senorcrab

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by senorcrab 4d ago
The situation is overblown, but the writing of Doctorow is clearly unreliable at this point. Jabbing at this opponent of choice by declaring Python is "an easy-to-master programming language" just shows he has no technical ability
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by senorcrab 22d ago
Wow another hot take - agents can write a lot of code!!!
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by senorcrab 29d ago
Nice toys
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by senorcrab 1mo ago
Ultimately this kind of mechanism is what creates a society of hereditary classes. This is not something to be celebrated - the one good thing about capitalism and open competition generally is that you can challenge this.
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by senorcrab 2mo ago
Ultimately this comes down VCs who fund people like this. Can we really believe the established funds look for "independent thinkers" anymore?
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by senorcrab 2mo ago
Clearly there is a fuzzy line of demarcation. I was thinking for a simple opt-out of any rec-sys
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by senorcrab 2mo ago
Yeah I meant it would avoid the necessity of age verification to solve this problem. Age verification and how enthusiastic gov'ts are about it is concerning.
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by senorcrab 2mo ago
It should just be universally required to give an option to disable addictive features. Should prevent age verification, and giving users optionality is always a good thing (for them).
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by senorcrab 3mo ago
Can confirm that wasn't written by an LLM. To many spelling mistake
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by senorcrab 3mo ago
I've been using it for about 6 months. Very, very good - especially paired with anna's archive. IT IS VERY FRAGILE! The eink screen on my first broke while in my backpack. The company is generous, I bought a new one and they gave
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by senorcrab 3mo ago
Codeberg.org is really great. Also I recommend self-hosting Gitea for private projects and backing-up public projects
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by senorcrab 9mo ago
True it is pretty dated. OP was requesting resources that cover *all* of physics and Landau popped into mind. Is there a modern series of textbooks that offers such a broad coverage?
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by senorcrab 9mo ago
Road to Reality is good to get a general overview of *everything* but I dont think you can actually learn the things he talks about. For example, the jump from calculus in R^2 to Riemannian surfaces is insane and leaves a ton out
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by senorcrab 9mo ago
Freshman university textbooks have what you need. Two of the most popular are: - University Physics by Young and Freedman - Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick, Walker - Modern Physics by Krane You might guess that real physics is