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AnthonBerg
4mo ago
I expect to better be able to port the Cherry MX ULP board and choose to call it portable
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4mo ago
I just have to say… The comments in this HN thread are The Worst. Judgy and weird and missing the point. Splash is fun and cool.
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4mo ago
"I AM genuinely glad this person is having fun with the little world they’re creating, and that they’re bothering to share it." What's with the ridiculous condescension? I'm also glad that little person you typed your li
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4mo ago
This is quite the unhinged and accusatory attempt at uncalled-for dismissal. What's with the attack?
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4mo ago
Feedback is when it's useful.
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4mo ago
Haha yes! Psychiatric medication, that purely abstract pill that does not affect the physical body in any way, only enters the mind! — Serotonin is among other things a nausea and thermoregulation neurotransmitter, and has to do with cognit
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4mo ago
Anthropomorphization is just such a sexy, attractive guy. So seductive. I always give in to what he wants…
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4mo ago
Yes! The other half of self-interest in being nice is the training and getting better at it.
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4mo ago
M… maybe… because he transiently accumulated 3% greater zeroeth-derivative value every time he first-derivatived along an orthogonal axis.
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5mo ago
Stalled project: I ordered a replacement keyboard for an Alienware gaming laptop, one that has Cherry MX ULP ultralow profile switches. Very very nice. Then I was going to butcher it into a triptych – cut it in three parts – and bodge a RP2
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5mo ago
I swear : Good JVM settings can make Jetbrains IDEs fly with performance. Startup is way faster too. I like ZGC. And having the IDE grab more RAM immediately on startup than the default. Something like Xms=4g or however it's done. I
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5mo ago
I see myself.
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5mo ago
I was quite surprised to find that paper! Thank you for… the audience?, for your consideration? It's quietly somewhat maddening that this is on the books and there's so little mention of it. Like, psychedelics? I'm not a hipp
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5mo ago
Nothing and everything: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/immunology/articles/10.... (This is a serious article by a serious researcher. There exists good work on Frontiers in… .) The 5-HT2A receptor is p
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5mo ago
> Inwardly my emotions became numb. I was disconnected from others emotionally. Outwardly my entire vibe shifted from chill to aggressive. I became more argumentative at home. I was looking to dominate others in my interactions. This i
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5mo ago
This is as dangerous as people talking together on e.g. Facebook groups. I've seen people give flat out dangerous advice, and other people take it. Nursed someone back to health and went through a T1D pregnancy and certainly had to wor
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5mo ago
I ask for your understanding in that I chose to have "baseline adult competence" highly load-bearing in my comment. This does not include people who have only such poor judgement to guide them that they use Facebook posts as input
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5mo ago
Don't trust the thing. That's not what it's for. Don't do as I say. I'm just a rando from the Internet. Don't do as the author of the posted software does. Don't do what the software tells you either. But
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Type 1 diabetes with the sensors and pump technology that this software being presented here fits to is not Everyman Joe stuff. Someone who can set this up and get this going is already burdened with the kind of analysis that the app can as
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5mo ago
"Baseline adult competence" was load-bearing there. This is not an app for the general public.
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5mo ago
My experience is completely the opposite, of using LLMs to pattern match and cast diagnostic nets. Is your perspective based on, say, opinionated principle?, or experience? The benefits are enormous. The risks; What risks? No diabetic wit
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Went through pregnancy with the mother having recently-diagnosed T1 diabetes – just barely not killed by grave neglect on behalf of healthcare due to how badly they missed the diagnosis to begin with. On your work: this is legit it is appre
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5mo ago
They are not equivalent. Conversion is a very intricate spec fulfilment over an incredibly high bandwidth signal. I did the dive; The adapters are not sufficient.
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5mo ago
Chooo chooo!! (Yes!!)
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5mo ago
By definition of responsibility it is a behavioral problem.
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Exactly. Oxidative stress is my unrelenting hunch. (Frankly, it is ridiculous to me that doctors go around saying that fixing your hearing will free up your brain will fix your life. Fix the thing that's dragging down an expensive syst
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It's interesting that it's easier to construct the argument † that a mind like an LLM would have an easier time capturing mind as steam engine than a mind like a steam engine would have capturing mind as LLM. †: come up with each
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Haha! Thanks!!! My apologies!, sincerely. (If only the message I was responding to had had emojis and checkmarks for me to efficiently process it!!!!)
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It does not at all indicate the effort that went into doing the thing. Clearly not. I propose that what you enjoy is having a token of the appearance of effort, easily constructed and easily observed and easily suitable for low-effort han
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5mo ago
grug make grug in own image ( image ? image word not in cave, where from? look find better. no see.)
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