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tony_cannistra

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About tony_cannistra

nature & software.

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    Comment #49199939

    somewhat sad to say that if you follow the map link ( https://caltopo.com/m/4N7A ) there's in fact a trail right next to the "point of inaccessibility" that includes trails + roads…

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    Comment #49199893

    I once made a similar map at work, but for the whole USA. You can view it if you use onX Hunt - called the "Roadless" layer under "Roads Trails & Rec."

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    Comment #49116619

    This is a common misconception. Topical tretinoin has been shown to have no effect on the fetus. Oral tretinoins (like isotretinoin) have been linked to congenital defects. This is…

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    Comment #49014593

    Same here. I always marvel at this. These recollections can even be years later, and the memory of the place in which I heard the remembered thing is vivid.

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    Comment #48959232

    This is the way.

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    Comment #48928579

    Thanks for writing it, I enjoyed the perspective. I found it by way of Michael Sacasas' post: https://theconvivialsociety.substack.com/p/feeding-on-illusi...

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    Comment #48928544

    Look, really not trying to get into the weeds here, but since we're there: I respect your take that nothing in this article is novel, though I disagree with it. My point wasn't as …

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    Comment #48928507

    TFA raises several points I hadn't heard before. Here's one. The artifacts we produce define our culture. If we allow LLMs to produce our work, our culture represents that which th…

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    Comment #48928392

    I'm the op on this one (not the author). Gotta say, I had higher hopes for the community here. Isn't it worthwhile to examine our patterns of thinking and work? Shouldn't alternati…

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    Comment #48928354

    I believe we before we had "virtue signaling" we called it "sharing opinions"

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    Comment #48927402

    This is good. The number of times I've downloaded and re-converted these files...too many to count.

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    Comment #48866217

    Yeah. This is why we have connection pooling.

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    Comment #48848797

    "spontaneous movements of increasing complexity" is a great way to say "dancing"

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    Comment #48779567

    I've also tried this. Very interesting, but must be used sparingly in my experience. Hiking is a place where before I used to go to think, or not think at all. Prompting an AI whil…

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    Comment #48751139

    Vending machines can't be used by thousands of people from differing tax jurisdictions at once

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    Comment #48052963

    It's America. We have mythology.

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    Comment #47799724

    You haven't been to

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    Comment #47679561

    > Claude Mythos Preview is, on essentially every dimension we can measure, the best-aligned model that we have released to date by a significant margin. We believe that it does not…

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    Comment #47357562

    I agree with all that. Maybe the word isn't "blame," then. Surely there must be some code, perhaps moral or ethical, but ideally more rigorously enforcible, which ought to prevent …

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    Comment #47357160

    Completely infuriating, but more of a commentary on the sad state of incompetent power-hungry law enforcement with tools they don't know how to use than the tools themselves. Thoug…

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    Comment #46798922

    Not much of a historian, I see.

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    Comment #46788415

    Idk, depends. Is going to office-hours in order to pass an exam "doing the thing?" Help seems fine.

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    Comment #46737305

    > Zotero is open source and developed by an independent, nonprofit organization that has no financial interest in your private information. With Zotero, you always stay in control …

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    Comment #46623501

    I really love US Mobile. I was a flagship postpaid $90/mo VZW customer for a decade and was so hesitant to switch. It's been 4 years now, and all I can say is that I can't believe …