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@lain @WandererUber @sun
In any sort of craft there exist various operational standards and common sense rules. Those replace constant checking of everything. They're like type systems in programming languages. So when I use actual programming language rather than imprecise natural language instructions I'm, like, automating those standards and rules.
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@lain @WandererUber @sun
I understand that LLMs are very good at parsing natural language. But the thing is the only reason I got into coding in the first place is that I don't like specifying problems in natural languages. That's whole reason I think that "vibe coding" is fscked up idea. It fully replicates the sad experience of working with another human being using same inexact language. Maybe an LLM can shorten the time spent to just get overview of some area but you need to do full research based on upstream data anyway to actually finalize things any reliably.
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@lain They once reported me to myself too.
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@lain At rate of 1 second per second.
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@lain @WorkingFamilies @cjd
But in such a situation can't blame them for trying.
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@lain @WorkingFamilies @cjd
Actually I think cancer is exactly that sort of force majeur that could be subject to insurance. Perverse incentives come from ability to overprice the drugs and other services because patient both has no choice and paying it from insurance.
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@cjd @lain @WorkingFamilies
I'm not sure insurance model is even fit for healthcare. In general insurance exists to spread out losses from force majeure over a large pool of people/companies but it acts by compensating via calculating damage/loss of profit based on existing contracts. While a person's health is lot more complex than any contract and there are too many subjective variables in medicine. Doing insurance there would lead to awful lot of perverse incentives.
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@lain @WorkingFamilies @cjd
Properly free markets are as rare as true Scotsmen.
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@lain
Caloric content is calculated by burning things in calorimeter and measuring resulting temperature change. So I can only say that this thing is inflammable.
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@lain
In any case wave functions collapse a lot more than girls anywhere..
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@lain @kaia @zvava
That's my favorite theoretic apocalypse. Since it spreads with speed of light you won't see it coming. Maybe it already happened and we're about to enter true vacuum and cease to exist. However I doubt it because this idea is based on incomplete models of things that we still yet to have to learn properly.
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@lain @sun
Just 4 stars? I guess it has not enough H2O and too much NH3.
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