Syntonicles

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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Are you saying the ChatGPT model is only 4GB?
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
What a crazy coincidence for me. Only today I received a pack of resistors and capacitors in order to experiment on this very thing. I was trying to help my nephew with a basic electronics kit and we found the pot we added didn't hav
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
If you had a choice between two seemingly all-knowing chatbots, and one of them kept trying to sell you things in the middle of your conversation, which one would you choose? I know which I'd prefer to talk to.
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
When this happens to me I just delete it from my watch history and my suggestions are immediately amended.
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
From their accusation: there is clearly a long history of this happening in the context of this person driving. You've left out all of the history and context. You even left out your relationship to this person. This could be a frie
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I use projectile and perspective. Everything is integrated into my Ivy/Counsel and I have simple self documenting shortcuts for everything using General keybindings. Until I set this up correctly the leftover buffers bothered me. Now
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I'm on Windows but use WSL exclusively. It opens the frame seamlessly. I'm about to build 29 from source because my Ubuntu ppa doesn't have a prepackaged 29 build. I personally believe it's a good thing for a developer
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
It was probably a typo, but just in case English is your second language: We tend to use "don't care for" or "didn't care for" in this context. If you say "I didn't care for the way women were treate
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Agreed. This thread is filled with people who are confusing "consuming productivity content" with "actively being productive". It is one thing to discount reading blogs about time-tracking, efficiency and scheduling i
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
I'm someone who really believes in what motivated the article - namely that humans naturally seek out safe and comfortable behaviors and minimize risk, that people are often stuck in local maxima due to either ignorance of what's
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Will you please go into more detail about the people you worked with, and how they presented? What sorts of deficits and behaviors did you see in the "mild" cases?
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by Syntonicles 4y ago
Sounds like a good time to donate to sci-hub to cover attorney fees. They are able to accept several popular cryptocurrencies.
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
This person is using social media as a tool for self-development and improving their mental health. The way to work on anxiety is to learn to focus on, recognize and ultimately let go of idle thoughts. Your solution may be healthy for some
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
It's been years since I looked into this stuff. I remember a story about someone with locked-in syndrome using eye-blinks to communicate letter-by-letter, or with yes/no answers. I remember they purportedly wrote a book. Was tha
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
I've heard this "one year of experience 10 times" phrase before. It seems to mean different things in different contexts to different people. Can you explain what it means to you and the implications?
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
This is the workflow I set up for my team. It's also what I use in my own projects. Why the past tense? Did the industry move on from this? Did you?
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
I've been meaning to set up Roam since my org folder is getting unmanageable. Before Emacs I abused a Tomboy "wiki" style journal - even there I could set up several Notebooks as entry points. Every time I typed a word that
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
A 9 person exit is not at all unusual. We used to do a 10-way angle track at sunset every day. Larger formations are both possible and routine. As long as the pilot is aware of and can anticipate the weight shifting there's generall
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
I was working on a similar project for nearly a year. I ran into trouble finding the correct fingerings and considered a very similar approach to the one you're taking - that is a simplified hand model with a cost-based heuristic. My
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
About 15 years ago I got a job in IT with lots of ssh hops and server work. I approached it the same way I approached the Linux terminal. I made a rule that everything I typed from thereon out would be in Vi. Recently I did the same with
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
Well now they don't have to, because it really is nothing.
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
I encountered this for the first time just this week and it felt so awkward and out of place.
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
This is interesting work and I hope to see more. I'm not qualified to comment on the mathematical analysis but the setup seems legitimate and repeatable. The discussion of the results leaves much to be desired. The nature of the task
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
I came to the comments looking for a project like this! I almost asked the XMonad maintainer above to consider it. I've been waiting so long...
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
Don't hold me to it since my math education is basically me fumbling through the internet for the past several years trying to piece things together, but I think this is the unmotivated approach you're talking about. https:/
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
That sounds like a case of using the wrong tool for a job. That's like saying that Computer Aided Design is inelegant because it's hard to get the shading right on your life-drawings. I wrote programs that tool arbitrarily long p
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
Can you explain what that means? I'm familiar with OpenAI Gym, I've been away from Github for a long time.
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
I long for the day when Manning runs out of those terrible, unrelated genetic portraits for their cover art. There is nothing I associate less with new technology and software than pictures of people from antiquity.
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
I have no quarrel with the assertion that reading is important. I'm suspicious of the need for pre-reading (letters) If a child shows great initiative with letters, they'll do well with reading. But why not just start with reading
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by Syntonicles 5y ago
She's talking about delaying the fundamental concept of a function, and using the absence of the function syntax in order to motivate the need for it. Do you have kids? My nephew has been learning math. He won't be told about f(

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