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Comment #48835096
It's more than reading. Peoples' patience for long-form anything is dying, and I'm guilty too. Too often I'm on my phone with a movie playing in the background. When it ends, I can…
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Comment #48823791
You know it never occurred to me I could look things up before. Everything I've ever known I learned orally. Even C. I remember sitting on pappy's lap, watching him wave his hand t…
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Comment #48813470
Acronyms I can handle. What I've always hated is aNz style compressions. a11y, a16z, stuff that you can't even guess at a decoding unless you know it already.
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Comment #48676809
Derrida was worried that people were merely imitating his style of thinking without the substance, but it's fine for AI to do it to humanity-in-general. OK.
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Comment #48045966
Yeah I'm from Kansas and none of these meanings were new to me.
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Comment #47893903
Different models, similar number representations. Different models for different languages, similar concept representations. They have to learn all of this from human text input, s…
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Comment #47814003
This is the Hemingway Editor by another name, and I have the same complaint about it that I have about the Hemingway Editor. See: https://zjpea.substack.com/p/an-llm-will-never-say…
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Comment #47665638
What if we turned the regional love for megaprojects into something actually useful like a canal from the UAE through Oman, to permanently weaken Iran?
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Comment #47645308
At some point you just have to spend spare cycles on ideas you think matter. What's harder than rejecting an idea is rejecting a finished, working product. And if your team says "I…
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Comment #47557596
Just anecdotally, you should always ask things in the third person. I feel like it sidesteps LLM sycophancy somewhat.
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Comment #47556874
Also, nothing has changed! Claude will still yes-and whatever you give it. ChatGPT still has its insufferable personality, where it takes what you said and hands it back to you in …
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Comment #47431586
'Fuck' is every part of speech simultaneously because it doesn't mean anything. I just want it to be clever and load bearing. Back to the food lens: like an ice cream shop called D…
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Comment #47425899
This is clever but it’s self defeating because it’s tasteful. It’s a good joke. I felt like John Waters was saying it to me. And the painful thing to me is the tastelessness.
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Comment #47425860
Firefly, Dr. Who, Sherlock, on repeat. My own personal circle of hell.
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Comment #47425377
They’re exactly as cringy as each other actually, but your self-righteous point is well taken. Sure, agreed. I have class consciousness now. I am awakened. As if I would ever make …
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Comment #47425223
I don’t really think that’s a proportionate solution to a minor annoyance. So far the advice I’ve gotten has been: - restructure my relationships - say something psychotic like “le…
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Comment #47425128
Fucking performative fucking profanity is fucking gratuitous and is fucking clearly only fucking there so you fucking know I fucking smoke fucking Camel Lights. It’s not fucking mu…
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Comment #47423931
Wait no, I see what’s happening. I am sorry. Deeply and I mean it. I was cruel to you. When a person does what you just did it is itself typically a dominance move. Those questions…
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Comment #47423678
As God said to Abraham. What illuminating advice.
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Comment #47423422
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Comment #47423015
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Comment #47422733
"A little childish"; Bob's your uncle.
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Comment #47422427
I think the cost of having to say something humiliating is at least equal to the cost of the cookie, so I want it for free. Of course I had fun with my sister in law, even if I rol…
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Comment #47422336
Cheems will be to millennials what the Grateful Dead logo was to Boomers.