tsegratis

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by tsegratis 9d ago
a bunch of thoughts, and more than i will list here: "I know I am good because I know my inner thoughts. Even toward people who didn’t deserve kindness" ... why doesnt that make you irrational? some people are not good enough to d
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by tsegratis 1mo ago
i read an independent study that found other ai were all left of center (how ever one measures that, sentiment analysis normalized to a given population??). they said grok was evenly left/right split but what's to validate any giv
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by tsegratis 7mo ago
i mean, well done > using direct mutual recursion instead of array-stack machinery the reason for array-stacks is using recursion can "blow the stack" i.e. has almost arbitrary failure on deeply nested pathological inputs using
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by tsegratis 7mo ago
ive owned two cars. the modern backup camera means the new one has small "stylish...." rear windows. it is wayyyy more dangerous than the older one with no sensors i only have those two data points; but give me an older car with l
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by tsegratis 10mo ago
thanks, i found that main link to be a paywall do you still put source links in that case -- since many will click and not be able to access it?
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by tsegratis 10mo ago
thanks for the reply ive lived a large part of my life in the Middle East, so my opinion of bias is formed from seeing news outlets write about situations ive lived in > So ask yourself, which direction is the BBC bias truly happening? i
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by tsegratis 10mo ago
by no means an overview of the situations, but good to give quick excerpts from one of the issues in the report: This was not the first or last time the BBC has reported stories about starvation in Gaza without telling audiences that the pe
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Devastating BBC Memo in Full(web.archive.org)
4 points by tsegratis 10mo ago|9 comments
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by tsegratis 11mo ago
the 'therapist effect' says that therapy quality is largely independent of training some research on this: https://psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi=10.1037%2Ftep0000402 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x
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by tsegratis 11mo ago
that is quite wild... it implies expressivity is the ability to constrain it implies drawing on a page, or more broadly, every choice we make, is in equal parts a creative and destructive act so maybe life, or human flourishing is choosing
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by tsegratis 11mo ago
planting flowers? trowel planting foundations? excavator once you specify "the job", the best tool is "the solution" to that job only. anything else is excess complexity however if "the job" is unspecified, pow
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My 500M Mars rover mistake (2023)(chrislewicki.com)
16 points by tsegratis 1y ago|1 comments
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by tsegratis 1y ago
> With confidence fractured along partisan and generational lines... the root cause, i think, is a devaluation of truth; for "truth" in the name of partisan lines this is so so common: "we know this is not true, but we adv
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by tsegratis 1y ago
;) i love critical questions > As if anything else mattered but a clean moral behavior this is actually a strongly non-Christian view point: 'all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God' i.e. no morals are clean enough u
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by tsegratis 2y ago
what you're saying is they love to hallucinate... and ai will help them get there God help us all
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by tsegratis 2y ago
that's a nice solution!
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by tsegratis 2y ago
it changes debug semantics this is the reason guido avoids it. programs will still fail, except now without a stacktrace
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by tsegratis 2y ago
they compare threads and coroutines for limbo. threads have much worse p90 latencies since they context switch.... im not sure they can draw any conclusions except that coroutines are faster (of course)
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by tsegratis 2y ago
might even be 10^35 ;)
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by tsegratis 2y ago
interesting, it may be able to reduce the space -- when one sides peice count exceeds the other, a win (or bad play) could be assumed or proven that might reduce the search space enough to find an optimal play through to the start game... t
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by tsegratis 2y ago
many languages gracefully handle errors, making those errors transparent to automated detection -- our crashes are now silent correctness failures this trend in programming culture reduces our ability to do automated error detection! you ma
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by tsegratis 2y ago
its the simple things fuzzing unittest scm code coverage if youre programming without those, youre doing it wrong, and chatGPT isnt going to help any more im missing?
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by tsegratis 2y ago
humpedback whale defending other species could be an example of this or ants could represent impressive engineering and ability to symbiotically exist with other creatures like aphids, caterpillars, and even a tree in the rain forest that g
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by tsegratis 2y ago
and better looking :-) https://duckduckgo.com/?q=puffin&t=brave&iar=images&iax=imag...
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by tsegratis 2y ago
puffin or pangolin? puffin would have double benefit of being better than a penguin
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by tsegratis 2y ago
https://wiki.freebsd.org/Community/Dogs https://wiki.freebsd.org/Community/Cats
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by tsegratis 2y ago
is there an alternative mascot people could prefer? on a mascot rating puffy is easily the best imo... what could freebsd have? any ideas?
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by tsegratis 2y ago
a vote from a population count of approximately one; but i need: 1. mascot change. demons are not my thing 2. suspend/resume
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by tsegratis 2y ago
I have a few qualms with this app: 1. For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem. From Wi
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by tsegratis 2y ago
it's the kerosene on the bonfire equivalent of "step on the gas" i.e. "seriously get SpaceX moving (hopefully at speed) on the issue of unpaid bills"

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