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And Nietzsche. What is basically what Rand’s novels were based on. Too bad she fell for the “Will to Power” hoax.


Where did you find it? Any website you can recommend?

Idealista or Fotocasa.


A guess:

They both believe the product people focus on will commoditize. Tesla realized early that EVs without autonomy are a dead end for long-term dominance, just as NVIDIA believes models without infrastructure are a dead end for durable AI profits.

(Am I close?)


That sounds cool. Perfect hardware for the task. I’d love to see a video of it. I checked on youtube but didn’t find one.

(I used to run flashcards on a Palm Pilot back in the days. The app was called SuperMemo.)


The first versions of Anki used the SuperMemo algorithm if I'm not mistaken.

I've actually since graduated to a 10.3" Boox E-ink tablet. It's too big for AnkiDroid or book reading, but it is terrific for note taking during meetings or lectures, reading and annotating technical documentation, calendar management, and web browsing. My next gift to self will either be a Tesla Roadster or a 7" E-ink device for AnkiDroid and books!


Haha. Well, you might be able to run flashcards in your Tesla. I once made an app to read books in a Tesla using text to speech. Gotta do something against the boredom once the thing drives itself! :)

> The chatbot has given quite a few questionable responses this year

What kind of a news story is that? It’s an LLM. It serves thousands of requests per minute. Of course some answers will be silly.


For the bar exam, I used a combination of an outliner and flashcards. Back then, I was usimg a PalmPilot. The idea was:

1. Turn the subject matter into a knowledge tree. 2. If a branch has more than 5 leaves, you split it up. 3. Flashcards are generated by traversing the tree. The parent node is the question, the child nodes are the answer.

The benefit of the tree is that it forces you to think about where in your structure a given piece of new information fits.


How did it work out? Was it helpful?

What was the root question of law?

Well. Don’t forget I wasn’t really studying “the law”, or “justice”. I was studying for the bar exam. Pretty much two separate things. :)

Sounds kind of like a mind map.

Guilty as charged. First time I hear about it. Thanks. Looks like a natively LLM friendly database format.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recutils


Yes! I have a whole blog post in the works about how they make an awesome LLM memory layer.

Could you link to it? I'd love to read it. This is also my first time learning of recutils

Dito. (Or MeeToo, +1, or whatever the hell people say these days.)

I find it interesting that your comment centers around principles and justice. There are thousands of young people who are dying in trenches and blown to pieces by drones each week, and have been for the past three years. You don’t even mention them.

Yes, let's never forget that Russia is a terrorist state.

Well, see, we learned nearly a century ago that when someone aggressively expands and you give in to them to maintain "peace in our time", you don't get peace for very long. You wind up with more dead bodies, not less.

Fighting when it's needed leads to more dead this week than abject surrender would cause, but if history is any guide, it leads to fewer dead bodies this decade.


Wrong lesson from history.

Go a bit further back. WW1.

It’s easy to talk about “never appease an aggressor” when its someone else’s kid. Now it’s a story arch. Good vs evil. Entertainment! Like sports. You pick your team. But from the comfort of your tv, of course.


"Someone"? Are you alluding to NATO or Russia here in the present? Hard to tell.

"peace in our time" is a famous quote, nearly a century ago: https://www.history.co.uk/this-day-in-history/30-september/c...

What AnimalMuppet shows with the failure of "peace in our time" is how speaking softly only works in combination with a big stick, to paraphrase a different politician from a different continent around a generation earlier than "peace in our time".


Yes I know. The question is who they aimed at in the current day context.

Perfect solution is Russia stops sending them there and orders them to go home. Ukrainian one then remain home.

And considering Russia does not intend to stop expansion, absent pressure on Russia, they will be eventually dying in Germany.


Perfect is the enemy of good.

Russian expansion is not good. Rewarding genocide is not good.

Warsluts do not tend to be the one dying in those said wars.

There are a lot of romantics. I wonder if the tone was the same during the 1WW. It is silly.

Thanks. I had no idea something like that existed.

How do we know using such a tool won’t trigger an account lockout? How ironic would that be.


No idea if it’ll trigger a lockout, but if it does at least I have a copy of my photos already.

Been running it for a couple years without issue. But yes your milage may vary.


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