SO shows "like" questions--but doesn't do a very good job of it.
Yeah. It reached the point that basically everything was either homework or outside my knowledge. And they're too aggressive about duplicates. My question shared almost nothing with the duplicate I was pointed to--yes,…
I don't know why you're being downvoted. What they pulled in gutting the government was far worse than anything the CIA has done.
Didn't even do that--just about everything DOGE claimed was AI mistakes.
DOGE was people that believed bird-brained AIs could find problems. Accurately.
I'll add to the dead bit: Many years ago I did a search for my name and turned up a LOT of things I did not actually write. This wasn't LLMs, this was scrapers doing a poor job of scarfing up old content--comparing what…
The time consuming part is probably redacting.
Fundamentally, the job of a programmer is to precisely describe the fuzzy definitions given by the user. Natural language makes it easier to be fuzzy.
You're assuming people view all crime the same. I'll applaud ignoring the open air drug market. It's a symptom, not a cause. The drug *war* is the biggest crime problem in the country.
I'd like to see a three way verdict: guilty/not guilty/innocent. An innocent verdict would mean the defendant had proven beyond a reasonable doubt that they did not do the act and would put the state on the hook for all…
Except it doesn't work that way. You can't meaningfully learn a skill to get a job because you will have no experience in the skill and potential employers are looking for people with experience in whatever skills they…
Because to a large degree the "justice" system only pays lip service to the idea of innocent until proven guilty. This is pretty clearly identity theft, but to admit it would throw egg on somebody's face.
He acts like a king--power not subject to the rule of law. Thus it is entirely reasonable to have a "no kings" protest.
It would happen anyway. They would be willing to take a loss in the extra egg market to make a gain in the main market.
Not weird. In general egg demand is very inelastic. Businesses selling products containing eggs do not change their output based on egg prices. However, specialty eggs sold to consumers rather than businesses will be…
It comes down to trust them about what. If I were engaged in anything hostile to Israel I utterly would not trust Israeli stuff. But Israel is normally quite careful about target selection, if I was not engaged in…
Exactly. Laws get followed when there are likely adverse consequences from not following them. We don't need huge punishments, we need likely punishments.
"Life" as in society at large, not specifically dating. 80% of your business comes from 20% of your customers etc. It's a natural distribution, the fact that apparently it applies to the dating world also is not…
But most fields don't let you take years off and jump back in without substantial penalty. Doing it as acts of service in a modern society doesn't work.
The problem with a term limit like that is if you kill politics as a career that mostly precludes electing anyone competent because few will want to have to start over in a new career at some point in their life. I do…
Life tends towards 80/20 so that isn't actually as bad as it sounds. What is important is what I've seen elsewhere--what the low end of the curve looks like. Basically zero. A very fertile market for the hucksters that…
The thing is plotting a crime is not illegal. Authors do it all the time. Usually against fictional characters, but some authors use a real world backdrop. And look over on StackOverflow. You can get some really weird…
Just being in a high stress environment doesn't avoid the basic problem of reverting to training in extremely urgent situations. And when said training doesn't exist most people don't perform very well. It goes both…
Yup. Things happen. I'm still picking up the pieces because somebody sent a complex job through broken down into a bunch of separate pieces. Maybe 10x as many parts as normal (and each part caused the run of an external…
Duress password. Graphene has it. The cops charged him with destruction of evidence.
SO shows "like" questions--but doesn't do a very good job of it.
Yeah. It reached the point that basically everything was either homework or outside my knowledge. And they're too aggressive about duplicates. My question shared almost nothing with the duplicate I was pointed to--yes,…
I don't know why you're being downvoted. What they pulled in gutting the government was far worse than anything the CIA has done.
Didn't even do that--just about everything DOGE claimed was AI mistakes.
DOGE was people that believed bird-brained AIs could find problems. Accurately.
I'll add to the dead bit: Many years ago I did a search for my name and turned up a LOT of things I did not actually write. This wasn't LLMs, this was scrapers doing a poor job of scarfing up old content--comparing what…
The time consuming part is probably redacting.
Fundamentally, the job of a programmer is to precisely describe the fuzzy definitions given by the user. Natural language makes it easier to be fuzzy.
You're assuming people view all crime the same. I'll applaud ignoring the open air drug market. It's a symptom, not a cause. The drug *war* is the biggest crime problem in the country.
I'd like to see a three way verdict: guilty/not guilty/innocent. An innocent verdict would mean the defendant had proven beyond a reasonable doubt that they did not do the act and would put the state on the hook for all…
Except it doesn't work that way. You can't meaningfully learn a skill to get a job because you will have no experience in the skill and potential employers are looking for people with experience in whatever skills they…
Because to a large degree the "justice" system only pays lip service to the idea of innocent until proven guilty. This is pretty clearly identity theft, but to admit it would throw egg on somebody's face.
He acts like a king--power not subject to the rule of law. Thus it is entirely reasonable to have a "no kings" protest.
It would happen anyway. They would be willing to take a loss in the extra egg market to make a gain in the main market.
Not weird. In general egg demand is very inelastic. Businesses selling products containing eggs do not change their output based on egg prices. However, specialty eggs sold to consumers rather than businesses will be…
It comes down to trust them about what. If I were engaged in anything hostile to Israel I utterly would not trust Israeli stuff. But Israel is normally quite careful about target selection, if I was not engaged in…
Exactly. Laws get followed when there are likely adverse consequences from not following them. We don't need huge punishments, we need likely punishments.
"Life" as in society at large, not specifically dating. 80% of your business comes from 20% of your customers etc. It's a natural distribution, the fact that apparently it applies to the dating world also is not…
But most fields don't let you take years off and jump back in without substantial penalty. Doing it as acts of service in a modern society doesn't work.
The problem with a term limit like that is if you kill politics as a career that mostly precludes electing anyone competent because few will want to have to start over in a new career at some point in their life. I do…
Life tends towards 80/20 so that isn't actually as bad as it sounds. What is important is what I've seen elsewhere--what the low end of the curve looks like. Basically zero. A very fertile market for the hucksters that…
The thing is plotting a crime is not illegal. Authors do it all the time. Usually against fictional characters, but some authors use a real world backdrop. And look over on StackOverflow. You can get some really weird…
Just being in a high stress environment doesn't avoid the basic problem of reverting to training in extremely urgent situations. And when said training doesn't exist most people don't perform very well. It goes both…
Yup. Things happen. I'm still picking up the pieces because somebody sent a complex job through broken down into a bunch of separate pieces. Maybe 10x as many parts as normal (and each part caused the run of an external…
Duress password. Graphene has it. The cops charged him with destruction of evidence.