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I agree. We should also stop subsidizing agriculture, there is enough food grown around the world for everyone. All this waste is very inefficient!

In fact, we dump our cheap overproduced food on third world countries and collapse their ag. sector. If we stopped producing and switched to importing we would boost their economies.

Since food can be grown in almost any country on earth, we would have a diverse supply chain. I'm sure nothing would go wrong with this plan./s
Unfortunately for malicious litigants their whole goal is to damage you with the process or to use the threat of doing so to coerce you. They'll use defamation law when its the path of least resistance but if that's off the table they'll just cook up some other claim.
As someone exposed to some undergraduate 'social science', this is one of the funniest things I've ever read http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/003268.html
A buddy had a girlfriend who had reduced hearing. I noticed that people would raise their voice and really dumb down when speaking to her, like they were talking to a senile elderly. It'd happen before she'd said a word, so they clearly saw the hearing aid and assumed.

She admitted she disliked wearing the hearing aids, due to such things. But the alternative was not following conversations, which meant she'd get excluded because she missed important information.

Gave me a whole new perspective on hearing loss.
So recording in FlowStorm doesn't use Clojure metadata capabilities in any way, it is basically about storing function calls, function returns and the pointers to all expressions intermediate immutable values together with their code coordinates.
There's an unspoken fallacy here. The case for degrowth is imperfect, but it's better than the case for infinite growth, which is effectively the current paradigm.
I think it's always good to aspire for more, but we shouldn't be expecting perfect results in novel areas of technology.

Taking up your construction metaphor, LLMs are now where construction was perhaps 3000 years ago; buildings weren't that sturdy, but even if the roofs leaked a bit, I'm sure it beat sleeping outside on a rainy night. We need to continue iterating.
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Not a founder, not an investor, not anything - just a happy customer.
Now I am curious: how do you detect despair regarding cloud tech in job descriptions?
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> This is huge. Previously if you were hard of hearing, a pair of hearing aids could cost upwards of $2,000. Now Apple just brought that price down to ~$250.

Woah there fella. Hearing aids last a very long time before needing a new battery. AirPods needs to be charged several times a day. That's a bit of an inconvenience. As is some hearing aids are made to fit one's ear. Where as AirPods are 3 sizes fits all.
Err.. count me out of this. I wouldn't deny a job for a former sex worker, but definitelly I wouldn't want to have any kind of personal relationship with one.
I get where you are coming from, because I've followed a similar path.

I'm not a spiritual person either; having frequent nightmares as a child led me to learning how to recognize the dreaming state and exert control over the dreamscape. I had learned how to do most of the exercises that Alan Wallace talks about in his book all on my own before I ever heard of dream yoga or Buddhism, so following through didn't require any faith or belief.

I can't speak of how to deal with fearing this state of mind itself because for me it's always been a tool to escape the scary situations I had unwittingly conjured during my non-lucid dreaming. Once you recognize that everything in your dreamscape is a manifestation of your emotional estate and your expectations, you unlock the ability to manipulate it at will. When you recognize that the evil person in your dream is nothing but a representation of your fear you are able to turn it into a non-threatening experience through self-compassion. You can literally go talk to them and say you feel sorry that they are scared and reassure them that they are safe with you, and they will turn into your friend. Because you are literally talking to yourself.

I do recommend practicing kindness and understanding in your every day life, as it carries over to your dream experiences once it has become a habit. Buddhists may describe this in more spiritual terms, but I see it in a mundane way. Maybe they are right, I don't really care. It works.
How much of that time was actual engineering-tradeoff decision-making and how much of that was working in a large corporation with abundant communication overhead?
Why? Have the government step in, nationalize Boeing, give the union a board seat, and keep shipping. The problem is Boeing management and their board enabling the train wreck; don't build from scratch, refactor.
Agree, I am a software and espresso guy.

Although I've been regularly fixing my Baratza grinder and Rancilio Silvia for years the fact is that disassembling hardware and tightening screws still looks slightly scary and dangerous. It is always an adventure but not always fun.

My fearless limit on hardware DIY is assembling IKEA furniture and cleaning my bike. Beyond that, I'd think twice.
That is exactly how I describe it to others. LLMs have mostly figured out the fast system but it's woefully bad at system 2. I'm surprised this kind of analogy isn't common in discussions about LLMs.
What happens if I run my own messaging server?

What happens from dumb cases like an IRC server to more "complex" cases like running my own "matrix" servers?

On a more serious note: Nicola Gratteri, an italian magistrate known to be the most wanted (dead) by the mafia in italy, has said in many occasions that the mafia has strong enough funding (duh) and competencies to "build their own whatsapp", as in building its own telecommunication network for covert communications outside of mainstream/public services.

youtube short, excerpt from an interview (in italian, though): https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JkPeyFrSJrk

So who's gonna benefit from chat control? Most likely authoritarian states that have one more tool to prosecute citizens and dissidents.
It's definitely not something any politician can back. There's no good way to spin that.
9.4% of men in an official Swedish study from 2017 said they have paid for sexual services (0.5% of women). It's a minority but still almost 1/10. I can only imagine that OnlyFans has normalized this behavior a lot since then.

There's also the narrative that people on these platforms are choosing to do this because they make a lot of money, and that it's less problematic than the rest of the porn industry somehow. I'm very sceptical about both of these notions.
It hadn’t been when I posted and when previous commenter posted. It was a silly typo
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Monsanto, Nestlé, J&J, the whole tobacco industry, the companies that made asbestos, talidomide, etc.
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This whole topic is incredibly misunderstood by the entire industry:

There are two common ways to understand questions like "how many r's are in strawberry"

1- How many total r's in the word

2- How many r's in a particular subword/syllable (here "berry"), the implied question being "1 or 2?"; This is often what is meant in human conversation!

When LLMs answer "2", they are not wrong, they're simply interpreting it as the second way above, because that's more commonly what is meant in real conversations!!

I can't believe that I seem to be the only one who sees this.

Edit: I just asked it, look which r's it highlighted!!

https://chatgpt.com/share/66e446cb-822c-8000-94fd-72d749ceb9...
I'm not sure if you disagree with me or not from this comment. Tech isn't the only thing that affects the relative strength of individuals vs corporations (regulation, social pressures, etc).

Also I think it's not unreasonable to argue that corporations are more powerful today than they were during any of the time periods you've listed here.
Boeing is one of those "billions" corporations.

Some are even immortalized in Oscar-winning movies. See e.g. the disasters section here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Gas_and_Electric_Compa...
Same reason why kids have paid for Transformers merch, Star Wars merch, band merch, etc.

It's a brand, they like it, they want to be reminded of it and show their love of it off. It creates an "in group" which is socially valuable. Streamers are nothing special in that regard.
You don't have to have Chrome to configure it (the story talks about this). It's configured over a serial interface and among browsers only Chrome on desktop implements WebSerial (and probably other browsers based on Chrome). That said, they did go out of their way and make the Chrome experience nice.
What in Apple's statement made you think the FDA promised them anything? They were probably all the way through with everything they needed to do for the FDA process and, well, there's a timeline for this process so that's why they knew.
I'll say the same thing I always say on these kinds of posts. Both of the following can be true:

- A lot of companies and startups can get by with a few modest sized VPSs for their applications

- Cloud providers and other infrastructure managed services can provide a lot value that justifies paying for them.
One that trips up LLMs in ways that wouldn't trip up humans is the chicken, fox and grain puzzle but with just the chicken. They tend to insist that the chicken be taken across the river, then back, then across again, for no reason other than the solution to the classic puzzle requires several crossings. No human would do that, by the time you've had the chicken across then even the most unobservant human would realize this isn't really a puzzle and would stop. When you ask it to justify each step you get increasingly incoherent answers.

Has anyone tried this on o1?
why isn't this getting traction? it's a pretty big deal. it's the most safe of proposed C++ safety extensions by far
Maybe do a search for "most dangerous jobs"?
When the participation trophy generation grows up and becomes generals you'll hear things like, we would've won that war if it wasn't for all that attrition!
I think companies just need to be clear that's its not full self driving and consumers would celebrate the gains along the way under a different name such as "assisted driving".
Humans can be a lot of things.

AI can only do what it knows and what it’s been programmed to do.
works in 01-preview for me.
How many s's are in Mississipi?
Don't Boeing engineers also get insurance and 401k from their employer?

Plus, they'd have to learn french also. France is not very accommodating to non French speaking foreigners. Trying to get around in life with just English there outside of Paris is not easy.
Hey, cool app. I was playing with it but the AI seems a bit angry :)

A cool feature might be currency conversion when adding expense/income. I've tried to add an income as dollars while my currency set to "TRY (Turkish Lira)" it confused and yelled at me:

"Oh, so now you want to confuse me with currencies? You should've just said it in dollars! What, if I can't do math? But fine, I'll keep the 3000 as income, but remember, 3000 is still 3000!"

Also a question, when I create new custom categories; will it recognize it and use it?
That’s a much, MUCH lower barrier of entry, though, fella… and that can be celebrated in my opinion
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Given the situation that IP was in at the time, I'm not sure it was a "believe" so much as a "hope". There wasn't much of an alternative.
I was intending to address both.

I believe it's absolutely possible to consume too much porn, but it's by and large fine.
Hardly a waste, unless you hate to be entertained.
The shocking part is how new generation have a fully rational reinterpretation of all this, they call it "ethical sex". It's beautiful to them (probably in contrast to the boat loads of issues IRL social and intimate relationships can bring with them). And anything not aligned with their view causes a lot of angry arguments.
I just asked o1-preview and it said three
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Depends on how you define helpful or how much of a requirement for content to actually be “helpful”.

A strict definition might require content to have academic or intellectual value (implied by the remark about it being shown in an academic context) but this would also exclude a vast majority of non “obscene” content. Further, if you could swap the obscene elements for non obscene elements, I would argue the “value” of the content, as measured by its helpfulness, stays the same.

This all moot, however, as it’s likely not the right conversation to have. There is more useful discussion to be had on harm caused as a result rather than any sort of value judgement.
Nice rare counterexample, proving the rule I laid out.

How many l's are in diligent?

The most common instances of such questions revolve simply around 1 vs 2, it doesnt even matter if there are 0 or more of the letter in the rest of the word!
> there might be a good reason some one is angry

Yes! And sometimes it benefits you both to _lean in to that_! Perhaps you feel the same way! So "choosing to be a thermostat" does not need to be a choice you make in every situation or no situation. It's very dependent on context. Sometimes I WANT people to match my energy, it's affirming or comforting. Sometimes I will benefit from either being the thermostat or the... thermostatted...

I absolutely disagree that this is "manipulation tactics". I can see how the sausage is made and still appreciate how they're approaching the situation. It indicates to me that this person is interested in exploring and working on their own emotional intelligence, and are using things they've learned to help problem-solve.

Regarding "weird vibe in room" - my take on the article is not that "being thermostat" is NOT a means to "remove vibe I don't like". "Weird vibe" is indicative that something is wrong and there could be a problem there worth challenging or solving. It doesn't have to come from a place of "toxic positivity" or self-centered "I only want good vibes" thinking. "Weird vibe" can still be there and I think part of growing emotional intelligence is learning you can only do so much and sometimes allowing "weird vibe" is healthy -- and learning to not let it affect you if it's not something you rationally are affected by (ie. someone else's mood due personal reasons).

> Try being thermostat to someone who is on meth or someone who is drunk.There are many reasons someone is raising he temperature in a room.

As a volunteer first aider who's done "night time economy" shifts alongside paramedics - this is absolutely something that is done and is quite helpful. There is a certain degree of patience and customer-service-voice that generally many intoxicated people are receptive to. Doing what you can to de-escalate and calm them down has better (generally, quicker) outcomes for their treatment. If you can calmly convince someone who has hoofed a dangerous amount of cocaine along with their 10 shots of vodka that night and has presented to you aggressive and frightened due to chest pains to sit down in the back of the ambulance, you don't have to deal with them aggressively flailing about the place whilst you hook them up to an ECG. Matching their energy and yelling at them is probably the last thing you wanna do there (even though they ARE fuckin' annoying... never let them know that, if you want to go home ~on time~ only an hour after your shift ends ;))
BP and Exxon have killed entire ecosystems including people. They lied for decades about the environmental effects of fossil fuels. Air pollution alone has conservatively killed hundreds of thousands of people. While you can't blame them for air pollution existing, you can blame them for intentionally suppressing the ability of people to mitigate it and improve air quality.

EDIT: accidentally a word.
Ive never observed the 2nd scenario and cant imagine that would ever be what someone thought was meant. I have to ask… is this sarcasm? Because Im genuinely confused
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Disk drives are not solid state. They have moving parts, motors and belts that can fail.
Looks like my 5 year old's handwriting. Sometimes I actually have no idea what it was writing. Plus the text was overlapping at times
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> In contrast, the AirPods run out after a few hours and are also destined to become landfill due to their built in battery.

Also will entrench the user in a walled garden ecosystem from a very specific giant tech company that isn't big on making their products compatible with other companies.
What attrition? While deaths were not zero they were very low.
I think GP meant went back successfully. Whether today's GE will ultimately be successful remains to be seen.
Windows 2000 truly was the best windows version ever, except for two very minor points:

- HTML integration in the file explorer
- The system tray icons were limited to 16 colors
The widespread impact of the OF economy is obvious to many gym-goers. At my local gym you can see the usual assortment of bodybuilding guys (same as it's been for decades), and then you can see 2-3 girls who are clearly trying to make it into the top 0.1% of hotness so they can cash in on OF (or maybe Instagram). This latter group is a recent phenomenon.
Screen protectors have gotten much better and much cheaper, especially for anything other than the latest model.

In any case, sounds like you have a lifestyle that doesn’t require one.

I depend on them. Really can’t tell a difference anymore with regards to feel, hue/light etc.
Nope it's not sarcasm.

Think about it: Most instances of such questions are about r vs rr, l vs ll, s vs ss, etc. when people actually ask them.

It's a simple yet overlooked fact.
FWIW we have first class support for subgraphs in the library, would love to know what issues you faced there. Support for subgraphs in the studio is coming soon.
a) Nice to see this from Vox. More left-leaning readers need to hear this message.

b) Look at a country like Norway. One of the wealthiest countries in the world (due to oil!) and they invest heavily in renewable energy and have the highest percentage of electric new car sales in the world.
Or maybe it is you who likes to feel superior to people with an interest in coffee?

e.g. "It makes decent espresso and the money, time and mental energy for getting a slightly better espresso through a more expensive machine is just not worth it to me."

If you think that time, money and experience can only produce a "slightly better espresso" then I will just say you are not experienced enough to make such a claim. Rather than accepting that maybe to some there is a big difference, you call them snobs.
It solved `(x^2-1)/(x-1)` to `x+1` but it is not equal. It should be specified that `x` must not be equal 1 in this case.
I think it's a great idea, but I'm afraid you'll find that those who want it don't need it, and those who need it don't want it.

Fact checking has always been readily available. The reputable sites are well-known, by definition. If people wanted them they'd get it.

What everybody wants is for the facts to be forced on other people. But they are convinced that they know the facts beforehand, because the "reputable" sources are lying and only their special sources are willing to tell the truth.

I don't want you to be as cynical as me. You should go do this.
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Imagine thinking that people should stop thinking of their own best because it might create "an antagonistic environment"...

How about making the conditions good enough for employees so they don't have to strike to get some basic benefits and OK salary for performed work?

If the executive team doesn't want to people to be comfortable at their work, it feels a bit unfair to put "creating an antagonistic environment" on the employees.
"Cute" comes across as very dismissive. I'm not sure if you intended that. lens-regex-pcre is just a wrapper around PCRE, so anything that works in PCRE will work, for example, from your Mozilla reference:

ghci> "California rolls $6.99\nCrunchy rolls $8.49\nShrimp tempura $10.99" ^.. [regex|\p{Sc}\s*[\d.,]+|] . match
["$6.99","$8.49","$10.99"]

"Spacing combining mark" seems to be "Mc" so this works:

https://unicode.org/reports/tr18/#General_Category_Property

ghci> "foo bar \x093b baz" ^.. [regex|\p{Mc}|] . match

["\2363"]

(U+093b is a spacing combining mark, according to https://graphemica.com/categories/spacing-combining-mark)

I think in general that Haskellers would probably move to parser combinators in preference to regex when things get this complicated. I mean, who wants to read "\p{Sc}\s*[\d.,]+" in any case?
The comment did not make clear she bought the position. It almost seemed more like it was implying anyone who is family of some rich guy can't accomplish anything themselves.
What about a third option, where we neither grow nor shrink? False dichotomies, anyone?
> It's the kind of idea that is captivating from a literary perspective but doesn't actually make any sense if you think about it

As far as I understand we have no evidence either way that the phenomena has a basis in reality or not. I think we should maybe hold off on the quick judgements and check a bit more before that.

People can behave irrationally.
Determinism only helps if you always ask the question with exactly the same words. There's no guarantee a slightly rephrased version will give the same answer, so a certain amount of unpredictability is unavoidable anyway. With a deterministic LLM you might find one phrasing that always gets it right and a dozen basically indistinguishable ones that always get it wrong.
Just to be pedantic: AirPods Pro 2 come with 4 sizes for tips. Also, I'm sure you can get third-party tips with different shapes if you wanted to.
So make the requirement using a cheaper and lower latency model and try to increase the performance to a satisfactory level. Assuming that you are not already using the cheapest/lowest latency model.