1. Yeah, I’m not fully sold on the argument. I’m also oversimplifying it quite a bit by saying it’s just “brainless, repetitive.” That’s just where it’s obvious. But at the same time, my understanding of 95% of the…
But… that’s exactly the substance of this argument. I’m not sold on the full extent of the metaphor and I’m definitely not out here cheerleading AI, but the central argument of this article is this analogy: when you say…
That’s not really what it’s saying. The analogy it draws is between subsistence farmers and subsistence thinkers aka white collar workers/paper pushers etc. The argument would be that repetitive, brainless thinking will…
Most people need to be reminded of this. Repeatedly.
I would be shocked if there’s an agreed upon list, certainly not one supported by neuro recordings. You’re probably well-served by coming up with a good set by your own informal observation.
To clarify slightly, K and V are used to construct the dictionary, and then Q is the lookup key D[Q] as described (with the lookup being based on similarity rather than exact hash as it would be in an actual dictionary).
I’m not deeply pro-codex, but it does have all those features. Who knows since when.
My question from (2) would be: is Symbolics still not on par with SymPy?
I don’t know why you’re getting downvoted. If they say “you’re giving us your copyright when you press the POST button” then that would seem to be that. Seems like a bad place for them to be, given the whole argument of…
Clients are not proxies. The fundamental difference is who accesses the target server. If you’re using a client (in the sense of a local program that renders your request, like a browser or a browser with extensions)…
I have heard multiple people say almost that exact sentence unironically.
Sure, and usually one of the ways Rust serves us is with safety guarantees. Which isn’t to say this optimization is a bad idea, just to say it’s sort of a straw man to imply coding in Rust to take advantage of safety…
Microwaving takes less attention and less skill, though. And less cleanup. And you don’t need to own a pan. And you don’t need to own spices (steak is a bad example ofc). And you don’t need to think about the side…
But can I still give all my emails to OpenAI?? (semi-serious question because I’m currently very opposed, but I’m afraid of my future decisions)
How good are these detectors? (Serious question— I’ve never had a reason to use one)
Out of context it does sound like AInese. I think that’s largely because AI has a tendency to use location in very metaphorical terms that don’t quite read, and usually the idea of “relocating” a word would be exactly…
To be clarify for everyone: both of the cited articles argue in favor of HPV vaccination. I assumed they would be arguing against since the comment is arguing against, but that is not the case. In particular, you've…
Sure, sure. I’m not arguing for removing drivers for uncommon devices, or even rare devices. But there’s a line somewhere. Maybe it’s at “devices that no longer exist.” But I think it’s somewhere before that. And I have…
Is the parent really being sarcastic? I read it as genuine. There’s presumably plenty of code bloat in the kernel, and while no human would ever scan for bugs in a corner of the kernel that hasn’t been used or touched…
> They can determine how much each work contributed based on those weights, so it's dishonest for them to argue it isn't possible. I don’t know about impossible but it’s definitely not a straightforward read from the…
My first impression when the Leaf image loaded was that you were being overdramatic. The Ferrari website created the impression of a similar but fundamentally more elegant car (not elegant, just more elegant). Then the…
Ignoring the spiritual part, emotional state does have a well-known feedback loop with physical state. There’s a (largely incorrect) idea in pop psychology that just as happiness leads to smiling, smiling leads to…
Requires the MacOS desktop app. Windows "coming soon," but still no word on an official Linux app.
The good is hidden: court systems are already overwhelmed. If the arbitration cases were added, then it’d take even longer to get a court date. (Which isn’t to say I think the system as it is is good, just that there is…
Are you arguing that eventually a competitor will emerge that does support OpenClaw with a subscription model? Wouldn’t that just be more expensive for the exact same reason Anthropic is banning it?
1. Yeah, I’m not fully sold on the argument. I’m also oversimplifying it quite a bit by saying it’s just “brainless, repetitive.” That’s just where it’s obvious. But at the same time, my understanding of 95% of the…
But… that’s exactly the substance of this argument. I’m not sold on the full extent of the metaphor and I’m definitely not out here cheerleading AI, but the central argument of this article is this analogy: when you say…
That’s not really what it’s saying. The analogy it draws is between subsistence farmers and subsistence thinkers aka white collar workers/paper pushers etc. The argument would be that repetitive, brainless thinking will…
Most people need to be reminded of this. Repeatedly.
I would be shocked if there’s an agreed upon list, certainly not one supported by neuro recordings. You’re probably well-served by coming up with a good set by your own informal observation.
To clarify slightly, K and V are used to construct the dictionary, and then Q is the lookup key D[Q] as described (with the lookup being based on similarity rather than exact hash as it would be in an actual dictionary).
I’m not deeply pro-codex, but it does have all those features. Who knows since when.
My question from (2) would be: is Symbolics still not on par with SymPy?
I don’t know why you’re getting downvoted. If they say “you’re giving us your copyright when you press the POST button” then that would seem to be that. Seems like a bad place for them to be, given the whole argument of…
Clients are not proxies. The fundamental difference is who accesses the target server. If you’re using a client (in the sense of a local program that renders your request, like a browser or a browser with extensions)…
I have heard multiple people say almost that exact sentence unironically.
Sure, and usually one of the ways Rust serves us is with safety guarantees. Which isn’t to say this optimization is a bad idea, just to say it’s sort of a straw man to imply coding in Rust to take advantage of safety…
Microwaving takes less attention and less skill, though. And less cleanup. And you don’t need to own a pan. And you don’t need to own spices (steak is a bad example ofc). And you don’t need to think about the side…
But can I still give all my emails to OpenAI?? (semi-serious question because I’m currently very opposed, but I’m afraid of my future decisions)
How good are these detectors? (Serious question— I’ve never had a reason to use one)
Out of context it does sound like AInese. I think that’s largely because AI has a tendency to use location in very metaphorical terms that don’t quite read, and usually the idea of “relocating” a word would be exactly…
To be clarify for everyone: both of the cited articles argue in favor of HPV vaccination. I assumed they would be arguing against since the comment is arguing against, but that is not the case. In particular, you've…
Sure, sure. I’m not arguing for removing drivers for uncommon devices, or even rare devices. But there’s a line somewhere. Maybe it’s at “devices that no longer exist.” But I think it’s somewhere before that. And I have…
Is the parent really being sarcastic? I read it as genuine. There’s presumably plenty of code bloat in the kernel, and while no human would ever scan for bugs in a corner of the kernel that hasn’t been used or touched…
> They can determine how much each work contributed based on those weights, so it's dishonest for them to argue it isn't possible. I don’t know about impossible but it’s definitely not a straightforward read from the…
My first impression when the Leaf image loaded was that you were being overdramatic. The Ferrari website created the impression of a similar but fundamentally more elegant car (not elegant, just more elegant). Then the…
Ignoring the spiritual part, emotional state does have a well-known feedback loop with physical state. There’s a (largely incorrect) idea in pop psychology that just as happiness leads to smiling, smiling leads to…
Requires the MacOS desktop app. Windows "coming soon," but still no word on an official Linux app.
The good is hidden: court systems are already overwhelmed. If the arbitration cases were added, then it’d take even longer to get a court date. (Which isn’t to say I think the system as it is is good, just that there is…
Are you arguing that eventually a competitor will emerge that does support OpenClaw with a subscription model? Wouldn’t that just be more expensive for the exact same reason Anthropic is banning it?