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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
yea see I run my own business and I don't consider the gender or race of people applying (aka not racist/sexist) > It's hard to even find women to interview, let alone hire. from my perspective this is a subtle admission o
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
i'm just sad I can't talk to him about anything more interesting than a marvel movie anymore there's plenty of venues where you can find people advocating for those lifestyles, hn shouldn't be. the replies to this should
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
sounds similar to semantic kernel
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
raised independent bible church/southern baptist, probably 80% fundamentalist. Now I guess you could consider me a deist, since I think if we are going to define God as some kind of infinite extension of some aspect of humanity then Go
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
eastwind or twin oaks intentional communities
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
"Protecting Americans’ Privacy" is the second top level bullet point out of 8 top level bullet points
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
peter norvig agrees with you
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
for any given dollar a middle class/poor household would be more likely to spend it on housing or additional square footage than a richer household
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
my suspicion would be that more equitable wealth distribution would make housing even more expensive in some scenarious even taxing third homes could ultimately reduce the supply of housing a land value tax on the other hand...
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
wish this had a better title relating to "her 1925 doctoral thesis that stars were composed primarily of hydrogen and helium"
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
"The biggest problem I have with this manifesto is that there's nothing actionable in it. What are we, the little people who aren't techno-elite billionaires, supposed to do now? Just wait for techno-Jesus to save us?"
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
maybe politics is a support vector machine and the division is the hyperplane XD
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
i have some spiritual practice suggestions: 1. maintain and improve your emacs&nixos configurations, 2. create a personal database and add new capabilities to it (for example you could start by making a database to track github stars th
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
humans in a nutshell
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
i had been thinking something similar to this would different users have different schemas in their vcs db? would every pull request be a db migration XD?
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
supabase model of open source + saas might be better?
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
the ddl that creates the views/tables/triggers that replace the "idempotent code" should also be idempotent so you should be able to roll it back without rolling back any data actually i wrote a couple tables/stored
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
could be something like prompt rewriting or chain of thought or reflexion going on in the background as well
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
abstinence for a long enough period having an effective mechanism of forgetting is actually a pretty interesting concept, do you have any paper recommendations on that line?
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
i am suggesting the two strategies might have similar trade offs/benefits though I am not familiar enough with attention mechanisms to say for sure. it's a comparison/analogy?
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
can't speak for others but I have two accounts 1. chat subscription only 2. i have paid for api calls but don't have a subscription and only #2 currently has gpt4 available in the playground
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
this sounds to me like a dollar cost averaging strategy - only buy in when the current price falls below an n-day moving average. I doubt there is any risk adjusted alpha to the strategy - in practice it's my, newbie, understanding tha
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
in an ideal world the code is the best, first, and foremost specification of the requirements. you should be able to parse the abstract syntax tree and just look at top level definitions to get a good overview.
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
you don't need to believe in exponential growth per se, all you really need to believe is that humans aren't that capable relative to what could be in principle built - it's entirely possible logistic growth may be more than
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
honestly not a bad idea either, a universal laptop program could probably almost recoup it's cost just be obsoleting a bunch of badly negotiated or thought out school hardware/ipad programs lol. something modular like framework la
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
Saudi buys a lot of US weaponry and sells like 70% of their oil to Asia. If anything they conspire with the United States against India/China to keep oil prices high in exchange for supporting US military industrial complex - or someth
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
I think the government should provide every citizen with their own cloud compute instance. universal basic compute allowance.
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
misleading title, hn should ban reddit links
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
pijul for the purists https://pijul.org/
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
you draw some blobs in a 2 or 3 dimensional space and label them and tell the AI to animate a scene with e.g. a pirate talking to his parrot. It sticks the things in the indicated spaces.

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