presume you are not in a position where your decisions drive policy.
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by r2_pilot 9mo ago
Real shades of "that cable shouldn't have been dressed like that, in a dark and narrow channel, clearly marked on navigation charts(to mitigate exactly this scenario, from good captains at least)" energy.
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by r2_pilot 9mo ago
I don't care about industry metrics when I'm building my own AI research robotics platform and it's doing what I ask it to do, proving itself in the real world far better than any performative best-practice theatrics in the s
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by r2_pilot 9mo ago
>>"I think 2025 was less productive" I think 2025 is more productive for me based on measurable metrics such as code contribution to my projects, better ability to ingest and act upon information, and generally I appreciate
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by r2_pilot 9mo ago
A research robot for exploring AI/human/etc interactions. Someone put the wrong price on Thor for some reason and it arrives tomorrow.
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by r2_pilot 9mo ago
Instead of casually dismissing the idea, perhaps they considered it and found recharging had its own engineering costs, namely the potential for a swelling battery on your finger, a long life which means you probably would lose a custom cha

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