Sil_E_Goose

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by Sil_E_Goose 6mo ago
There is even a cli version of cursor. https://cursor.com/cli
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by Sil_E_Goose 11mo ago
Mr. Shabadoo, you might be interested in the doomsday argument if you are not already familiar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomsday_argument
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by Sil_E_Goose 2y ago
It is very much a thing[1]. Modern graffiti is a large subculture with a multi-decade history and its own set of norms, customs and celebrities[2]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/graffhelp/ [2] https://ww
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by Sil_E_Goose 2y ago
I'm saddened to see that Barth has passed, but I'm happy to see his work get some appreciation here. Coincidentally, I am currently reading a copy of "The Sot-Weed Factor" I picked up from a used and rare book store[0] l
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by Sil_E_Goose 3y ago
It might not be the flashiest, but if you want to save time building a CRUD app and avoid dealing with boilerplate code, its hard to beat JHipster. It's super configurable(has its own DSL) and integrates with most services a SaaS devel
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Rock Tripe(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Sil_E_Goose 3y ago|0 comments
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The “spelling miracle”: GPT-3 spelling abilities and glitch tokens revisited(lesswrong.com)
2 points by Sil_E_Goose 3y ago|0 comments
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by Sil_E_Goose 3y ago
This paper immediately brings to mind Kurt Vonnegut on the the "shapes of stories": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP3c1h8v2ZQ
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by Sil_E_Goose 4y ago
My "Wow!" moment came from a similar experiment. I asked ChatGPT to create a fictional assembly language, list and explain the opcodes (apologies if I'm using incorrect terminology. I'm not a low level developer) , then
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by Sil_E_Goose 5y ago
Nick Bostrom, the author, also wrote "Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies" [1], which HN readers may be more familiar with. If you enjoyed that book, I would highly recommend this one as well. [1] https://en.w
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by Sil_E_Goose 5y ago
For the most part, everyone is terrible at estimation [0], yet in business we do it all the time and consistently fall into the same traps. I wonder how an organization would be fare if they tried a top down approach to avoid estimation (or
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by Sil_E_Goose 6y ago
For anyone interested in learning more about the ANSI art scene and BBS history in general, I highly recommend Jason Scott's documentary series "BBS The Documentary"[0]. There is a part specifically dedicated to the art scene
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by Sil_E_Goose 6y ago
>using Axiom is 10X faster than writing it in selenium/puppeteer + we handle all the annoying logic you need. We're investigating a node library for this - let us know if it would be useful. As someone who has recently started
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by Sil_E_Goose 6y ago
SEEKING FREELANCERS | REMOTE | NY, USA We are a startup looking to make communication between automobile dealerships and their customers efficient and pain free. We are a relaxed, fully remote company with a very tech literate team. For cos
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by Sil_E_Goose 7y ago
I'm helping dealerships better communicate with customers during service. The automotive world is a wacky one.
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by Sil_E_Goose 7y ago
>Note you can also lose money You will most likely lose money.
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by Sil_E_Goose 7y ago
I actually interviewed for a position as a software developer at the GBO towards the end of my senior year in college. When describing the area to me, I distinctly recall the lead developer saying, "There is urban, suburban, rural, mid
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by Sil_E_Goose 7y ago
I worked at Lockheed with Red Hat doing exactly what they are talking about here on the F-35. Unsurprisingly, It was a total disaster from the top down. I guarantee this will be as well. I was happy to get out after a year.