Aarostotle

New account comes in to insinuate support about government taking over Musk’s businesses. Hmm.

Of all things, how is this the most reasonable, even-handed disagreement in this thread?

A dancer dressed in a robot costume was not being played off as a robot, and is not evidence of cables, nor is it evidence of a tendency to fake demos.

It’s strange that people need to convince themselves that this is fake.

Maybe the agent swarm passed its “warmth” eval.

maybe I'm just wrong here? If the tokens <b>come through this text could still be optimistically turned bold until </b> happens.

For elements that manage layout and drawing things like these explainers, though, it's hard for me to imagine how that would work. My immediate thought would be to an abstraction over it, which is what it sounds like they did.

The element can’t render until it’s closed, presumably.

Which industry and what is counted as an injury here?

Your professor is right. There’s nothing wrong to use AI to aid the process _of thinking_. That’s actually really helpful, at least to me.

You’re right about firewalling it in your mind. The moment it starts steering you into ideas that aren’t yours, the piece is screwed.

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FroogalMap?

Cool idea. I hope this helps people.

YC's entire business is finding little tech companies and helping them grow.

Funny. The FIRE people I’ve spoken to have an attitude of “if I’m going to do it, I may as well go all-in.”

The idea that rights are inalienable is a fundamental moral principle of every modern free society. People can violate your rights. That doesn't mean that your rights go away. If someone steals your laptop, you do not lose your right to that property. If the people around you form a mob and burn down your house, they haven't revoked your rights, they have committed a moral crime against you — they've violated your rights.

I wonder if your question is facetious or ignorant, but I will answer you as though it is earnest: I get it from great thinkers such as John Locke, George Mason, and Thomas Jefferson. To the extent that you support any kind of civilizational progress, you have these thinkers and their ideas to thank.

It appears that you read the first clause of the first line, grepped your dogmas, and posted the first thing that came back.

My existing post already precludes your point.