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abledon

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About abledon

Just a NR talking with other naive realists: naive realism as a defining cultural trait of HN:

It operates as the manifestation of two ingrained beliefs:

1. When considering any question I must be rational and logical to the point of dismissing any unverifiable data as preposterous. (The idea that "I'm a logical person, all the subjective ideas you have, all the speculation you have... I don't care. I only go by the facts, I make my decisions based on those facts.")

Yet at the same time, the person holding this idea also holds this in their mind as well:

2. When considering any question, I'm going to assume that the information we currently have is all the information that will ever be available.

The problem: We use logic, but on the basis that everything we know currently is all there is to know about this thing. - Chuck Klosterman

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    heartwarming!

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    Comment #40360819

    music is lacking.... suno, udio, riffusion all blow this out of the water

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    Comment #40303158

    Next decade we will focus on building out debugging and visualization tools for deep learning , to glance inside the current black box

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    Comment #40034856

    only downside is its pumping "quinoa coin" at end, and when camera glances at the interview candidates notes

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    Comment #40033302

    You can see the Krazam influence on the whiteboard shots lol.. I hope this format picks up more steam.

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    Comment #39997381

    Is this similar to Riffusion?

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    Comment #39958135

    Their github README uses a Drake meme lol https://github.com/getlago/lago https://imgur.com/a/gsrhUXm I'd never thought I'd see Meme-ification of technical docs.... oh god

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    Comment #39781179

    onnly found out about this because it was an option to view diffs when installing git using Nix

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    Comment #39654305

    Alot of people in tech/tech-adjacent cant use CLI, need an easier alternative. Also, instead of having a huge .txt/.md recursive directory of curl commands, programs like these bun…

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    Comment #39596107

    are they going to send a 'test run' HLS first? like, completely computer controlled, to stick the landing?

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    Comment #39396409

    dreams of a time where EU regulates GPU manufacturers into providing a pluggable interface for VRAM on the cards... 2035?

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    Comment #39354776

    the Cybertrucks near Starbase are gonna look wild after a year or so of the sea-salt air eating away at them

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    Comment #39162422

    exactly, in the court rooms you have scientists on each side of the case. They've all graduated from the same Ivy Leagues, just are getting paid by different teams.

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    Comment #38958969

    when people slack at their jobs and just let other team members pick it up... it seems so scummy. Someone has to have a 'challenging' upbringing to have this be their default mode …

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    Comment #38921683

    increasing growth most places in world https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1743028102446408026 heres a total feature map of what was released in 2023: https://twitter.com/enriquebr…

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    Comment #38754552

    every walrus article i've read seems to delivered in such a depressing and melancholic manner

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    Comment #38754390

    >> I would love to hear why old ppl don't choose to voluntarily end their life. What good is a life spent in 'poor house for the old' . The old age is considered prime meditation t…

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    Comment #38708575

    "Edge computing" has a whole new meaning!

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    Comment #38699058

    really wishing HN had a LLM powered 'Sort by humor' feature right now

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    Comment #38637906

    insane amount of progress in a year or so

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    Comment #38632860

    the thing should run out a VB6 script embedded in a .xlsx spreadsheet... Then you could have a portable game to bring into any enterprise office environment

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    Comment #38604210

    You think they'd put a youtube video in the article..... to show.. ya know.. the movement

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    Comment #38503771

    One of the apps that acknowledges hotkeys are paramount to quick productive diagram making sessions.