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salmonfamine
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Comment #49217732
Fortunately I’m at a startup with basically infinite Fable 5, and it is legitimately a huge step forward over Opus 4.8. Would recommend. Hopefully some open weight models catch up …
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Comment #49216453
I think there is a lot of dev cope in this thread. My workflow is very simple: 1. develop requirements for code change 2. take manual notes for implementation, maybe use LLM for so…
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Comment #43904520
Speak for yourself. Copilot took my job and my wife
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Comment #42307378
> Despite this success, evidence about non-experts’ ability to distinguish AI-generated poetry has been mixed. Non-experts in poetry may use different cues, and be less familiar wi…
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Comment #41556815
All of this AGI/singularity stuff is quite literally science fiction, so it can be whatever OP wants it to be.
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Comment #41514911
How is this sea-lioning? The evidence being requested is highly pertinent to the discussion.
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Comment #41379661
What does it feel like to be a real-life mad scientist?
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Comment #41360199
Can't fathom why this doesn't have more attention. Really cool project. Also, big fan of the landing page design. Great stuff.
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Comment #41161287
> A complete failure to understand what and who Africa is. Care to break it down for us?
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Comment #41109702
> What happens when I break the device? > Your friend and their memories are attached to the physical device. If you lose or damage your friend there is no recovery plan. Surely th…
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Comment #40586825
So actual anarcho-tyranny?
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Comment #40457070
It's okay to just say, "designer."
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Comment #40309376
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Comment #40211876
I've met some people who have that outlook, and almost all of them have come from competitive high schools on the coasts, with successful parents who put a lot of expectations on t…
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Comment #40201155
And apparently they took place on subsequent April Fools Days -- 77' and 78'. Must have been a golden era for pranking.
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Comment #40198855
A melancholic and romantic but ultimately useless perspective. It is impossible to know, with certainty, if any decision is the best one because we only live one life. We can make …
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Comment #39643118
Not necessarily, you could just tax based on weight thresholds, established in legislation, in the same way you could ban vehicles based on the same factors.
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Comment #39642892
"fixing the problem" would mean banning these vehicles, which is politically impossible. I think the most practical solution will be to take all of the externalized costs of these …
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Comment #39551514
Dark Forest theory of the internet in practice.
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Comment #38479848
I have a modest proposal to end all time-zones forever: the fractalizing time grid. Currently, partly due to a historical legacy of railroads, time-zones are longitudinal. That is,…
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Comment #37901402
Argument is invalid; r > g.
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Comment #37457303
You're right that emissions-per-capita in Western countries are unsustainable, and that consumer demand is out of step with the true cost of fuel, meat, etc. But how exactly would …
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Comment #37338801
Having kids was, effectively, not really a decision until the mid-20th century. Would you say that all of your ancestors, prior to your parents, were utterly irresponsible?
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Comment #37338788
You're drawing connections, but you're not making concrete arguments. Perhaps China and the West will both face population collapse. The argument still stands that Western values (…