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yulker

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    Comment #49216898

    Why does one need to be proactively doing anything to justify awareness and holding a point of view?

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    Comment #49205516

    The whole post has that immediate LLM "mouthfeel"

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    Comment #49200937

    couldn't you trivially get a kitchen torch or use your oven's broiler

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    Comment #49024884

    why not both? mark up the book while you're reading, reflect in your notebook on what you read

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    Comment #48888592

    this is probably sarcasm, but might actually try this. the visceral negative reaction i have to llm writing makes me instantly want to close the tab

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    Comment #48862895

    How do you justify it against all the other abstractions you've accepted and no longer know how to do (or never learned in the first place). Why are the current set of manual steps…

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    Comment #48833024

    There's something interesting in maintaining items built to last when the objects themselves are maintained and kept for entertainment reasons. (Entertainment in the broad sense fo…

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    Comment #48826926

    it's incredible how volatile the product and pricing situation is right now. i struggle to find an equivalent industry that has been so all over the place and obtuse

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    Comment #48807374

    there's also no substitute for the reduced inferential distance when two people speak the same language. the literal meaning of words encodes just a subset of the communication

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    Comment #48779573

    profit share, royalties, etc. many ways to structure economic benefit

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    Comment #48774750

    supersonic flight is not significantly faster than regular flight relative to other modes of transportation. it's not anti progress to be clear eyed out about tradeoffs and costs, …

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    Comment #48742093

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48724303

    makes you wonder how much of the token economy is just this sort of circular slop triggered by slop

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    Comment #48724286

    You're right to push on that, and the suspicion is real. That type of sensitivity is load bearing, not exaggerated anxiety.

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    Comment #48720265

    I don't know how else to put it, but it has this built in condescension that rides along when someone is hitting you with too many clever metaphors. Like it's TED talking at you or…

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    Comment #48720011

    I'm having a similar reaction, and I wonder if because this style, tone, and tics are what I'm encountering while using AI tools, I instantly get a bad taste in my mouth when I see…

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    Comment #48713191

    The term EU doesn't describe a geographic area. It is a membership. Just as if I'm surrounded by members of a book club, I'm not in it.

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    Comment #48713173

    The term EU describes a membership, it doesn't describe a geographic area. Being in a membership means something different than being in a geographic area. So the term "in" does no…

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    Comment #48713132

    because writing speed isn't the bottleneck for what is being tested

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    Comment #48588832

    Just the opposite. It's literally not in the EU. It's literally in Europe but not in the EU.

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    Comment #48308137

    It's sarcasm, obviously.

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    Comment #48254023

    Go ahead and tell us what it means to be a real American then

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    Comment #47916926

    Yes, I agree entirely. It has nothing to do with the emotion of surprise.

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    Comment #47911770

    But what is surprise really? Something not following expectation. The distribution may statistically leverage surprise as a concept via how it has seen surprise as a concept e.g. "…