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jeremiahbuckley

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    Would be a pretty amusing black comedy. They kidnap the potential Satoshi, who is actually Satoshi but they’re not sure. [hijinx added here]. Then in the process of torturing him, …

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    Comment #41245425

    Thank you. TFA links to the map that was part of the Google/Samsung ad, but not to the map that apparently everyone is excited about and is the topic of the story. Ridiculously pet…

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    Comment #41109698

    Best answer I can guess: because it's easy and cheap to set up, and the dev team involved was moved to another project years ago. Windows is dominant for UIs because of a long hist…

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    Comment #41105792

    "to begin with" is expecting miracles we don't have today. Delta has been around forever and presumably runs a lot of critical stuff was written in the 90s, or (hopefully not by no…

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    Comment #40994520

    I appreciate the pushback on this process, it made me think. I actually asked the LLM for supporting or refuting sources. I didn’t think I was cherry picking. Looking at its respon…

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    Comment #40990005

    A user named observationist made a response to this post, but they responded to a troll, whose comment was nuked which removed their very valuable comment (I was responding to them…

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    Comment #40989936

    Thank you for this. I thought this was a very informative comment; I am worried about schizophrenia as a disease that might impact my kids. I wanted to ask you for more information…

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    Comment #40790091

    >> you can use it to explore the thought processes of why someone might pick a particular set The danger I see here, is that if you ask an LLM to explain the thought processes, it …

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    Comment #40557225

    I absolutely got it wrong, thanks for the correction.

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    Comment #40557209

    (I actually scanned the comment thread to look for this comic, I was going to add it but you beat me to it.)

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    Comment #40557206

    I quote this all the time to people. There’s too much, we’re spread too thin. Ignorance shouldn’t be considered a big deal or a huge embarrassment. Not being ready to learn is a pr…

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    Comment #40546855

    Thank you! I particularly like the brief clip of an armored guy standing on a chariot strapped to a treadmill. It appears he is able to stand stoically while machines work undernea…

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    Comment #40545408

    They’ve been charging a that amount forever, it’s a crazy ask. But you’ll be happy to hear that the quoted price is about 80% off of the price in 2000, so take advantage of the dis…

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    Comment #40540663

    I’ve heard this is important for young kids when eyes are developing. Once the weakness is built in, there’s not much t that can be done. But I definitely recommend this to people …

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    Comment #40323560

    It is really amazing the difference in emotional impact. Nicely done in super hi def! Thanks for this.

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    Comment #40320272

    This implies that birds don’t get eye cancer even though their lenses are different. I wonder what their protection is

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    Comment #40261553

    YouTube is great for watching Opera, although you need the subscription to not be distracted by ads. But, after buying that one entry ticket: state sponsored arts are constantly pu…

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    Comment #40261522

    Thank you for this. Definitely interested in Janáček but I’d forgotten about him. I liked some of the Moravian Folk Songs, particularly the one named The Bench (the numbering seems…

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    Comment #40258013

    “You can't build a peaceful world on empty stomachs and human misery.” - Norman Bourlag

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    Comment #40254778

    There’s nothing thing wrong with that approach if you’re working with jsonpaths on the regular. It’s all about time management, I guess. With json, and xml, and probably yaml, ther…

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    Comment #40246542

    1. Create a mock json document that has the structure you are trying to query. 2. Ask [newest LLM] to write the proper json path to get to the element you want to reach.

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    Comment #40075564

    Excited to anticipate next-gen airplanes with slotted wingtips and their vanes controlled by AI for optimal performance.

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    Comment #39664507

    One of the big wins is not so much “build and run your own stuff” but there are very nice low-cost (in terms of compute) performance utilities built on eBPF https://github.com/iovi…

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    Comment #39654332

    Thanks for this. Very cool to read these types of stories.