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Comment #48187888
Chicago School jerks got their way in the '70s and we effectively decided to stop doing that. This was the first notable fruit yielded by the postwar pro-rich/business "think tank"…
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Comment #48187734
Do I think supernatural things like thoughts not being represented in physical reality exist? I defer to Russell's Teapot on this one and lean toward "no". If they do, then attempt…
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Comment #48185861
Possibly metaphysical naturalism is wrong and supernatural things exist! And maybe thoughts (and/or the experience of consciousness) are among those supernatural things. That could…
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Comment #48184309
Yes, brains apparently can do consciousness. Can descriptions of brains do consciousness? I don't know why we'd expect that they could. You can describe a fire in all the detail yo…
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Comment #48181746
> Would you say that displaying image of something on a screen qualifies as actually happening? Yeah, of course. What I'm addressing is "if we turn 100% of everything about neurons…
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Comment #48181575
"Resolution" has nothing whatsoever to do with it. No amount of scribbling graphite onto paper will produce a butterfly.
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Comment #48177948
Computing something isn’t the same thing as it actually happening.
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Comment #48174741
You can add everything and commit all at once in git, so you’re technically using staging but it doesn’t feel like it. I stopped using it the first time I committed something I did…
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Comment #48174044
“Yo, this violates your rules” and then twitter sometimes going “yep, true, we’ll do something” and sometimes “nah” is pretty low on my list of concerns, yeah. Then again I also do…
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Comment #48172374
I once spent an hour or so tracking down and reading parts of the twitter files specifically highlighted by people loudly complaining about them (as I figured those would be the wo…
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Comment #48172319
It shouldn't . But under this Supreme Court it might. Corporations are creations of the state and treating them as strictly private, especially when they're trampling rights, is il…
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Comment #48163741
Same, I can't pass any test that relies on getting syntax correct. If you want me to fizzbuzz on a whiteboard in a language I've been writing dozens or more of lines of per day for…
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Comment #48151115
> this still wasn't perfect and a lot of new users did think their documents were in programs, which might be why we gave that up To this day there exist office workers—ones old en…
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Comment #48149985
Not even joking that the main benefit I've seen from "AI" for editing code is that it lets me quickly do all the things I could already have been doing just as quickly if I'd ever …
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Comment #48149821
Just title it "draft". Odds are nobody will look at it anyway. Add a pre-commit hook to re-create the diagrams on every commit (in case anything changed, of course), that way you c…
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Comment #48149762
To save folks the search, these both sell ~$300 sunglasses. They show action shots of people wearing them kayaking or at the beach but I'd be so worried about dropping them in the …
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Comment #48148907
There's really no end to dot-language diagrams you can have it make. Call graphs, package dependency maps, let it try to figure out an architecture diagram, whatever.
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Comment #48148890
I notice a lot of Cursor's suggestions are just stuff a linter should auto-fix. But if you hit "tab" it'll claim that as an AI-edited line, LOL. (A lot of the rest of it is stuff I…
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Comment #48142949
It’s a business decision, but one of the options won’t move enough units to keep Wal-Mart and Target and Costco and Best Buy using shelf space for your product, and the other might…
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Comment #48141183
I haven't had any insight into the industry lately, but did work for a company in that space several years ago. Most (all?) ordinary TVs, plus things like Roku streaming devices, a…
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Comment #48140962
I had a subscription for a couple years, and grabbed a bunch more between sale-priced single issues on their site and eBay. We've got a couple stacks of them, maybe 20ish issues to…
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Comment #48140340
Can confirm, that kind of thing (murder that the jury decide was OK because they had it coming, or a town collectively deciding and sticking to “we didn’t see nothin’” so a prosecu…
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Comment #48140090
Beware that there exist people who will cut you out of their lives—professional, personal, whatever—completely, likely with no warning, and possibly loudly, publicly, and with-rece…
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Comment #48139713
> You buy a share of stock and participate in their gains That is "literally not how it works", as you missed "... and losses". Since dividends aren't really a thing any more and g…