SJMG

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by SJMG 8mo ago
You get the fitness from the exercise. They didn't subject people to exercise, they surveyed them on what they already do and found a correlation between exercise and emotional resilience.
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by SJMG 8mo ago
What's more, the existence of data (therefore differentiation of what is and isn't), is theory-laden.
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by SJMG 8mo ago
The 3D view is broken on Safari and Chrome.
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by SJMG 8mo ago
Instruct it to test as it goes along. Add whatever testing base command to your list of trusted tools.
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by SJMG 8mo ago
There's a parenthetical offset about being high on coke for 14 hours. It's obviously a joke.
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by SJMG 9mo ago
The conclusion of the paper doesn't say that "most sucked using AI". It's says the mean quiz score was both significantly and sizably lower in the intervention group vs the control. No significant difference detected on
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by SJMG 9mo ago
> there is a smaller % that benefits and learns more and faster That's not what the study says nor it is capable of credibly making that claim. You are reasoning about individuals in an RCT where subjects did not serve as their own
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by SJMG 9mo ago
> I wish they had attempted to measure product management skill. We're definitely getting better at writing specs. The issue is the labor bottleneck is competent senior engineers, not juniors, not PMs, not box-and-arrow staff engine
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by SJMG 9mo ago
The phones were prior with "play protect" certification. It's all being captured. Since we can't seem to have more virtuous companies, we need more regulation.
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by SJMG 9mo ago
I'm not sure how defensible the lead was. The only reason BYD isn't the only game in town is tariffs. The pivot to Optimus is ridiculous though. They can't get a car to drive truly autonomously after more than a decade and th
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by SJMG 9mo ago
Maybe someone with first-hand experience can weight in, but isn't this what alternative education platforms like "Brilliant" look like?
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by SJMG 9mo ago
What a great comparison; I've never thought of it this way. It's obviously not perfect since the automation is so temperamental shall we say, but this does give me more empathy for the countless workers whose jobs have been re-nat
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by SJMG 9mo ago
It's the standard for mobile. That said, in server-side enterprise computing, I know no one who uses it. I'm sure there are applications, but in this domain you'd need a good justification for not following standard patterns.
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by SJMG 10mo ago
I think it's the serial waiting game and inevitable context switching while you wait. Long iteration cycles are taxing
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by SJMG 10mo ago
https://thenewstack.io/how-deepminds-alphatensor-ai-devised-... Not either of the species of algorithms you've described, but still an advance.
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by SJMG 10mo ago
Also in the minority. I use pretty atypical language and grammar for effect frequently, which is a nightmare to edit on iOS. I'm probably a little slower typing now for run of the mill message, but like you said dictation is actually g
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by SJMG 10mo ago
This 1000x over! On Android you have this and you can tune how long a long-press is. It's amazing and should be an advanced feature on iOS. I wish Apple would get over itself and expose settings for all-the-things, like how you can wri
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by SJMG 10mo ago
Yes Design: https://github.com/nim-lang/RFCs/issues/559 Plan: https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/13357#81170
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by SJMG 10mo ago
Not a defense of the poison value approach, but in this thread Araq (Nim's principal author) lays out his defense for exceptions. https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/9596#63118
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by SJMG 11mo ago
In Avatar they are literally mining a room-temperature superconductor. If you had to think of a way to make interstellar mining plausible that certainly would be a candidate.
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by SJMG 11mo ago
Congratulations and amazing job! I've loosely followed Unison for years; hitting 1.0 is a big deal. Unison has many intriguing features, the foremost being hashed definitions. It's an incredible paradigm shift. It does seem like a
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by SJMG 11mo ago
I think JetBrains is in general a very consumer friendly company. They contribute heavily to open source as well.
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by SJMG 11mo ago
Feynman shared your hesitancy for very similar reasons. He states in Surely You're Joking that he was offered, but never took them.
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by SJMG 11mo ago
I assume they put the dog down though? My understanding is that's what happens in these cases.
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by SJMG 11mo ago
I think you would need a complicated set of metrics to claim something like "improved" that wasn't caveated to death. An immediate conflict being total number of articles vs impressions of articles labeled with POV biases. If
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by SJMG 1y ago
`@` makes the array (stack allocated) into a sequence (heap allocated). Edit: Just read the second half of your post— > I don’t think the equivalent Python code would look much different. Maybe more concise He could be leveraging [std&#x
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by SJMG 1y ago
You've done a lot for the community yourself! Thank you for your excellent libraries and high-visibility usage of Nim at Reddit.
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by SJMG 1y ago
I'm not that familiar with his employment history; you could be right. Either way, he'd still be an example. If you have longer term ones, I'm sure it would add to the discussion
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by SJMG 1y ago
Since we're all being exacting here… =p > (first day of spring) It's actually the March equinox. "Spring" is true only in the northern hemisphere. What's more it's the ecclesiastical equinox, not the astro
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by SJMG 1y ago
A few examples that spring to mind, Steve Wozniak and Mitchell Hashimoto

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