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"That is the whole system, not a stripped-down mode you switch into."
If I may propose instead of "steal" I think we could agree to write they "Aaron-Swartz'ed" the information from the internet, what do you think, is this too harsh on Sam Altman or Carmen Ortiz ?
Blame the game, not the player! In today's kind spirit of early-internet you're also not a dog on the internet communities, there you go...
No warranty granted or implied: A bit of sarcosine in the morning, and a bit more glycine at night I say. :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZI2GQlNdJA
RIP Lee Holloway
It's also the only sentence I read on that page before closing it, of course.
driving engagement to scrape the bottom of our ad-driven engagement dis-attention economy, tragedy of the commons pure.
I'm not disagreeing that some manual work require forms of intelligence that are undervalued in our society, and don't get me started about nurses, but still: What the Jeff Bezos!
The joke is at the level of developers, the constant sharpening of AI merge-requests reviewing (sometimes too much) has made the new job of AI speedriding & reviewsfighting a serious brain squeeze.
The value of conscienciousness has skyrocketed, and the value of openness is still the same as it ever was.
I put it to you that all slop is human slop.
"""meclaw is three things, and you only install the first one. meclaw is the substrate: a directory tree that runs — every folder an actor, every edge a route, one Rust binary underneath. meclaw-os is a small, experimental operating system for agents, grown onto that substrate at runtime. An assistant is grown into the OS the same way — a JSON file, not a deployment. Install once, grow everything else."""
Like seriously dude, what semantic value does "Install once, grow everything else." actually add? Can't you see the complete self-defeating nature of pushing out this kind of vapid prose?
Also "a directory tree that runs" what the hell, you mean like any folder structure that contains code? Hey my python package is also a "directory tree that runs"! How is that good, again: what is the value of a "directory tree that runs"? seriously?
And then "every edge a route, one Rust binary underneath" You mean the code that runs is "underneath"? Like my mousepad is also underneath my mouse, should we also put this in your package description?
Any value this effort may have had is completely destroyed, and anything else you may have produced, by association.
What else do I see: congruence between melody and lyrics, harmonic depth, dominant half-cadence in the tonic arrival. Also the versions by Mozart add a lot and explain a lot of the endurance of the tune I guess. That has chromatic passing, secondary dominants, even a parallel minor (in the 8th variation)
If I may plug here the Berklee College online courses as a satisfied customer I can say if you are ready to put in the effort they are great.
It is a trope amongst gigging musicians that over-intellectualizing the feels is a massive no-no.
Hence the joke about Db being the saddest chord... also Phil Collins said that, he would know :-D... ...and C# being the most evil chord. Hilarious.
I persist: "before you can be good, you first have to be bad" is more helpful music theory than that whole JavaScript visuals page.
This article is trivializing music down to a few not-so-important facts and mistaking some math for anything that would help `programmers` (?) understand music.
Maybe start by rewatching "This is Spinal Tap" instead, and consider that https://www.reddit.com/r/musictheory/comments/59n3pg/remembe...
this sentence above would made a longer article if I bothered to so blog as is being blogged here
`By your metrics, we achieved AGI in 1966.`
Pretty pleaser please people don't get your agents registered as direct-reports in the org-chart with HR!
"Training support is a hypothesis consistent with these results, not something this study proves."
I understand it, but I find the wording very unnatural. To improve readability I would have written it in the active form:
"We cannot prove training explains this result, but this fits the data best."