Miraltar

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by Miraltar 1y ago
It's not that I think only LLMs know em-dashes but they abuse it so much I get annoyed everytime I see one
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by Miraltar 1y ago
Great idea ! Now your stalker can just access public records to know all your daily routine, what an utopia
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by Miraltar 1y ago
Although I mostly agree with the author's point, it was an unpleasant read because the anger transpires too much in the writing. There's some ridiculous exaggerations in there because of that.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
These eggs are from a known species of rays but the size is incredible, the eggs are 50cm long
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Exactly, I feel like AI was initially meant for "nerds" or at least tech enthusiasts so big numbers were great but when the market widens it becomes less relevant
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by Miraltar 2y ago
That's neat ! Although I got an issue on the Finnish challenge, when I drag the (correct) word "koho" it transforms into the (incorrect) word "koko". I thought I missclicked and tried the whole challenge again but I
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by Miraltar 2y ago
> The default apps, browser excluded, are pretty harmless - their incentive is to create a device you decide to welcome into your home. I don't see children spending 4 hours doomscrolling the calculator. At least Facebook and Youtub
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by Miraltar 2y ago
> In What Technology Wants, he argued that technology evolves like a living system. Such an interesting take
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by Miraltar 2y ago
You have to keep this tank sealed or the water gets slightly oxygenated by contact with air, you have to keep it in the dark and at stable temperature or other reactions could disrupt your experiment. How do you measure the oxygenation with
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I really think that the scoring is fine, I like to have a big progression margin but I think it would be nice to know how the score is computed.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I think it's a tough call, using a specific artistic style rendering might influence your guess or might be harder to generate.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
No worries, SpaceX is there. /s
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Or get it replaced by a donor heart ? Please read at least the subtitle before commenting
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Having real time interactions gives a very different feel, it's a little like entering a local pub with bustling activity I guess. In my university years I used an anonymous social app called jodel that would show recent posts in your
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I think the idea is to bring everyone at the same time more than just restricting uptime
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Well, same blog has an article about that too it seems : https://kupajo.com/write-to-pool-your-shifting-selves/
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I feel like what you are describing is like letting go of the wheel while driving. Then the car does its own thing but that doesn't mean you don't have control. It's just that you decided (or sometimes were forced) to let go.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Question is, can you spread it before the symptoms appear ? Because if the disease kills in less than 48h, it is indead pretty hard to spread.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
True but we rarely see a new productivity raising tool that works for such varied tasks
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by Miraltar 2y ago
The article doesn't talk about race or location at all, it talks about culture
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by Miraltar 2y ago
> third parties taking advantage of their playlist model. Not really, it's a collaboration since Spotify actively promotes these third parties because they cost less royalties
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Search youtube for stoicism, you'll find an overwhelming amount of generated content. And a lot of other niche subjects have been colonized like that.
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by Miraltar 2y ago
wildermyth does procedural story/quest creation really well but it isn't infinite
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by Miraltar 2y ago
Reading was instead of had was very confusing to me
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I never understood what industrial metal meant, so many widely different bands get this label
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by Miraltar 2y ago
I guess you didn't really read the article so I'll put it here : > They intercepted one billion messages, but they couldn't read them at first because they were encrypted. It wasn’t until late 2020 that they managed to dec
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Claude Prompt Improver(docs.anthropic.com)
3 points by Miraltar 2y ago|1 comments
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by Miraltar 2y ago
What are your thoughts on this kind of approach ? I'm not sure how helpful it can be
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by Miraltar 2y ago
To me it says that our system is built on a reasonable but untested assumption (performance is a gaussian) and by replacing it with an equally reasonable assumption (performance is a pareto), suddenly our system looks stupid. It isn't
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by Miraltar 2y ago
>If this women are so stressed, the most probable reason is that they are poachers also. I would be stressed too if a drone was following me in my daily activities

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