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    Comment #49203079

    Please define dictator. Have there been any American presidents that are not dictators under that definition?

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    Comment #49202806

    "Dictator" is a word that has a particular meaning. If anyone can use words any which way they like, then why are you arguing with me about the words I use?

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    Comment #49202764

    He's not a dictator. He hasn't seized power. You're using words to describe situations that do not exist, and you're being supported by a larger brigade of people similarly ignoran…

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    Comment #49202516

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    Comment #49201988

    > They are often times doing outright illegal things and we simply don't have the mechanisms to punish "white collar crime" the way we punish other crime. Do we punish other crimes…

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    Comment #49073594

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    Comment #48907138

    Ugh. Most of this thread can be resolved by realizing that Teriyaki Bomb is using the word "friction" as a synonym for "constraints" and not "toil".

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    Comment #48833530

    My guy, that's actually how fires are stopped. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firebreak https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_burn

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    Comment #48813558

    Well this is ridiculous. Literature or music?! No, learning to code is still worthwhile because the AI cannot do useful abstraction well at all . If you don't know how to code, the…

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    Comment #48794493

    As others have commented, this is an obvious application of event sourcing. It's irritating to see the claim of "deterministic replay" in the abstract along with the caveat "we can…

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    Comment #48786947

    Dario quit OpenAI to hype the AI apocalypse for quick cash and attention. Then, he walked right into an obvious crisis with the Pentagon by continuing to try to play both sides of …

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    Comment #48500084

    Try to automate the adversarial PR review-rebuttal loop "for productivity", so the back-and-forth between the AIs can run over night.

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    Comment #48497075

    I think this is why reasoning chains and reasoning chain verifiers are so important. We need to be able to see an argumentation, not just an answer. The paper below goes into this …

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    Comment #48496991

    Hahaha, ok yeah I see where you're coming from. It helps me to think about it like a different type of function call. We've got normal functions, async functions, there's a Go proj…

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    Comment #48496169

    Hey Joe, I think the solution to your problem is in your post. You said that when you were tracking your time it killed your idea, and that when you stopped tracking your time you …

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    Comment #48352586

    It's clear that you understand that releasing a schema with this much documentation makes the AI-assisted reverse engineering loop trivial. I'm interested in understanding why I sh…

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    Comment #48341961

    This doesn't make sense as a rebuttal. Article is OK with people moving uncontrolled in/out/around Europe. Article is NOT OK with data moving uncontrolled in/out/around Europe. It'…

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    Comment #48339634

    Which is mightily funny because in the opening paragraph the article equates "anti-free movement" with "problematic baggage". It's a problem if people can't move freely in and out …

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    Comment #48200753

    "ethical" is not a word that carries the connotation of a universally agreed upon set of behaviors. Different peoples, groups, and cultures vary in what they consider acceptable be…

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    Comment #48199096

    I wonder how many gallons of polluted wastewater are discharged per day by overseas refineries. Does anyone know where Tesla stacks up in the global list of lithium refiners?

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    Comment #47639276

    _underscore_ for italics conflicts with most identifiers in most languages. Markdown was created in an era before the web had easily used components for structural syntax highlight…

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    Comment #47639190

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    Comment #47434528

    I think we'll be able to quantify sentiment from the data, and I look forward to doing so. There's a few other datasets that I want to look at such as whether there is evidence of …