But the whole point is that human dignity is a trap. You should be fine with that.
Whose idea was this? Not very "business-friendly". Of course that is why it is the right thing to do, but it is out of character for this lot.
False choice. The actual choices are two: 1. between capitalism and the rule of law 2. between technology and tradition
I wasn't only taking about drugs.
Luce wept.
The right ideas. Not optimized for reallocation. Creates pressure to overload types, making secure software unattainable.
Latency.
No inspections. Only bribe. That's where we're heading, even if we may not quite be there yet.
Trump's moral squalor is a pale and fading shadow of America's moral squalor.
The necessary copyright reforms are two: (1) no assignment, and (2) public domain upon death or cessation of exploitation.
"...extreme measures, such as local curfews...." The fcck? Amritsar was an example of extreme measures. A curfew is nothing.
Alas, that was before my software days
I once mentioned "the odd-numbered days of the week", meaning Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, to some Catholic friends and was sharply reminded that the week begins on Sunday.
Defining requirements.
LLMs are what you get when you put people through a stack of filters.
You want people to talk to you the way you listen. So does everyone else, and most of them do not listen the way you do.
A collapse of demand. That swan looks pretty white to me.
1984, a friend of mine bought a Kaypro II and got a floppy with a BASIC ELIZA on it. We ran it and quickly found it shallow and anodyne. So we started looking at the files on the disk and found a dictionary file, which…
What is success? In 1911, Winston Churchill converted the Royal Navy from coal to oil. Was that a success? Show your work, with particular reference to events from 1947 to the present day.
There won't be a "next" Iran war, because this one will never end.
It is devolution. It is species-wide, if the Americans got a head start. Turn off education, fast-forward one lifespan, and you are at zero. We're nearly there.
The next step in the pitch is: we can shut it down, but doing so will involve large capital costs and stranded costs that we did not anticipate. Make us whole for those costs and we will shut it down. They have been…
This thread is dead, but my point was about radical alternatives to academic fads. These are stickier than most fads -- they typically last a generation to a lifespan, because the only thing that kills them is the death…
I learned to read when I was three. Accordingly, I have only pinprick memories of the process. When I entered K, the fact that I could already read was a showstopper; I was kicked upstairs into first grade with panicky…
What every immigrant brings: the obsessive grudges and feuds of their past. If (I say if) there is a reason to restrict immigration, it is this.
But the whole point is that human dignity is a trap. You should be fine with that.
Whose idea was this? Not very "business-friendly". Of course that is why it is the right thing to do, but it is out of character for this lot.
False choice. The actual choices are two: 1. between capitalism and the rule of law 2. between technology and tradition
I wasn't only taking about drugs.
Luce wept.
The right ideas. Not optimized for reallocation. Creates pressure to overload types, making secure software unattainable.
Latency.
No inspections. Only bribe. That's where we're heading, even if we may not quite be there yet.
Trump's moral squalor is a pale and fading shadow of America's moral squalor.
The necessary copyright reforms are two: (1) no assignment, and (2) public domain upon death or cessation of exploitation.
"...extreme measures, such as local curfews...." The fcck? Amritsar was an example of extreme measures. A curfew is nothing.
Alas, that was before my software days
I once mentioned "the odd-numbered days of the week", meaning Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, to some Catholic friends and was sharply reminded that the week begins on Sunday.
Defining requirements.
LLMs are what you get when you put people through a stack of filters.
You want people to talk to you the way you listen. So does everyone else, and most of them do not listen the way you do.
A collapse of demand. That swan looks pretty white to me.
1984, a friend of mine bought a Kaypro II and got a floppy with a BASIC ELIZA on it. We ran it and quickly found it shallow and anodyne. So we started looking at the files on the disk and found a dictionary file, which…
What is success? In 1911, Winston Churchill converted the Royal Navy from coal to oil. Was that a success? Show your work, with particular reference to events from 1947 to the present day.
There won't be a "next" Iran war, because this one will never end.
It is devolution. It is species-wide, if the Americans got a head start. Turn off education, fast-forward one lifespan, and you are at zero. We're nearly there.
The next step in the pitch is: we can shut it down, but doing so will involve large capital costs and stranded costs that we did not anticipate. Make us whole for those costs and we will shut it down. They have been…
This thread is dead, but my point was about radical alternatives to academic fads. These are stickier than most fads -- they typically last a generation to a lifespan, because the only thing that kills them is the death…
I learned to read when I was three. Accordingly, I have only pinprick memories of the process. When I entered K, the fact that I could already read was a showstopper; I was kicked upstairs into first grade with panicky…
What every immigrant brings: the obsessive grudges and feuds of their past. If (I say if) there is a reason to restrict immigration, it is this.