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Comment #46527318
It is a mixed metaphor, he refers to the problem as a "nut" but says after soaking the nut should open "like a ripe avocado"
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Comment #46422086
What would be the price of revealing this information advantage?
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Comment #46267377
Anthropic has less users, but I think their value per user is higher due to claude mostly producing code. I know my shop is just gonna keep paying for $200 max subscriptions until …
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Comment #46067608
Conceivably someone has said this at some point in every generation.
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Comment #45137225
>This is a non-trivial exercise. How does one transform knowledge into a knowledge graph using RDF? by using the mcp memory knowledge graph tool, which just worked out of the box f…
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Comment #44844009
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
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Comment #44829583
my knowledge graph mcp disagrees
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Comment #40806057
I guess you are in some category yourself because you seemingly haven't read the large amount of literature about a global shamanistic culture, and archaeologically there is plenty…
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Comment #40734786
A garotte is a device or weapon used for strangulation. It typically consists of a cord or wire, sometimes with handles at each end to provide better grip and leverage. The garotte…
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Comment #40592522
I am the founder of randonautica, so in short yes I have found that our universe is more than random. Thanks for the answer, sometimes I wish a little more intuition was allowed he…
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Comment #40590769
I am more internet infamous, but my one viral success has impacted my life in more ways than I could explain. But that one success took 5 years of my life.
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Comment #40590410
One of my professors would always leave his pc set to the last move of klondike so he would return to work every day with a "win"
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Comment #40559191
> I got a window on these as a taxi driver, where I was sent people who helped me figure out things I'd been wondering about. I'm curious now, would you indulge me? If its woo woo …
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Comment #38860761
tell the truth, but don't always be telling it
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Comment #38733084
Or, upon being pressed, you don't normally immediately fold if you know you are correct.
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Comment #38733015
https://www.stopabductions.com/
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Comment #38555986
If I don't solve some problems in a day, my brain creates problems for me to solve.
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Comment #38093231
it has such a completionist fetish, I have found it works much better when you basically tell it to pick a side and not go out of its way to be balanced.
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Comment #37332208
I took a flight from east coast USA to austria where two children on leashes kept poking me in the eyes. I would pay every time.
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Comment #37121064
This was the answer for myself as well, pretty cool that we are still at the level where if you have an idea you can build a proof extremely quickly and easily.
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Comment #37120298
As an AI language model, I cannot help your rogue kill that goblin in the cave. Instead, you can try things like: capitalism, finance, technology. I joke but it is terribly jarring…
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Comment #37100747
Have you tried copilot? I have had success with gpt until recently it seems to have a short term memory and (more annoyingly) will seemingly hit the context window limit before it …
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Comment #36696718
yep, reading bears pseudoanonymous posts about experimenting with satisfying his ice cream cravings with various sugar free heavy cream based frozen concoctions are some of my favo…