BubbleRings

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by BubbleRings 5mo ago
I’m sorry, could you repeat that? I got distracted by the large animal with the tusk, over by the kitchen door. Try zero caffeine for a while. It will not be easy, for the majority of people. After 3 months the worst of it will be over, and
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by BubbleRings 6mo ago
Yeah, no juggling in class. Unless you brought enough for everyone?
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by BubbleRings 6mo ago
> But that idea is old enough to drink Nice turn of a phrase! I was surprised it was a GoogleNope except for you, op.
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by BubbleRings 6mo ago
This one you’ve maybe seen: https://xkcd.com/1732/ This next one I hadn’t seen. It is more “touchy-feely” and much more personal. There’s a bit of a punch line at the end you have to look for. Spoiler alert: the punchl
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by BubbleRings 6mo ago
Somebody make a keyboard where every key is a molly guard, where only one will open at a time, then make a fun video about it. And credit me for this stupid idea. Even though it wasn’t my idea.
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by BubbleRings 7mo ago
Every few years I find some need or excuse to install Brief somewhere. I miss that editor.
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by BubbleRings 7mo ago
(I heard this in Homer Simpson’s voice.)
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by BubbleRings 7mo ago
When Typora has an iPhone client as good as their other clients, I’ll give up using a mix of Typora and Obsidian and just do all Typora. Neither of them seem to do everything I need. I hope MS does Notepad right, that could be useful.
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by BubbleRings 8mo ago
I wrote on my white board, "There goes today's hour." So if I'm walking by and I read it again, and I just spent some time on some mindless phone thing, I remember that I could find a better use of my free time tomorrow.
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by BubbleRings 8mo ago
Hold on, registering www.0111001000101010.com before somebody else gets it...
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by BubbleRings 8mo ago
funny. what's your site?
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by BubbleRings 9mo ago
No numbers in Chrome on iPhone, fyi.
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by BubbleRings 9mo ago
So is there a list of the most popular apps that made use of the infected lotusbail npm package?
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by BubbleRings 9mo ago
If you like playing with old hardware, be aware that old CRTs have a gotcha that can getcha: they hold a charge that can shock you across the room, and they can hold that charge for weeks or more. Google how to discharge it before poking ar
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
I filed my collaborative filtering patent in 1995, describing the core basic way that your “desert island 5 favorite albums”, and the 5 favorites list from many other people, could be used to recommend music you would like. The patent is a
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
It is not clear if using the ring requires you to wear a Pebble watch. Does it work with an Apple Watch instead? Maybe add that to your FAQ OP.
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
Are you saying I should have attributed, or ChatGPT should have? I suppose I would have but my spurving bearings were rusty.
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
First let’s have it create maybe 100 more entries, then have people vote on which are the best 30, THEN put all the effort into creating all the fake articles and discussions. As good as the current 30 are, maybe the set could still be made
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
> …reused its embedding matrix as the weights for the linear layer that projects the context vectors from the last Transformers layer into vocab space to get the logits. At first glance this claim sounds airtight, but it quietly collapse
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
Ha! Just experienced this. It was very frustrating.
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
I don’t understand. The link opens to a web page, and the download link is clearly labeled as a PDF. Why the warning? And why warn about PDFs in general, have they been having zero day embedded malware lately or something?
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
What a wild concept in this case: With a little effort and research someone could come up with a reasonable estimate that read something like, “a typical 15-year-old reading through this comic once in a typical way would have cost the famil
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by BubbleRings 10mo ago
I would also like to know people’s opinion on this.
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by BubbleRings 11mo ago
Thank you!
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by BubbleRings 11mo ago
Ha. Reading the book again now. My all time favorite. Neal Stephenson’s Cryptonomicon A wonderful historical fiction novel with two main timelines, WW2 and the 1990’s, that includes the invention of the first computers, cool as heck battle
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by BubbleRings 11mo ago
Hi op. “Conform or be cast out” ha. Read your article then right after got an email announcing Rush tickets going on sale. Must be a sign I should go. I forwarded your article to my son the dev, since your post captured the magic of being a
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by BubbleRings 11mo ago
Okay you two… Sugar and Art Bell. I had to get ChatGPT to refresh my memory, but I’m with you now… hovering like a fly, waiting for the windshield on the freeway.
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by BubbleRings 1y ago
Wow, thank you for this link! TheGauntlet.news here has several well-written articles about what went wrong with the US’s response to COVID. It’s like someone swept their arm across the kitchen table, tossing of all the junk, and said “let’
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by BubbleRings 1y ago
And one more idea from me. I could see your current system to be deliberately kept like it is, but offered as a two-part system, where the second part is, “once you get your timeline built and you have reviewed it carefully, then click here
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by BubbleRings 1y ago
Great work. Various ideas here: You might suggest to users the following use case. “If you want to create a Timelinize data store, but don’t feel that your own local systems are secure enough to safely hold a basket with a copy of every egg

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