"Uses" is correct in that I use dead bodies for sustenance. But the imprecision suggests a misunderstanding of what a guest essay could be conceivably used for. It's maybe not a publication's fault if someone misses the…
The President is an example (and actual) enforcement mechanism for the State. Not the argument. We want to ban independent political expenditure past a certain dollar threshold. Great. How do we do that without torching…
It's an op ed. Hardly a conspiracy.
"Money is speech" is a reddit-ism. The argument is closer to "limiting spending can be tantamount to limiting speech." Should the president of the US (regardless of party) be able to restrict your ability to spend money…
Interesting that the distinction between phones and boats was not enough to dissuade whatever point it is that you're trying to make. From Chief Justice Roberts in Riley v. California: "One of the most notable…
It's not just resolve, either. The org must recognize the problem in the first place, which isn't a given. Especially in smaller/govt orgs. Often, recognition of the problem is wrongly tied to how difficult the foremost…
This title is easy to misinterpret. If I understand correctly: Codex now encrypts sub-agent prompts and hides those prompts from the user. edit: originally was "Codex starts encrypting prompts, uses cyphertext for…
I'm sympathetic to Logseq here. My guess is that many things are true but do not sum attractively to an audience right now. The db probably is the cleaner place for Logseq's note storage, but invites comparison to…
Arguing that "at least John is doing [clown thing] in the open" just dilutes whatever leverage John's supporters had against John on that thing. I find myself unwanting to be on the side of people who willingly give up…
One similarly egregious UX issue on the latest Android is that pressing buttons in the dropdown tray doesn't give any feedback until the action is complete. I can press the "turn on WiFi" button and receive zero haptics…
They're rigorously sourced in that some set of underpaid clerks is tasked with surfacing their best guess as to what material is most relevant to the court, with optional fact checking competing for their time.…
Zooming out to the original complaint that "A is B" doesn't imply "B is A" in common English, and then further -- to the goal of having an LLM predict tokens that map closely to truth/logic/helpfulness: I don't think a…
Your question arguably doesn't have multiple answers. There's one answer: the set of children (discounting different orders of the set). The question "Who is her child" has multiple answers because it asks you to…
"AMD, with nary antecedent aforenotice, has elected to excise"...
> practically they work together frequently Are the originators of these investigations the same? Might that matter? > Crime shouldn't suddenly be ok if you pay taxes on it Cool. Nobody is making that argument.
Calling an entity that's forbidden from acting on your behalf an "agent" seems funny but maybe it's meant as a catch-all term. Their use of "assistant" seems better for that purpose.
Would you suggest that white blood cells are "not all that good for the body" because they're amped up during a bout of sickness? Maybe they aren't! But you can't infer that from the mere correlation. Hence that phrase…
I'm not sure that your definition of "throwing money away" corresponds to the OP's. OP uses that phrase to imply the (un)worthiness of spend. You're using it to mean that it doesn't build or maintain equity, which is…
I like the React model of components being (ideally) a function of state, but I don't touch hooks where possible. And I don't use React itself when I can use the lighter Preact library instead, which provides signals as…
Interesting. Many times I find the opposite case, where my long tail search on Kagi will turn up SOME stuff that's kind of pertinent to the subject, and I'll swap to Google to see if the results are better there, only…
On the presumption that this isn't a joke: em dashes appear in LLM outputs because LLMs were trained on human text which included them organically. It's not as unordinary as memes suggest.
Python does have a huge training set, but I figure lots of that training comes from disciplines where maintainability or system design isn't as heavily incented. Reports, notebooks, dashboards, etc. My early experiments…
I don't understand what makes these "datacenters" if they're distributed across satellites with WAN-esque interconnect. Are we overloading the term "datacenter"? Or is it not overloaded but somehow able to achieve…
> At some point the metaphor becomes an encumbrance, rather than something helpful Well put. Pop science is what it is, but I'm bewildered when the rhetoric around plants "screaming in pain" weasels its way into my…
Was just reading that headline the other day. Economic darling Japan emerges from the Lost Decades with perfect banking policy.
"Uses" is correct in that I use dead bodies for sustenance. But the imprecision suggests a misunderstanding of what a guest essay could be conceivably used for. It's maybe not a publication's fault if someone misses the…
The President is an example (and actual) enforcement mechanism for the State. Not the argument. We want to ban independent political expenditure past a certain dollar threshold. Great. How do we do that without torching…
It's an op ed. Hardly a conspiracy.
"Money is speech" is a reddit-ism. The argument is closer to "limiting spending can be tantamount to limiting speech." Should the president of the US (regardless of party) be able to restrict your ability to spend money…
Interesting that the distinction between phones and boats was not enough to dissuade whatever point it is that you're trying to make. From Chief Justice Roberts in Riley v. California: "One of the most notable…
It's not just resolve, either. The org must recognize the problem in the first place, which isn't a given. Especially in smaller/govt orgs. Often, recognition of the problem is wrongly tied to how difficult the foremost…
This title is easy to misinterpret. If I understand correctly: Codex now encrypts sub-agent prompts and hides those prompts from the user. edit: originally was "Codex starts encrypting prompts, uses cyphertext for…
I'm sympathetic to Logseq here. My guess is that many things are true but do not sum attractively to an audience right now. The db probably is the cleaner place for Logseq's note storage, but invites comparison to…
Arguing that "at least John is doing [clown thing] in the open" just dilutes whatever leverage John's supporters had against John on that thing. I find myself unwanting to be on the side of people who willingly give up…
One similarly egregious UX issue on the latest Android is that pressing buttons in the dropdown tray doesn't give any feedback until the action is complete. I can press the "turn on WiFi" button and receive zero haptics…
They're rigorously sourced in that some set of underpaid clerks is tasked with surfacing their best guess as to what material is most relevant to the court, with optional fact checking competing for their time.…
Zooming out to the original complaint that "A is B" doesn't imply "B is A" in common English, and then further -- to the goal of having an LLM predict tokens that map closely to truth/logic/helpfulness: I don't think a…
Your question arguably doesn't have multiple answers. There's one answer: the set of children (discounting different orders of the set). The question "Who is her child" has multiple answers because it asks you to…
"AMD, with nary antecedent aforenotice, has elected to excise"...
> practically they work together frequently Are the originators of these investigations the same? Might that matter? > Crime shouldn't suddenly be ok if you pay taxes on it Cool. Nobody is making that argument.
Calling an entity that's forbidden from acting on your behalf an "agent" seems funny but maybe it's meant as a catch-all term. Their use of "assistant" seems better for that purpose.
Would you suggest that white blood cells are "not all that good for the body" because they're amped up during a bout of sickness? Maybe they aren't! But you can't infer that from the mere correlation. Hence that phrase…
I'm not sure that your definition of "throwing money away" corresponds to the OP's. OP uses that phrase to imply the (un)worthiness of spend. You're using it to mean that it doesn't build or maintain equity, which is…
I like the React model of components being (ideally) a function of state, but I don't touch hooks where possible. And I don't use React itself when I can use the lighter Preact library instead, which provides signals as…
Interesting. Many times I find the opposite case, where my long tail search on Kagi will turn up SOME stuff that's kind of pertinent to the subject, and I'll swap to Google to see if the results are better there, only…
On the presumption that this isn't a joke: em dashes appear in LLM outputs because LLMs were trained on human text which included them organically. It's not as unordinary as memes suggest.
Python does have a huge training set, but I figure lots of that training comes from disciplines where maintainability or system design isn't as heavily incented. Reports, notebooks, dashboards, etc. My early experiments…
I don't understand what makes these "datacenters" if they're distributed across satellites with WAN-esque interconnect. Are we overloading the term "datacenter"? Or is it not overloaded but somehow able to achieve…
> At some point the metaphor becomes an encumbrance, rather than something helpful Well put. Pop science is what it is, but I'm bewildered when the rhetoric around plants "screaming in pain" weasels its way into my…
Was just reading that headline the other day. Economic darling Japan emerges from the Lost Decades with perfect banking policy.